Salt Lake Tribune | 1947-10-07 | Page 1

:r WEATHER jki Considerable cloudiness Tues day and Wednesday Slightly cooler (Details on Page 17) ¥J VOL 155 NO 176 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 7 1947 Y anks T op Bums Grain Margin Increase Wins Support Win Series Fireman Joe Page Slams Door In Clutch for Great Climax Minnesota Chicago Marts Say Prices Used as Whipping Boy By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORE Oct 6 (UP) — The New York Yankees won the worlds senes Monday as two of their old pros firemen Joe Page and big Tommy Henrich —came through in the clutch to finally flatten the battling Brooklyn Dodge rs 5 to 2 in the seventh and deciding game of the classic In s bitterly fought fantastic series which saw the embattled underdogs from Flatbuah come up eft the floor time and time again was it Tommy whose slashing fourth-innin- g single with the b&sea loaded provided the ultimate mar gin cf victory And then it waa Page with 175000 nthng on every pitch who SAN FRANCISCO Oct 6 CPI went to the hIl before a roanrg crowd cf 7154 S baseball fanatics — Secy of Labor Lewis B Schwel-lenbac- h and shut the desperate Dodgers told the American cut the rest cf the way cf Labor convention Mon Came day that an attempt was being The burly who had made to make labor “the whipstrode to the rescue so often ping boy" for the high cost of the regular season had during by using wage boosts “as sat aw ay out there in the nght living field bull pen through four frantic theTheexcuse for pnee increases" cabinet member said that innings And he had seen those although there is a true relationlead off the irto Dodgers lump between ship the deliveries of two of his mates creases thus wage and price infar “all that AmerBut then H enrich put them labor attempted to do was in front and they sounded the ican to pursue prices and never in alarm for old Joe the last 15 months have they been He came and he had able to catch Just what he needed Earlier A Fup” L Pres William the sixth fifth the the Through Green called labor to “march upon e batand the ghth the seventh to the polls" in 1948 “to defeat came Bums to the up plate ting member of congress who bats which looked as every swinging y voted for the law" calas cool violins But the big went his into Cites Cost Factors Page culating windup and Tired the bafflrg “Wage increases" said Schwel-lenbac- h change cf pace ball v hieh had “have been used as the won 14 games for him during the excuse for price Increasea To that season and saved another regular extent responsibility (by labor) dozen for the Bombers must be accepted but they have Down ia Order not been the cause of price inSo the Dodgers went down in creases because they have never in attaining a goal of order without gettrg anything succeeded price-wag- e relationship” close to a hit — until the ninth level He cited these factors in the And then it locked as if maybe cost of living: eld Joe was gong to get the spiraling Farm prices — To be blamed same treatment whuch had brought on speculation in the marthe Dodgers up from the canvas largely ket “Even if the farmexchanges so many times before country unanimously For with one away young Edde ers of the agreed to a reduction in prices MJczia belted a single to center so far as they are concerned that and the crowd Tiled the stadium reduction would never reach the with its roaring encouragement to American consumer” But the courageous Dodgers Have increased only Exportsthat ddn’t bother Page He a nee 1929 (and) “it stands to leaned into his curve ball and reason that this 2 cannot bear husky Bruce Edwards who had any substantial blame for the ingotten two hits in a row before in prices since June 1946” Joe went to the hiiL clouted Into crease Profits: “I contend that m gmme-enddouble play to the extent that profits result in Little Scooter Puxzuto came up increases they cannot be dewith it fLpped it to George Stira-wna- s price fended in this particular period and the Lttie second base-ma- n of our national economy” Tred it over to George to end the game The Urge Truman Support Yankee world champions swarmed “Corporation manager s” he off the bench and earned Page added “say quite properly that from the park they must set up reserves against Richest World Series the day when they might be subto losses What 1 object to Is ject ReliThat reLef jcb by “Old that many of the same people who able” wh-c- h made him the winner tic that right — to make meant plenty to the Yankees Tor contend secure — also their corporations besides the fame cf being kings contend earners of that the wage of the baseball world this was America should dip into their savthe richest world series of them ings and let their personal futures all and the difference in the two take care cf themselves” plaver pools came close to $75000 appealed to Iimor It also made Hal Gregg the to Schwellerback S Truman’s Pres support Harry was loeurg Dodger ptcher for it campaign against waste to make he who put Rizzuto cn base — even more food available to needy nahim though Hrrnch hammered tions n Behr-maHank home off the slants of Opening the federation’s 66th g finish annual convention Green predictIt was a the delegates would “direct and for the battling Bums They had ed order” that election day next year dropped the frst two games be set aside as a holiday to permit and field Ebbets at it up squared to cast his ballot worker every then dropped the Tfth game in Labor Green declared “resented them home lot But returning to the stadum Sunday they once bitterly" (he passage of "antilabor more had fought even — and then legislation after the war Is over” labor had established went out 51 on day for a lead that and after he said was a “great record” made it look Lke they might win what of wartime production WASHINGTON g Mc-Qu- -- heart-breakin- Not Enough Rest The Tanki started rookie Spec Shea a surprise nominee in the windup but the husky freshman have it after only one day d cf rest Under a warm sun Shea get the first man to face hm but Gene Hermanski stepped up then and belted a triple to right Ycgi Berra misjudged the ball but nfled a atnke to BIly Johnson at third as Hermarskl cheated them cf the kill by shcLng in head first Bruce Edwards followed with a 'r g'e down the left field line wtuch sent Hermanski across the plate with the first run and Carl Purulo moved in with a sirgle to center which put Edards on irt secondL That was all for Shea and aa he made the lor g desolate walk to the showers the call went out for Floyd Bevens w ho w as cheated semes fame In the fourth cf ro-game The b’g fellow from Oregon had a chance for reverge and he must have been think rg it over as he plodded slowly to the hiiL just as Cookie Lavagetto runed him with that winning two out double in the ninth last Friday Lttie Spider Jorgensen jolted bin now with a ground rules double wroh bounced brisk! v Into the r git Te Id stands That scored Edwards and held Furllo at Jbird base as Resens put out the Tre Tbe Yanks halved the gap In Ue second when Gregg control si red and be walked two men and was touched for a ht which Vih ore away re'ted a run See Page 14 Column 4 ht Bt kxJ Robert II Jackson Charges “conscious lawlessness” in court High Tribunal Gets Off to Stormy Start WASHINGTON Oct 6 CP)— The supreme court got off to a stormy start on its new term Monday with Justice Robert H Jacksbn accusing colleagues of encouraging “conscious lawlessness” by government officials Jackson joined by Justice Felix Frankfurter filed a delayed dissent to a 5 to 2 decision handed down last June Gibing at the reasoning behind the majority's decision he said: “I give up Now I realize what Mark Twain meant when he said The more you explain it the more don’t understand it’” Take No Part Justice Frank Murphy wrote the majority opinion Chief Justice Fred M Vinson and Justice Wilton O Douglas took no part The case involved a reorganization of Federal Water Service 3 Corp a New York holding company and its merger Into the Federal Water and Gas Corp The securities and exchange commission said that during the reorganization proceedings a management group including C T Chenery president of Federal Water Service acquired preferred stock of the company at a cost of 5328347 planning to exchange It for common stock of the surviving corporation with a book value of $1162431 Barks SEC Ruling The SEC ruled however that the company officials would have to surrender the stock to the corThe suporation at cost plus 4 preme court concurred holding that officers of a utility concern could not retain profits realized through purchases of Its securities while It was in reorganization Jackson said It was agreed on all sides there was no actual law to back up the ruling Jackson said the majority opinion gave only one reason for the decision — "The principle of judicial deference to administrative experi- exchange board directors in a joint statement said they did so with reluctance They contended the government’s action “will neither alleviate nor correct the situation for which the president seeks a remedy — high prices” Grain market men have contended that government buying of grain export Is one of the principal reasons for higher prices Wheat Purchases Up The agriculture department disclosed meanwhile that it had sharply increased its purchases of wheat for export during the past week buying 23963674 bushels against 9089880 the previous week Flour and barley takings also were boosted As the United States began gearing Itself to a program of less food the United Nations committee on economics heard predictions that the food shortage in the world will kill more people next year See Page 3 Column 1 of Group Probes Denver Prices DENVER Oct6 JF) —Two witnesses at a price hearing Monday agreed with Sen Joseph C O’Mahoney that fear of a depression was holding down production and in turn maintaining high prices O’M&honey member of a joint congressional subcommittee which opened a western investigation of current high prices declared “too many business leaders feel demand ia going to fall off and are adjusting production to prewar levels” L M Pexton of Denver president of the Denver and Ogden ence” Utah stockyards agreed stating: Missing from the bench as the All American agriculture is fearwas court went to work Justice ful the same will happen William O Douglas who is re- that happened thing after the last war cuperating on the west coast from when meat prices dropped 61 an Illness in one EVERYBODY PRAY — AGAIN Nubbins Reenters Hospital For Life or Death Surgery DENVER Oct 6 (UP)— Forrest (Nubbins) Hoffman begged his mother Monday for "just a few more hours’ before he entered a hospital here for a serious kidney operation with the odds "1000 to one” against him The thin pale Cheyenne Wyo lad looked little larger than when his heroic fight from a hospital bed won the nation’s heart three years ago At that time Nubbins won his battle for life over a usually fatal kidney ailment Although he has since been able to play for short periods of time he has failed to grow normally and tires more than boys his age easiy Now doctors say Nubbins faces two more operations The first may cause death The second is far the more dangerous of the two But Nubbins will almost certainly die within the next two years unless the delicate operations are performed Clutching some treasure toys and an armful of picture books Nubbins arrived here by train from hia Cheyenne home He wasn’t He anxious to enter the hospital pleaded until his mother promised This development came as Pvei Harry S Truman's campaign to provide more food for Europe drew through American wideof from support pledges spread segments of the country In setting forth the purpose of the drive which calls for voluntary reductions In consumption of foodstuffs Mr Truman had asked the commodity markets to boost their margin requirements to 33 13 as a means of curbing speculation and keeping grain prices from soaring too high Telegraph Exchanges Putting Mr Truman’s request into effect the commodity excommission which has no change over control margin rates formally telegraphed 10 exchanges Monday and asked them to raise the figure margins to the 33 13 which is about twice the previous margin The Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City grain exchanges an nounced they will comply But the directors of the Chicago and Minneapolis him “lunch out” and possibly a visit to the too After avidly savoring every mouthful of the last meal he will eat outside white hospital walls for many weeks Nubbins and his mother Mrs Marshall Hoffman began a tour of the finest places a could find in town his clutched Then Nubbins mother’s hand bravely as he entered the hospital He hates hospitals But he was looking forwrard to telling a story his father taught The story was for nurses him only his father said and Nubbins refused to tell it before the proper time Doctors believed Nubbins has a chance for recovery a very small one but Mrs Hoffman was again depending upon the prayers of thousands of well wishers to help pull the lad through Three years ago when Nubbins enjoyed an early Christmas because his parents believed he would die before December gifts poured into his Cheyenne home by the mail bag load And prayera offered daily by many persons In all parts of the country were credited by his family with helping him to live PRICE FIVE CENTS Red International Ooen Fishi year” Answer Watkins In answer to questions bv Sen Arthur W Watkins (R Utah) the committee chairman who declared the congressmen were seeking facts on wrhich to base remedial pnee legislation Pexton asserted: "I believe a reasonable price floor guaranteed by the government would help greatly to insure increased production You wrould have to set up a parity program for a minimum of five years A guaranteed price of about 16c be reasonable” per lb Pexton pointed out that aver25c age pnees now are close per lb for cattle Trimming Herds A A Smith of Sterling Colo first vice president of the National Livestock Assn also testified that cattlemen were trimming their herds taking advantage of current high prices while preparing for a possible break in the market Smith said producers were utilizing all available wastes such as beet tops and pulp and corn stalks for feed © © raisn LONDON Oct 6 UP) —Diplomatic sources here said Monday creation of a new international communist organization was ths signal for openly intensified political and possibly economic warfare between the Soviet Union and the western powers Late reports from European capitals indicated such a conflict was already brewing in tbe wake of Sunday's announcement that communists in nine countries had banned together to fight “American imperialism' The diplomatic informants saw TRADE HORSE the move as Russia’s counterto Secy of State George strategy C Marshall’s plan for European reconstruction through mutual cooperation In Vienna high diplomatic sources said the Austrian government convinced that there is no possibility of agreement between the allies on the Austrian treaty had launched an all-oattack against communist propaganda LAKE SUCCESS N Y Oct 6 and tactics Must Expose Aims (UP) — Soviet Vice Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky Monday re“We cannot allow Austria to jected an American compromise become another Hungary" a diplomatic informant quoted a high offer on the Balkan problem end Austrian official as saying “We Face Hearing on Communist Count to made the fresh charge that the must not let the communists sebe Louise wife his and wait Hannn Eisler movie songwriter United States Is turning Greece cure a dictatorship of the minorserved with an arrest warrant at U S Bureau of Immigration in Los into a U S military base Therefore we must expose Vishinsky angrily rose to his ity Angeles They face deportation proceedings Both were released on aims and their methods at their a red him on calls activities bail A house committee feet to shout that the American every possible opportunity" “horse-trade” as inoffer was a He said that Austria was basing sulting as a “horsewhip across the Its hopes for salvation from the face” communists on the Marshall plan The United States he said and that the government would offered to compromise only be- not dare to attempt an offensive cause ft did not believe its own against the communists without charges that Albania Yugoslavia at least the moral support of the and Bulgaria were guilty of ag- western powers notably the United gression against Greece States The Russians “The w'hole world now knows their occupation forces through control LOS ANGELES Oct 6 (UP)— Tiny bald Hanns Eisler that the accusations were not Austria’s bread basket and moat German-bor- n film composer Monday surrendered with his wife worth a hoot” Vishinsky shouted important industrial regions arms in the crowded In Berlin western military govLouise to immigration authorities on charges they concealed waving his room committee ernment officials predicted that communist affiliations when they entered the United States the communists would launch U S Compromise strikes and demonstrations in the Eisler brother of Gerhart Eisler The United States had agreed Ruhr to be timed with the schedwho has been called the No 1 comto of German facdrop the charges against uled last munist in America admitted Greece’s northern neighbors if toriesdismantlings for reparations month before the house U- N would ireat-o- f theymdthe activities committee that he Twofold Purpose a proto with agree cooperate communist once joined the party The officials said such an atposed U N commission to watch The composer and his wife surborders Balkan would have the twofold purtack rendered to William A Carmichael told the of Vishinsky pose undermining British-Americlocal chief of the immigration United to put western Gerthe committee efforts that political office Eisler was released on $1000 "aggression” many on its feet economically and JACKSONVILLE Fla Oct 6 States made the on $500 bond bail and his Greece’s northern by a German collapse jeopardize charges against pending a deportation hearing in (UP) — Towering tides slammed neighbors — the success of the Marshall plan — all ks a before an inspector against the ocean froht near here The coal mines were a key factor to a make bargaining point assigned by the commissioner of Monday night as & fast charging just and finally set up the U N com- in European recovery the officials immigration said In some mines more than tropical storm aimed winds up to mission 40 of the workers are commuand cannot honor Faces Four Counts be “Truth 65 miles an hour at the Georgia to horse trades" Vlshin-sk- y nists subjected warIn coastline was the Eisler charged The British foreign office said “Truth and honor canThe blow gained not said rant for his arrest with four counts — the be like adverbs organization split they wouldnewbe communist of irregularity in his entrance into intensity as it ranged over the must "close attention an This given is go together on a The Atlantic beeline Savanfor the United States charges to transform U N into a and study” In Washington Michael were based on the act of Oct 16 nah Ga The weather bureau at effort McDermott press officer for the tool of unholy design” out1018 which prohibits entry of an Miami said squalls extending said the deHis of refusal the compromise state department alien belonging to or affiliated ward from the center- were just offer came was partment studying at "very with an organization which teaches 10 miles an hour less than hurri the end of extemporaneously issued a two-hotirade carefully” the declaration disclosor advocates the overthrow by cane force of 75 miles an hour the communist leaders action in by against force of the government ing the setting up of an internaCenter of Storm Balkans the issued Eisler bail After posting tional bureau in Belgrade to coof storm Center the Asks Troop Withdrawal a statement in which he said: extending ordinate their activities over a br6ad area was located at "I recall when I read a French no indication from was There demanded the that Vishinsky pm (EST) 130 miles east United or either British American sources paper in 1933 that Hitler had put 10:30 and States Great Britain as to whether the document would a price on my head and the heads of Jacksonville and was moving withdraw all instrucand troops in a direction about tors — northwesterly of other progressive artists I was official" protest on the draw 14 miles an hour military and civilian — from groundsanythat it carried not surprised signatures Greece letting the Greek people of Communist party leaders The federal forecasters predicted "But I never dreamed I’d experihigh own work out their fate In the councils of governments ence the same thing in the United it would continue this course for in his first Vishinsky the next 12 hours and approach the Soviet sphere of inStates a country that I love the coastline near Savannah about statement on the Balkans pro- within fluence tested that the noon Tuesday Expects Fair Hearing northern Speculation on Effect Increasing winds along the Geor- case againstSeeGreece’s5 Column “I have had many expressions of 3 South Page Carolina and North gia was speculation in westdon’t I There sympathy from people that ern European capitals over what even know and I am encouraged Carolina coast will be felt during the night the bureau said Higheffect the declaration would have that I will have a fair hearing" velocities at exposed points on on the United States congressional During the Washington hearing est activities the coast will be between 50 and committees studying appropriathe house tion of huge funds to bolster the committee was told that Mrs Elea- 65 miles an hour western democracies nor Roosevelt wife of the late Storm Warnings Fly Still another question which president made personal appeals Storm warnings were flying an answer was whether awaited to state department officials to from BERKELEY Cal Oct 6 CD — the communist attack on Mayport Fla north to Cape "right help the Eislers obtain U S visas Hatteras small craft warn- Prof Perry Byerly said that a wing socialists” signalled the beThe composer first ings from and on to Virrecorded Hatteras the cam“large earthquake” of an entered in the United States !n ginning his seismograph at University of paign in Europe for a choice becapes October 1940 under a section of ginia California beaches Resort outside JacksonMonday may have cen- tween the extreme right and left allows which act the immigration ville in tered Chile undermined southern last Moscow newspapers failed to already by alien professors to come into the week's The disturbance was recorded at carry any comment "flash” gales $1000000 the comthe He later country received another tide battering 12:09:29 am PST and Byerly es- munist declaration upon United States in 1942 on a visa Monday and business sections were timated the distance at 6900 milles In Warsaw reliable informants threatened by floods The quake was recorded at Pasa- said that the top communists of Tides curled over crumbling dena’s California Institute of Tech- Poland Russia Yugoslavia Bul8 seawalls and eroding dunes at nology 26 seconds earlier garia Romania Hungary France Atlantic Jacksonville and Neptune Byerly said that southern Chile Czechoslovakia and drew up beaches east and southeast of w'as "unlikely location” for an their proclamation Italy in secretly Jacksonville and at the old Span- earthquake but that from the evi- lower Silesia presumably in WrocLINCOLN Neb Oct 6 (UP) — ish fort towm of Fernandina to the dence at hand it appeared the law (formerly Breslau) in terrimost feasible spot tory Poland took over from GerGeorge Thomas Lee 17 Monday northeast imto life was sentenced many as a result of the war night To Protect Peace prisonment for the first degree Charles murder of OWN A Polish government spokesman viewed the development as Lee heard the verdict without “purely a party matter" and said apparent emotion - His mother his country's foreign policies Mrs Mum Lee of Dayton O would not be affected The commusobbed uncontrolably when the ATLANTIC CITY N J Oct 6 UP) —Let junior choose nist-supported newspaper Glos to the courtroom at his own food without using tricks or force to stuff down his jury returned Ludo said the aim of the new com9:50 pm-Sh- e rushed to her son’s munist organization was to protect spinach and he’ll eat better and parents can avoid jangled side patting him on the head and world peace and charged “big meal-tim- e nerves from battles fondling his hand American decapital” aiming to The This idea to the Public was American jury reported Monday dominate Europe had become a hours bebated four and one-haHealth Assn meeting by Dr Margaret F Gutelius of Pharr "threatening danger to the indefore it reached the verdict that Tex who t6ld of a husband and wife both physicians who pendence of France and Italy” dethe Oconto Wis transient In Prague government spokestried the free-choi14 program on their two girls starting liberately planned the July men refused comment but ediaa the of was one Charles 15 18 when months months old and the other strangulation torials prepared for Tuesday mornfirst step toward mutilating the The girls now six and four years old have grown and in socialist and noncommunlzt ing child's body organs assailed the move developed normally with no tooth decay Dr Gutelius said The life sentence was chosen in and half or more of their meals are individually preference to the death penalty WASHNGTON Oct 6 LT) — demanded bv Prosecuting Atty The freedom of choice was modified so the girls could American officials diplomatic Frederick Wagener W a g e n e r not get too much sweets or refined foods that had lost in viewed the new European Commucharged the sex murder was oore no re vitamin content The girls ate by themselves with nist international Monday as a of the most brutal in Nebraska See Page 5 Column 4 strictions on time or actions at table records Soviets Brand Balkan Plan As U S ‘Deal’ LYNEHAM England Tuesday Oct 7 (Ti — The robot Skymaater plane of the U S Army air force took off from the RAF field here at 6 05 a m GMT (1:05 a m EST) Tuesday for a return trip across the Atlantic operated only by au- tomatic controls ut Hanns Eisler W ife Arrested Wait Deportation Hearing Mighty Tides lip AlongCoast Georgia an w-if- - 57-nati- e Soviet-dominat- ed few-wee- near-hurrica- ne ur Anglo-Americ- an full-dre- ss Anglo-Americ- an Coast Records Heavy Quake an ed Slayer of Boy Draws Life Term Mul-holla- nd LET JUNIOR CHOOSE FOOD FOR HEALTHIER LIVING an lf ce Robot Plane Takes Off ais Russ Push Conflict to Doom Marshall Plan Reports Hint — self-deni- al er mg (JT) and illogically used as a whipping cn Taft-Hartle- 6 boy” In Price Boom Fed-erati- Oct Three grain exchanges Monday night announced they would comply with a presidential request to 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