Show AwNp'-'wftsle- lit ' ' ' 't - ' ' EXtariab Volk 11 AAA Aprti U ICE ' fjfjri!t Immdory e - - fake ZEribunt March 1$ 1951 ' illertitrie by Tbo $olt lobo Tribuno Pubilahlitt Co $alt lab City Utah I s Four CorileritoSalt Lake Pipe Line Will Spur Industrial 'Development of Utah a vital factor In stirutilat' Int Inclustrir ization in any area Natural gas Is one 'of the most practkal and economical effuelL Mace uttwal gas is needed in Salt Abe City Provo O'rem and other Utah corninunitles for industrial use and for beating of 14ondatto including many hundreds of homes f Last May the Utah Natural Cu company ppplied to the 'tato public aervke commission for a certificate of public convenience and necessity authorizing the construction of e pipe line from the Four Corners field in southeastern Utah to Mt Lake Qty The litim is to pmvide the Salt 'Lake valley and ' fuel it is the required 3 gu reserves in Utah' obtain necessary financing 'and' enter' into contracts for construction of the line All this mud be completed to the utisfaction of -u3e public service commission The Utah Natural Cu company does not Intend to offer stock for sale he commission is justified in granting r4 the permit by reason of the fact that financing and constructing the line of course cannot be tmtil sufficient gas reserves are proved to the full satisfaction of those who :23-milwill finance the gigantic project The pipe line will cost about $32000000 and in addition from $5000000 to $10000- As ahommunities along the pipe line with adequate 000 will be spent in a drilling program well —the MOn the sta for Industdal and commercial uses asbeat-bibiggeatand program prrigresses g domestic 01 to augment the supply concentrated gas exploration program in the be a wholly'rntra The pipe line would whole area within reach of the pipe Die is bound to take places This will be a great boon rats Project A bearing on the application was held by 10 southern Utah and the communities by the commission het December after tvliich— which the line will pus—Monticello Moab Greenrivero Huntington Fairview Fountain briefs were tied Various phases of the apcornGreen Nephi Santaquht Payson Provo Orem plication have beea considered by the iniadon since Appearing against the aPPlic4- and Salt Lake City A branch line is planned lion was the Delhi Gas company which from Fountain Cfeen to Ephraim Mantis Gunnison Salina and Richfield riled sa application with the federal' power If successful the project will add tremeneommisaion to bring gas from New Mexico to the Salt Lake area This application- was never dously to the taxable wealth of Utak relieve the natural gas shortage in the region affully completed with necessary- supporting Schedules and no date ever has been set for fected and develop Utah resources in both oil the hearing on the application with theFPC and gas Low-co- st fuel will increase the industrial The Mountain States Fuel company also apdevelopment of Utah Augmenting the prespeared aping the Utah Natural Gas applkaton se did coal and railroad Interests In ent supply undoubtedly will attract new ensupport of the project were representatives of terprises and otherwise contribute to the general prosperity of the section municipalities which would be served by the Southeastern and eastern Utah are said by pipe line various industries that cannot now )4 supplied by the Mountain States Fuel com- - geologists to contaid vut oil and gas reserves pany and real tete and home builders as-- awaiting only attual drilling to develop The proposed tan pipe line will furnish the impociatkins The Utah PS C carefully weighed the case petus to tremendous activity running into the conditional a week and this expenditure of many millions of dollars within granted permit the state's borders On the other hand gas Under the facts as presented the commission ?Acted prudently and for the best interests of brought in from Outside the state would leave these areas undeveloped for Many years ' to the state and various central and southern eome Utah communities The applicants are gives al - - - - -- -- ' - I I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Thursday March 154951 New Methods Mardi 15th Would Chill Old Con Men r77TP7I-TP:- - -- v t o ' : ' —By I I I -- - -- By Robert C Roark NEW YORK—As a practicing 'disciple of Ow Horatio Alger school of economic endeavorj And mymelf AA A high ALAI ot shock at ths testimony of the witnesses in the It IC hearings honesty suddenly eon's to be the lousiest policy a man may adopt to make himself a dollar Seems that the government tax structure militia it tm 4 4 it shady today to make any keepin money or I Milreid roy news You got to rig this cute corporation you got to fiddle with the glininicks you got tO : 14 la rAei I - - 4 - CO ' - - ? - or REV 6Ct4UE ' --- - A m ? Gill ''at i lee ' ‘ a -- 1 --- -'' - — - -- - r Ugp 1 111' r '' 1 reef 0' 0-'4 4 - ' 0": ' ' 40t'''' y 004-41M- Ree-MAtiglg- e41 - Job of Pruning Budget Stumps Pentagon up Two-and-- a- i u --- - n- pay-asiou-- go u iii jet senator From Sndpit -- it - Aspects of Trelson and Atomic Spies dog-tosuni- ar ee - non-Russi- an yIew ornnt1ithiAm -- -- ---- It's Called Prorvress - — (D' -- r r at ce ' & - 1 -- Soaper Says --- When Gen- Bradley said the other 'day to retire next pla he expects August upon expiration et two-yeterm so chairnuul of the Joint chiefs of staff most people ar jumped to the conclusion that Admiral Sherman chid of navat operatitma would be his suo operatic:me ' ls niss Ry David Lawrence WASHINGTON-- - America would lose at the head of its navy one of its most vain-ab- le 'operating men The duties of the chalmuut do not involve Stones If there ever was a eermon in ' - N - Do Not Need Although Admiral Sherman really a genius in Joint Organization and hu a keener under standing of the interreation— ships of the armed services than almost any other man On active duty in our military establishment today there is a growing feeling here Olt no successor at all ought to be appointed The moment Admiral Sher man would step out of his poet t ' - - f lt :i1 - - -- 1 th L 'f-1- t k ft tf 4 4 rt) LLE CTOR ok ' A IgTER Hitt N - -' A dN Otherwise the taxes eat you and you wind up with what tho wise boys call 'no" SO1111011 ! " 551 calLooks like you Just got to play Fr Ntk Dictator's Outrage in Our Own Back Yard I I eral 4 1 NNW° stones it is in the testimony of former congressman Jos Casey before the Senate banking corn: ''-'- ' mittee concerning manipulation 4' -' of the merchant marine for prit vate gain It was a pretty open a secret that lot of people made I' money out of the maritime com14144'lL't411!:' :'''''''i: mission because people always ' ' 1f:"P' have Casere blueprint on how ItPir"":07111: 90ifz: "7'4!41r411'1 you do it may be old stuff in 7 '4:04?f::-!Tes11 - 4' business but it's a sad commen-4- 00 e tary on the times A - " 4:-41 Casey admitted under questri le et tioning that he picked up a neat n 0 LitkaujUrieiratiiiia—Trimlii $270000 on an investment of $20000 merely by employment of 1411 loopholes I4erts hoyt ' CONGRESS STILL WAITS FIGURES the cuties do It Borrow- ed $li UMW Two firma paid $10000000 titi the maritime commission for five — tankers Leased them then to and excise taxes—al adviticated Di Salle 'Ti' been fighting a By Robert S Allen Standard Oil Casey he and by President Truman WASHINGTON- -delaying action with the milthe other stockhoMere only had But on all his other major prolialf months have gone by since itary from the first week I set to get up 100 grand to buy $10- here On thia price con up shop convened Penthe but 4 the coMmittee either reemigres posals 000000 worth of boats becau&& gave tagon still has not submitted its trot question they virtually them outright or approves jects us told they were able to borrow $10- us no choice flatly They new budget to congress—for the 000000 frorh an insurance comreason' that ass military have that they had to buy without be"' them with iarious )edges pany because the ships were conbig restricted by ceilings so as been unable to get together on Among the rebuffs is the pressidered the security on the loan iota care of the thousands of ident's request for further rent the tremendous job that pruning —the fact and the that shim additional inductees that were : ' Our preoccupation with tyranny and totalipaperfinployes editorial and mechanical athutobdon controls Casey had already gotten a char being drafted They said they tarianism abroad has blinded us 'somewhat to tempted to resume work They were blocked That's because this necessary oil ter from before the for uniforms the couldn't company Face Flat Rejection get to by thugs and had fight their way into tbe be procured the vessels ithe outrages occurring right hers in the west-a- n budget as compiled by the Joint March inductees if we insisted calls staff stuthe chiefs of for melee committee Will flatly reThe In a the resulting newsprint on price ceilings Under those hemisphere The charter fees were paid 10 total of $1040000004 circumstances empendous the was his and handler killed X li other demonstrate feel following White House newspaper didn't To ject further that stranglehold one of the compimierwhich was t 000 could refuse their demand" on Argentine Dictator Peron arranged a tight not subject to United States proposals: ployes hurt Then a Peron judge arrested all Nwsse one That's just for year's hation-wid- e Direct government construcshutdown of huainess Tuesday employes and seised the plant The return to taxes since it flew a Fineman "Rough Gettig Ahead spending begirudng this corn- I tan to been Peron work had flag 1 of defense plants The coin tion preceded Ths strike Wits in support of the governmentJuly ing reconmiendaThe forthcoming ' and the police for protection This was asmates will hold that the "Nearly AU Profit" Weeks ago Defense Secretary I eontrolled hither organizations whkh closed the of congressional tions jOint ' down the great newspaper La Prenza-nearlofficer budged Marshall- ordered that $3045 bit— sured by the police but not So then afters fieoleartease alised taiamortization policy is committee on the sconómii relion be slashed from the budget when the fighting broke out to Standard sufficient to provide all the deta days ago IA Prenza one of the two reThis is not the first time that dictators Casers companions sell the ships Originally he hoped to hold the port wilthe no comfort to Press fense facilities required - - inaining independent papers in Buenos Aires total to $55000000000 But the ident Truman Federal aid for for $2$00000"nearly all profit" nursery havil suppressed newspapers and jailed newslas been cautiously critical of the Peron govschools The committee will say collapse of the to testimony Casey one exception the comWith according on continent the It this is first hrumeaL Peron1 incidentally seeks reeleetion papermen offensive "Local authorities alone have plus soaring ecopicks up over a quarter-millio- n on time that such an important beacon for freecoats at home forced Marshall mittee is very rough - his as "president" sat year the capacity the detailed knowlas his and subject only to the to appreciably raise his ceiling nomic program The phony labor capital gains tax of 25 dom has been destroyed Added to the general boycott telegraph : edge and the warm neighborhood exception is taxes interest to do this kind of work" hopes untli bol7d5000t12: Twenty-fiv- e dispute the ultimate in subterfuge is as crass per cent of $270: thiThs operators refuse to deliver telegrams or to suOp:::dg:t": to Federal aid for 'schools On issue the committee a 000 leaves residue of Mussoever as Hitler keepable employed by accept them from La Prenza's management anything that the committee will assert Ci°131Mc the president's demand for lini name° or Stalin The first two perfected over $200000 a nice touch I No doubt this was to stop the flood of teleports action "Such participation probably presume his 3Gndti associates oe—tma —huge' a the pattern of suppresaing the free press and did policy on the grams of good will and encouragement from turned should be delayed The tradiwell comparably Stalin demonstrates the advantages of a the pruning Job over to Undertional local method of financfreedom loven in the United States and elsegiant defense program The comHers then kiddies Is the leca mittee recomniends higher taxes ing education medical aid and subservient press secretary Robert Lovett where Publisher Alberto Gainza Pas and his ture for the day: You get yourformer Wall Street banker in all the major categories-- public health should again be staff have the moral support of free journalSuppression of press freedom precedes re4 self a war and let the governindividual income fully relied upon" corporations This Crockdown Price strictions on individual freedom No dictator ists everywhere Perhaps the flood of tile some ment build you shim Then no unprincipled politician is quits secure as you Imo tho ships you don't The armed service we' going grams should now be dirteted at Peron exown for a big figure contror! there is a free press And oncea dicto —get long cept that he has shown consistent contempt tator power is supreme he le dangerous to Then' you buy the ships with They donl like it but therre for opinion of him in the United States borrow with the ships rnt own going to get it anyway—bo other countries With the suppression of moneydon't Peron's fight on La Prenza was intensified so collateral you a ginning April 1 last spring when the famed newspaper was La Prenza Peron has talked more 'of neuBy Barn Park On that day Price Admini' 'nen Rent the ShiPe tralism in the world conflict and one of his forbidden to Import ertymore newsprint or strator Mike DiSalle will iimpose Then you rent the ships you propaganda sheets hu launched an Insulting inschhiery This failed to silence the indeceilings ' on thousands of One could revel for Instance If freedom means no more to price have rented before you bought Items the armed services are In long explorations while near attack on United States foreign policy tsendent voice About seven weeks ago the them own don't the with you ships now without restrictions Is time that the United States one's own fireside stimulating buying Than just an obligation Surely politkal strike of the News Venders' union But you that ain't yours money cost on the restive or sluggish mind if Then let them forfeit every right General government expressed the moral Indignation I branch of the government-bake- d make the accounts receivable Ranging from uniforms to need be by reading some narraBestowed by this great nation of Its people Over this breach of freedom and payable to a foreign registry so Confederation of Libors a potent instrument ' tive of travel hi distant lands bridges these items were exS And let them join their brother ' was begun Two weeks ago the loyal news do to not have that you decency pay any empted from the general price ---1 IC Huyamsms Reds Uncle tarcg tribute to the Sam freeze proclaimed on January Behind Stalin's Iron curtain taxwhóbuilt your ships from Is the Mall I 2e Th'e munitions board which And feel the sting of fettered poison Of conimunism can penetrate the minds Tit-- 0 I directs most of the military buypayers' money Dear Ham: Weil ree-- been bonda The matter of personal of the susceptible claimed was this over Then you sell the ships for a Alaska' all exemption ing With I future most uncertain ' to the gth apparently did not play much part The tat chunk of profit after a five-yeseal oil supprocure necessary drinldng M Grill eating whale 1 motivating forte was a desire to aid an alien rental plies and equipment needed by stealca smothered in inuk tuk profitable tax-frOgden Utah was DiSalle -the services and walrus fat and generally skepAnd then you take the most Ideology—synonymous with a foreign power: Two front page stories this week were Mal but agreed to go along having quite a frigid trip It Notes ea the Cuff Department benevolent form of profit taxaeven to the estent of betraying one's own Lased upon different aapects of the Comhas been a lot different than tion in capital gains the only pending a study About 17 years ago a very perThe reasons for Communist power inunist conspiracy One told of Alger Hiss' country the Itrip we took into southeastthe way—outside dispensation imlads are sonable almost Costly over adherents Policy final youngster began his cain his tallurs effort to avoid going to The ern Utah last summer granted the oil businm—that a reer determine business but "out to in but that show is This convinced power The him was other very the aa posaible account survey of here is prison man can hive up a buck for his scenery very beautiful the policy of the immitions to say when front" as they used but I prefer tItah'a at firrI4 espionage Wallow nailer ample pmet tbat the Communist party is not -ego This is the new road to - that -Al a political 'York erleinlente7 riches This is the big skin game:- meat millions of dollara in ex-- 'tiLiii7w1u371147 rigikirbick ahead of what you are paying W cook eltbough less sensational- - but is instead an effective arm of afar7reachAmines pricee—oome four Wyse bt rilkiofot" Mirk' la Mort ttuart'-- exception not lime outfor serv Notking conapiracy is 'nor shocking Here was a young man of fixed as as the ceilings high by int6OiJii Fairbank- s- Coffe- e- ice in the army during World To 4011 this road ofouree as f DiSaflt ' War II he has been employed' excellent education who-Wgood background-oviolates nothing legal It dethough is Only 10c a cup Here So be decided to bring military in Juneau they still have the hitroduced into government service- by a at one or another of the Inter pends on whom you know what buying within the scope of hissaloons One is Influence you command:- what bum now on the supreme court and yet who mountain Theatres since ne quit Price ceilings called The Red Dog and has strings you pull The tithes that school Shortly he will be back was willing to play the Soviet game Fleagrower to glassblower That's the sad DiSalle disclosed this at a prion the ordinary peokvied sawdust on the Odor and serves ins in the one where be started and Ilia& of course was aot tried for treason vate conthe with story of Toby Clarke joint meeting a free lunch ple are your capital Investment where I tint met him My con lie was convicted of bin when he denied that committee on defense gressional To those of us Unschooled in the highly All you do Is sucker your own Alaskan hospitality is justly gratulations and best wishes to production headed by Senator famous and ryet been treated he had been a traitor The nature of the ae- technical art of training fleas the story of government into providing the Manager Lou' Sorensen of the Burnet (D Maybank lie): courto in the allow friendliness trete is slipped to Whittaker Chambers the and all order neceeuries with AAUP in Utah theater! Toby Clarke foremost flea showman The issue was raised by Sere--lit- er — — couldto and a make sure a "you Communist who was the thiefbig tesy visiUng potentate skip A Willis Robertson trails is too- removed for concern--seem to be getting up in the I an means the Hs of taxation (Note: expect penalty heavy witness against him has hot been Widow& Who true asked "Is it that Actualli- it's just soother sacrifice In the which fall to us unsmart guys Va) world I am now a two-hman! potentate not a ShrinThat their loss was damaging to the you exempted military purchases Oriems1wish name of progress Mr Clarke was forced to this week Ed Whitney who sells a nationcould remember I er) froni freeze your United States is highly probable But even price of your stories — you'd give up his unique carter when a relatively ally advertised line of men's head It is merely a ahem that "Tel 1 did" admitted DiSalle marl a big more damaging was the effect that the mei new product DDT was introduced to Aushit wfth the Alasgear made me a present of a Mr Jeff Peters the old coal-danHow do you explain "Why? nice new cady so that I could tion of hie perfidy had upon public )nfidence kans if you ever came up hers man is not around today tralian theaters It? and performed like you did at return the rented one rye been In government particularly the State depart-Th- e new the by profit techniques a4 or new Theaters being the main source Requested by Rea44 Monument valley Will be back wearing while my old Homburg of Mgt to the conversion Is being rejuvenated Incidentalpets for the circus and DDT being what it is riches Jett would have tossed pic- 'It was Sone at the request of holm soon and hive a lot of amused atomic spies are a quits df north-Ian—effective—Mr Clarke decided to abandon of show to tures OA the Daboard said munitions you ly Jim Smyth wishes me to cot In his away great Salle jrreen goods !erect type They are obscure persons who red I misunderstanding I his prosperous career and enter a glassblowRegards — Stewart MO In my own defense disgust in order to batten on to move at the fringes of great events whereu caused He does not rent bats 'want to say that I agreed le tt Campbell- the more modern Methods of exact ing ' Hiss wise at the center Yet they too were ail a rule He made an exception ivith misgiving But the muniAnd so another page is turned in the name tracting gold from somebody A Cooloommattos DerceStly to Bo In my case I am glad to make tions board contended that purable to do tremendous injury to their country of progress—unless a new swum is found for else's turnip WiehM this explanation because several chases of a military nature One of them a eonfessed spy has teatified -- the spirited little performers should be excluded from this i A ôno-ora-y readers have phoned to ask the ticket to ltussia4 that he gave the Russian ring a description I price freeze" Tree gratis trots Uncle Sam rate and whether I rental Dogs perhaps? of an atomic bomb and that the irtg also ob- Would be a cheapk and effectual — "WA yott ar now ht Wash 7 thought it more economical than tained information about a fabulous artael:i way ington but you will learn that buying a bat And while I deeply t you can't give the military To get Communists to scram A coast scientist foresees development of I I ship appreciate Ed Whitney's generScitAlliert laa'troorasiii-Amewe gittrithae sdAeo lowly a sordid ask for a To keep one treacherous 'Red" the RFC? Does the loin km& I now have to decide which story Ind the treason of Dr Klaus Fuchs in I takes and almost any baseball club can use of teller have to turn In his shovel' 1 a thousand" So speed up the great migration to wear when I go outI hat how the one at the shortstop position England—for it illustrates deeply at the end of the day? '1In With Moscow's shorts ahead never had to do that before y Chiefs of Staff ' i'd1 f NoP4wyilasomk Chairmanship 'k''4s1 II 4t - - 1I 31alfiling 1 ( - - ' Low-co- st - i 1 - f May Have Been Mistake There is much question among students of the present defense lew whether cleating the position pt "chairman" was not a mistake in the first place The general impression hu arisen that the "chairman" although he does not have a vote nevertheless is some kind of a superior military chief who tells the other members of the joint chiefs of staff what to do Actually the purpose of congress was to supply the joint chiefs of staff with - a coordinator and it would have been much better if the title had been made "secretary general of the joint chiefs of itaff" If congress should amend the law in that respect it would clear up many doubts as to the true purpose of a "chairman" Conetrucilve Value k There is of course a Cie value in having someone at- itched to the joint chiefs of staff who does not have any operating responsibilities in any of the services There is much work to do in connection with the meetings of the Joint chief and also in explaininr to eon t gross what the Joint chiefs are doing If there were nO one with the title of "chairman" carry on this particular work it would be necessary to Createsuch a job and formalize it That's why the post of "secretary general of the joint chiefs of stafr would give the joint chiefs a liaison with congress and with other branches of the t government — - t Meet Coatect At the Pentagon Many observers feel that the president should have direct contact with the joint chiefs of staff He ! could do so only by having con- f ferences frequently with the ' three operating heads- - of the armed services On such occasions when the presence of all three were not required the sec- - retary general could continue to brief him on routine develop 1 ments The statute which is now In effect 'designates the three members of the joint chiefs of : staff as the principal military advisers of the president and $ strictly speaking they should give their advice directly to the White House instead of through - - someone else During World War II Abe joint chiefs operated as an-en- tity with representatives of the army the navy and the air force but the fourth member was Admiral Leahy who wu chief of staff to the late President ' - Roosevelt ' Did Not Direct Chiefs i Admiral Leahy acted in the' capuity of secretary but did not attempt to direct or boss Mal joint chiefs of staff Hs often relayed Messages direct to the president and acted- as liaison between the joint chiefs of staff and the president on many important matters The secretary general could continue to do this - ' - 71ob'aritriOul: - i'ailiViOng-L- as to his powers impressimis 'over' actual operations - of - the Joint- — The basic thought throughout all American 'history has been that the civilian side would really retain the final command and that at no time would any: single military man obtain sny sort of control of the armed ---- forces 1 Civillu Directors - — - The idea instead has been that the military would take orders directly from the commander-i- n chief a civilian elected every four years by the people This is as far as the electorate has ever wished to go in delegating the powers bt life and death with respect to 'our military forces Even today the orders for the most important steps in a war must corn from th I president who in turn gets that authority from congress When General Bradley retires therefore the proposal tin-doubtedly will be made to amend the present law and specify that the duties of the Ifourth member of the joint chiefs of staff shall t '- - - ' I ' - ' - - I - er : ' ! - and that be shall not in any way exercise any authority over the Joint chiefs of staff itself - - ---- : - ev 4 t A - t ff ‘44 1 1 - -- |