| Show --- -- 5!:c10i14i'-- 4 ' 't — - -- " : ' 7 - 41 (i) - ' I 1 - EDITORIALS L sv a tpoLned ' IA71 15 Apr bc 1 5altSalit Ztibutu et ery morning Isgoed by lb' Salt Lek s Tribune Thursday July Publishing Co Walt Lak 24 1917 City They Have a t4k2311' : I - 1 1 1 11 - ' t ti - e:d' U S Coal Industry Scans ' 0 -i 4 t vo Threat of Nationalization - i:1" 4: :N)4 ' '41V "b Nm4 - WASHINGTON — A discussion of the inflationary possibilities of the Lewis coal settlement was stopped by 'a of George Humphrey the Pittsburgh coal operator to the senate economic committee This kept Representative Hartley from coming to vocal blows with his labor bill coauthor Senator Taft in ll an economic In fact it quieted the whole volatile full-fledg- ed ' i'dm: s' - -- - :- ' 5 tr---- c 1 4 ----- -- free-for-a- L 41:14-'' A - - A - Y1"- fiT -- I I I k - e- I 178521611 p' 1 V ox-dra- 004r" 4 i 1 4 -- - '' ' -- - ' -- 4 ' -- '- P - - - I 4 m - li '"' 4 - --- - 2j - 5 r - - A ' - -- - t 1 'A - 1' 1 1 - - 4 --- - tI4 --- 4 -- - — Soviet U S Relations Need Dispassionate Analyses - I 1 - I Um-Dieti- ' 1 L objective position (and therefore best able to judge perhaps) are rather certain the next big liberal movement in this country will be toward British socialization The crowd for which Mr Wallace is fronting is directed that way It is getting started now with demands for government participation For example there is a demand for expansion of the steel industry bloc is and the Murray-Peppbeginning to talk about government building the steel mills it Industry will not Then there is agitation about the absorper t tion of smaller industries by bigger ones the concentrations of industrial bigness The senate small business committee says this is real and threatening and that when the current lines fully develop It will be much easier' for the socialists to take over Certainly the movement is strong within congress to preserve the smaller and middle sized business But all this is secondary nebulous and minor The union leaders have the power position and money Where they are taking themselves their men and the national economy is the important No one here seerrut able thingto furnish any evidence on this if the union leaders themselves The economists behind knowe for instance are shy even on judgment in the matter It is hard to believe that John Lewis is striving for nationalization of the coal mines He just got the miners out of the clutches of government which He t - while r ith developments in Britain where socialization has improved the i the miner somewhat p but left him so far below the position of the American miner that nationalization should be odious to any American miner Of course if he had a labor government doing it he would hese more power under nationalize- Con But debate In commons'' currently shows the Union gov- ernment is dissatisfied with Is own failure to meet coal production goals Yet the logical end of the Lewis program would force costs so high that when there is S break in the price of coal cr when cooperation between gas and oil makes further inroads the cry for nationalization rill surely swell Into a roar ositif t f Give A Man ng - ' act-11411- w4 f - --- I k 'v d :: :i 44k 11- 1 I 1 k ''': -- 14i Ii1 4 '''' I leading his people to another "promised val1 1 f 30 build to years ley" in which he lived for towns and temples and lay the foundations e of a state: Contemplating the approach of the hunfotme dredth anniversary of the entrance of col( ) onizers and builders through the gateway at -matter for the most part 400 1 11)9-s the mouth of 'Emigration canyon a repreThe Humphrey position was I 1 sentative group of city county state federal r 1 little reported amid other detAdet I 7li I and church officials assembled in the foot- I I velopments and not made enI 1 I tirely clear in some phases For hills east of Salt Lake City in July twelve ei t — — instance he claimed the wage on a knoll at the southeast I years ago stood Ale Pe increase was only $120 a day corner of the military reservation overlooking i V whereas the Lewis people calcuI ' I 7 ' ' the valley of the Jordan and the Great Salt lated for the press it would run f:1! I above $3 a day No bones will lake and selected thesite for a monument be broken in arguing about this osk the the of coming commemorating pioneers however Humphrey merely fig– on the spot where according to the best ures what a losing agreement : 197‘ I (for him) might cost under the available information Brigham Young stood 1 IINEWAIFF75 I best possible circumstances I or reclined or smote the earth with his cane IMMIIIIIINKRIIIII Lewis was figuring for his min''' - ' PI f)r sent the draraa'of Utah when he gazed upon the "promised land" for ers what he had won from ' : more favorable to the first time and uttered the words which Upon the stage then erected and since emassumptions c 1 ' ::: 71 11r47 ' '' his bellished a panorama of historical scenes are viewpoint iconoclasts Z to or have t vain in amend '1 sought 1 ' You know you can easily obs OFtw'a t I i -' rnovicg in parallel processiona of past and amplify the location was decided- - Surrounded 0 I '' tain t ' opposing versions of an 11011ø°°11 N r A 4 '“ i"I i wagons beside present One may see automobile by rocky rolling ridges and ravines—arid accident from sev: r cz V: i Z ' tncdern automobiles—a handcart procession ' eral abandoned and unimproved— untouched by 1 'The coal witnesses eye '''' 1 ‘1 ‘I 0 i :CRit(0 les 4 settlement was no accident of ' i ' ::0 toil unsought by enterprise and obviously unn i watching airplanes cihling 01erhead—the 2: course But from the same set 11 c i ' 'i fsmoke of campfires rising against the marble e' ‘? i desirable for cultivation or colonization it ) 3 of - circumstances ' Mr Humi' 4 walls of magnikcent buildings—dim grass-grow- n was publicly considered for several years by 444' phrey got one story and Lewis '' e'" 113or' I sons and daughters of pioneers by historical trails turning into surfaced highways- -another This involved no dispute to ' ' ' '"r1 about contract but has caused 1 the dusty sagebrush disappearing in the shade societies of the state and by legislative assem'''' NI- 77 ' considerable :: public confusion io ' '' t blies that appropriated sums of money for the of flourishing orchards—leprous alkali washed :' - 10 0 '4 the take-hom- e 1- Humphrey figured ' ' I'' 'et A : 4) :s and 1 art the materials the labor and miscellaneous I from the face of earth the arid desert of I f'of a from miner ' k pay eight if ellrstft"""-' ' I I hours work a day would in- F ' yore rejoicing and blossoming with roses expenses incident to the conception and corn- t:::111r:i crease $120 and it does pletio n of a masterpiece of genius supported It is a day of contrasts calculated to creBut he did not figure perhaps' r ' common local conditions interest unselfish and of by pride ate an understanding forblading 4 devotion to the state and region For eleven years ago and ret and subdued a hundred seen to be that the settlement means a day is now years the choice of these investigators was awaken appreciation of what e 14 less of work a week and an hour : -discussed and withA visited the 01114104114 utilized publicly Rtc present generafrequently and shown and by less of work each day In short out opposition interference or counterclaim tion It is a time to pause and ponder to note the miner would make only It should represent the untarnished gratitude the changes wrought by time and industry— $120 a day more from his work to events that for a generous population for eleven centuries DAVID lead of but if you would figure how locomotion and only in modes of living SAYS lAWRENCE changes ' much more he makes in could reasons of result come to pride by workand governchanges in the relations of peoples so much less time the Lewis war ing in the of is which thousands "This the place" in maps ments toward each other changes President Truman's recent figure of more than $3 can be of earth on which the boundary lines of napeople from other states and countries have veto message on the tax bill justified iso From the basic economic made their homes educated their children contained a statement that he tions are marked moved or erased in the ' was of production of comsome standpoint taxes their their course of a century large expecting government paid supported cost coal and of same the the an in international mitments and contributed more to national defense and When the pioneers driven from a beautiLewis figure thus would more sense lie referred by implicaful city they had established on the upper perpetuity than could be measured out in gold tion to Russia's action in reaccurately reflect what the conWASIIINGTON—Relations be- f bush or stall or bicker when sumer will pay "This la the place" where the governors of 41 tween the United States and I the Marshall plan came up in Mississippi sought sanctuary among the jecting the Marshall plan But what really hindered i other states recently convened as guests of Russia are drifting dangerously I Paris and instead rejected" it I Minority leader Barkley in aftmountains of the unsettled west their itindiscussion was Humsena to swer major in come now could the have and then ' question Every Secretary promptly They state to discuss issues of parathe forty-fift- h erary resembled another record of migration phreY's interpretation of this ate week however a debate Marshall "in last and secret'" offered has along principle" "top mount importance "This is the place" where and colonization prepared and preserved by change as rectifying an inequity Indicated that the Marshall plan conference with committees of suggestions as to their own which had existed in the miners' a monument to Utah's founder will be disMoses in the book of Deuteronomy—a claronwouldn't cost very ' much per needs which could conceivably congress and each member Is and working condition wage less sworn to secrecy The impresthe than have blocked the conference closed and dedicated today "This is the place" tcle of the trek by ancient Israelites from year—certainly since the war if - measures next So of out talk committee are months afterward sk)ns after year expeated surplus a in a given freedom famous where in to to artistic tribute bondage promised grandson's Egypt against other union advances It was not the Marshall plan For reasons best known to the that the situation is critical butt a renowned grandfather is to be accepted and land thenceforth occupied for many centuries In short he took the position alone which could have occaRussians on the other hand unlike most congressional meetthis was not a pattern lot a one landas most as still acclaimed descendants the of known the and their to sioned the references matthen by imposing vague ings involving confidential they acted immediately and innational economy but an exnew international expenses marks of territorial expansion west of the conexercised their diplomatic ters the confidences are really Walley of the Jordan" He related: case Amid such ceptional The Russian or has of fluence government powers political tinental divide kept "We went through all that great and terit became intangibles a course irrione has that pursued' pressure and notified each can be no denying that almost impossible for anyone to Nor does this monument dedicated to the In There rible by way of the mountains tated officials American states and of satellite the that they recent days members of conreach any definite conclusions the public generally in America must not participate because to and ye came unto me every one of you and pioneers of Utah commemorate or symbolize have been told the situagress Where union leaders are headto been an noas has understand so be do would given regarded said: We wi:1 send men before us and they tion is grave It was such a any religious or racial group It depicts ing their force and power reis 100(2'0 United to States Russia thatthe act word "unfriendly" us madic trappers aimless explorers temporary shall search outthe land and bring mains therefore a question undescription of current events right andThethe Russians 100 this is severe answered here on the inside or pressed the house Into lanIgnuadgi squatters venturesome prospectors govern- - which American again by what way we shall go up" wrong people and the use of that outside Authorities in the most passage of the full amount be Even as men of that day went ahead of ment surveyors religious pilgrims and bona into another may drifting Greek-Turkisstatements issued h needed In the phrase in the war as aconsrquence of a sefide colonizers as contributors in sundry ways their leader others preceded Brigham Young from various capitals in the of aid grant cret diplomacy which insists the indicates that orbit Russian and varied degrees to the building of the inand camped on a tributary of the occidental More and more there Is heard that there shall be no review of OFF THE RECORD' bewas Marshall rejectet termountain empire Jordan that flows into another saline sea talk of the "Inevitability of cause the plan the acts of our officials at the ' II V WADE considered it Russians By accomanwar" but this is usually time they make grave commitCredit in both instances was given to the Thus the day is being observed as the one and a that action hostile ments and make Serious decipanied by the statement that Science might as Nvell give up was aimed to interfete with niversary of the arrival of Utah's pioneers migrants and their leaders rather than to the war side neither wants and sions that conceivably could lead that on the moron who tosses the Moses land As consider as the date on which prehistoric irrigation scouts who searched out the what legitimate they can as be hence it considered to war The situation will bear pot operations in the European lighted cigaret from a passing was revived as the beginning of the hunwas acclaimed the guide to a promised land immediate car and see about fireproofing dispassionate investigation economy Such a psychology is highly be never entered although permitted to look dredth year of occupation as the time to celeReproduction Rights Reserved the forest conto want be The Russians Inflammable The Russian govbrate the Centennial of a favored upon it frnm the summit of Mount Nebo so is sidered of United the equals ernment of course reads all Slighting reference is made If Russian refusal to join in States They will not be' coerced Brigham Young remembered as the 'guide to the diminutive size of the statements and the public the Marshall plan causes Hank Any effort to coerce them will candidate for statehood-bu- t latest speeches in congress and knows to Wallace at last lift long any isdon't go so far as to crita when it that they reported concan As an aeroplane glides eyebrow the inevitable is no great shakes Hawaii ical caused house situation say the GROWING JIMMIE sider Itself bowed to And circles above in the blue to approve an appropriation to "Uranium Is the byproduct of Truman By JAMES J METCALFE Implement the "Where the cowboy no more A couple of U S senators dethe explosion of a star which doctrine Rides the range as of yore Iy HAM PARK be creates the mand that what is known as a been lag housing Jimmie has one No My in growing official quarters His mount is a gasoline steed A to Z" If "from to he confused wanas supernova"—not The investigated have months here has disclosed the impact of In style the last word mean from apathy to zero with Lou the pug who dreamed And now at only 13 they dered Ruson Truman the doctrine by Lives there a man with soul I have emulated them—I have rides 'round the herd up the cosmic punch why don't they say so? He is as tall as I sia When in public statements -- years PO dead who never to himself has And he goes with incredible kept the faith to be will officials get American probably stated that lit ' Scots like all Celtic races asid: "Girnme the aces kings speed Much higher than his dad were going to put substanthey sure does be have their folk music Much of And he if and jacks—and I'll make tlp you may tial funds into the Near East "Where roping and branding That it will make rue glad I t to "stop communism" it would it is sad with nostalgic longing what my system lacks"—Anon are stunts of dopes seem that the Russians knew I know there is a problem I for days that are no more PerPerformed by a rodeo clown Ra ckm ard Ho! when a It comes to buying I ' this constituted that threat I Anthe cowboy songs blare haps if - And height accounts clothes to their political or economic ' Lonr ago I read somewhere were here today instead of singAt us over the air ' Pr which In the other for in section of the ways that dff expansion man had who town that the From the radio station in i about the bonnie banks of nothing ' But he who r world money goes to brag about except his illua- I ing Loch Lomond and other spots of Is crowd above the stands are That the Russians wholly on trioiut ancestry was like the pota"Home home the croon Interest range ' they would sadly: And usually his easier to see distrustful of American purto--the Where the dudes and the movie best part underground - Contributes measurement poses because they construe the "Oh this was my home So I know very little about my stars play '"- s0 " 'erss410r And while I wish my Truman doctrine and the MarWhere the tourists now roam dignity n Where seldom is heard forebears Besides it's a riaky 4 ( fill son Would the to be eldest shall at aimed them Where the buffalo's vanished plan A true western word busineAs ths tracing your an- --shoes I wear I really hope should not be surprising But i from view For the 'Old West' has faded apt to go broke ' r':' Ili bemore -own A his is ?: is the what that Where hides the antelope surprising to rover it up afterward t I away" tryig i iii LiA Russians the didn't beat about J1 coming pair W"hy I once knew a guy who i' ' i ' '4( i i ' I a his (amfortune IFPfrt i locating' ''i'l4 ' 7 AII to find that its chief 1 I 9 ) k I crop was nuts I L TL ii I'm trying to pic----- -DR DANIEL A POLING Anyway I MEMENOMNIIIMMOn By ' I Y'llsoture in my mind's eye 'what my — I 4 010 1 ' grandparents were doing on Jnly I I rt t ‘ t I can't take it any longer I 24 1S47 I know that they were line because of recent accidents ' g 1 to to Kilbirnie j Lai-— oz(11 1- – 1 i — —al — r1 Nor am I influenced by matheo Ayrshire guess it's cid age creeping up r cif Scot:told the ' Bobby I I'm not read at anybody and I maticians who prove that your -of my earliest recFtrrs (One ' A 77 r )i 7 '‘z -- 74 7 rk ' V :-to 4 r-chances and mine for happy ever5 body tine been 'very nice ollections is eyf two portraits that l ' --1 are 4:--4 in and rne ' it'll "I've like been Ari--1"every landings day but this: hornek 4 in 'H the halt of their ! pht1: hung every way better and better" here — one of the immortal t 5 ) i !'t by" and "sweating —woo "standing old over It's 41iilii ' creeping 131rns and one of Mary queen justI can'tagetake 100111LA n connections Since out" air my rne ina and it -jzza et' Scots) — 4— " They knew the 444- -other piece describing an emerThere ham been rough flying' -chances sre that the '1dormon Air 0‘Arip!Soo& now 401groloper417 to San Ivor from Francisco Portland ap to coast the Pacific 4 194: gency trip their trek eft 641AV C14 pioneers had started this morning' and I had that Ye" tn the prornised 1ar7a but natfrom the Atlantic I have been con"stand 4 e with by" experience trally having no radio they the victim of confusion and one before we took off but hadn't heard of their arrival i or two mistakes as well as of fusion All the things that make kir modern living : - a new now we are coming into the low Grandra and Grandma Park crowded travel conditions I n Diesel-rucar home appliances radio or home modernization landing Definitely were quitP young—in their early I have "sweated it out" until I SALT LAKE CITY TO: ONE WAY trains are the smoothest things :03 I think—and Junior had alare all brought within easy reach with TIMEWAY out have run of WAY I about ONE Just I in transportation and I am arrived upon the scene i sweat Actually I haven't missed ready were use to more the bank them Bond and $1430 going Albuquerque plan of buying out of income ForTIMEWAY a single engagement and all my They busy no doubt planmore 2025 I Kansas i City I own their extra journey saving Las Vegas ning buying power for you thru lower financing engagements were important Neaps But as to my other resOlution I Vernal 414 I a shilling here and a tuppence line air personnel Definitely I am weakening I now amend all details Reno 1060 there for the long land and sea have made it up to me Always Louis St 1 sentences the of this piece first red-tap- e 1280 San and as and free from Dingo took them about as It have been courteous fLnd in quick arrangements 'voyage to read: "I'll make reservations I 1600 I Esigen three years' to raise the dough I they the pinches they have been very the benefits In advance (except for un- I Oklahoma City and economies of bank far possible Enjoy I 1 1020 L Durango efficient But I can't take it any Fina:ly after great 18'S2hardship avoidable emergencies) Ill di- iI Boise look for the TIMEWAY SEAL at your 701 I here in financing Craig Also the air lines hi) they arrived vide longer business railbetween my San Much I in song I longer reed me dealers or I have been roads and 1 apply I directly to this TIMEWAY BANK iteamships Plus Tali airways— Los Angelus and story about the Covered I their patron since the hard days 1095 a and who said anything about Plus Tax Wagrn Train and the Handcart I before flying was popular when a 'old age!' " Bus the lines needed my business Brigade but as far as I know I Further Round on Y 1947 N Trips Savings Trailways Depot I Copyright and when if I didn't fly I was I my fo''ycs weren't in either It Vacation Tours to All Points— Post I1TPJ tik Przygt i 4-VA Corp 100 seems that while many of my East Second South St missed Ask Aso Agent for Distails 0 Phone trnriedate ancestors were valBelieve me I won't be missed The Strangest thing is the 41) au of Lhern were poor They iant now! My vacant seat won't be steady expansion of the Soviet — were among' the knapsack boys vacant ftather there will be at chum's sphere of influence as Mtholl ! 410- !Awl( I'IST SE(6RITY CORPORATION -v and gtr:s tne ones w br) carried to Is it all done without mirrors lealt three "standees" i' rejoice INAIA I Dititat 4"' ' ii 1r ' r IPa$I 01111411114 11206411040 ' It oy ' k 1 over my absence No I am not r 0111 the atomic bomb or loving kindthey owned upon elerythng ness their tacks And in that respect in the — my place surrendering Annually observed throughout Utah in honor of the pioneers who followed a long and tortuous trail across the plains and over the continental divide to find a "promised land" and to found a flourishing state this 24th of July is dedicated to a manifold and memorable celebration Upon this particular occasion the people a of prosperous commonwealth their guests and their fellow citizens in the greatest government on earth are witnessIng a pageant of prrgress that stimulates the pride and arwes the enthusiasm of every normal and appreciative American Sirrultaneous celebrations — covering an era of migration colonization privation determination cooperation and realization—are combined this year because it was a century ago that the curtain of destiny rose to pre- i' PAUL 'MALLON OBSERVES Vol L41!N? P' V9) wic4 r- Utah's Pioneer Day in Centennial Year Celebrated INTith 'Varied sCeremonies' ' It r !4f22'244'- - '' '3 Utah 1 ''' ' Greek-fo- A Diczrrzond Don't let him have to buy if If you're plan- himself to King give e man a gift make it 4a worthwhile gift Give him a diamond ring See our collection of genu diamonds in masculine mount impressive ings Use your credit to buy No added cost! in blue-whit- e - SENATOR FROM SANDPIT I I I t 11 ::::f Il s're :ly 's t f MAIN STREET 211 1 i ' ' I I I I - t I I I I I I I 1 1 tLit 41 - ''''''21?144t'''ALfigtt040 oi6 it o ' - — o 1 — 416 21 - ma- 4 N 4 i'0z0 '"--- - ie - :' r - -0- r 1 - - C‘r 1 - 4 1 )' II 1 k - I ID 1 :: 4 ) C5- 1 1 'a "t-- I -:- 0- : MO - ' :4 : ::: - I 41: r bCf b 1 li t - " Aly I Travel TRAILIV'AYS fares everywhere! $1570 880 2520 1980 695 I 1 i L' 4 "- - To t ON 1 I I rwritten I 1 1 ' 4- -- ' 4 F5 Vt i' 11 ''''' al J costsmaking I - r r Itoktk k7-- :: --- - --- -- - -- r 3- 9 r-H- LI cio! 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