| Show Comic Va latine If it's "Nothing Serious irs meat for our town' famous fat bey Read Dan Valentine's hit column about Salt Liters daily in the Salt Lake Telegram Autumn Tang in the Alt ztttt re :: ar - I VOL 163 NO 165 Ave ents On II FORRESTAL DIARIES S Unrest War II Grim SI ne in '44 Swoop Down S Plants T e Diaries Begin James Forrestal the f rst American secretary of defense was l figure among the high government in many way an excepti officers of the war and postwar periods Though never a New Dealer he served for early nine years in the top levels of the 25 I— Roosevelt and Truman administrations playing an influential part in the waging and e ding of the second world war and in'the de-critical opening stages of the 1 - In Predawn Ralf's WASHINGTON Government vended : SALT LA10E OPS Sweeps On Meat Act Violators Salt Lake City and Vicinity— Partly cloudy cooler Utah North partly Cloudy south fair Idaho and Wyoming --- Cloudy few showers cooler Nevada — Partly cloudy cooler arY UTAH WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER : inspect ors ‘ on hundreds of slaughter houses Tuesday in a assault against meat nation-wid- e control '''''''1 olators The drive began before dawn and spread quickly to more than 130 cities All available enforce meat agents of the Office of Price Stabilization (0 P S) were thrown into the lightning cheek ' ' i 111 k I tip- - As first reports on the drive P S anreached Washington nounced that it was establishing dollars and cents ceilings on wholesale pork prices and instructing retailed to adjust their priee levels accordingly Standardize Frites Described as a standardization measure the new regulations are expected to bring some immediate rises in wholesale price These rises will be reflected t the retail level 0 P S officiels ra said but provision is the k in retail price of live hogs drops-- I - ' : ) local builder contractor who bad come from :' Ireland as a boy ' through Princeton Forrestal en- tered the investment banking ' house of Dillon Read & Co 5' ''''''and (with an interlude as a naval I aviator during the first world war) made a rapid and brilliant success in Wan Street reaching i ac I the presidency of Dillon Read at ' the age of 46— ITwo years later in June 1940 Franklin Roosevelt—then broad- ening his administration in face of the crisis precipitated by Hit- let's onslaught on western Eu- h' rope—enlisted Forrestal's servtor Price enforcement a presidential assistant is dairies ices as Edward P Morgan estimated 500 James Forrestal In August 1940 be was appointed inat criticali times tell story be would houses packing to the newly created post of spected in the coast-lom- at undersecretary of the Navy' and checkup of meat chitelers aii such he was to serve' through Records of slaughierers their most of the war as the officer cattle weights scales and chiefly responsible for the mate- detett iced to voices were net and procurement side of the ey are purmine whether Navy's immense wartime expan- n compliance chasing sion and selling with the con War and Postwar Eras ' it at legal Itis In May 1944 Forrestal replaced Price Raps Frank Knox after the latter's In San Diego Cat the general sudden death as secretary of the Ernest IL Vaccaro of the ànipaign 0 P S Director By Navy Shortly afterward be Michael Wally ''' declared began what be called his "diary” Writes Pries awmoista -an "meat pjices are too high Live accumulation of pdvate stock prices are too high They WASHINGTON Sept 25—Pre- notes and papers more or less ' are translated into retail beef sident Harry S Truman signed an regularly kept up from that time prices( that are too high in pro- order Tuesday applying tight onward and ultimately' running on to the average eon-3000 military security to government to some his typewrittenPagel— es income years of service as covering information on civilian agencies accused some elements secretary of the Navy and later beef industry of bethg out which might aid "potential ene- secretary of defense On leaving mies: the latter office in March 1949 price controls- are not going to su- At the same time Mr Truman Forrest4 recognizing the co:MI111g the dentist nature of much of this rrender"' be uid in a speech at Issued a statement a "test town U S A meeting sole purpose of the order is to material asked that the diary be The control of such an Impo- guard against disclosuresharm- deposited in the White House rtant cost of living Rem as meat ful to the security of the United and there the Papers were stored Is essential to the stabilization States' and not to withhold in- at the time of his death a few formation that has no bearing weeks later The White House program" The Senate banking committee en national security subsequently released them to the Forrestal estate for publica-Only to Government gave DiSalle a lift Tuesday by approving a bill to reimpose "The American people have a lion subject only to security livestock slaughter quotas Di- - fundamental right to information view by the Department of De- Salle claims loss of power to he about their government and tenseIn collaboration with Eugene pose slaughtering quotas would - there is no element of ensorship of destroy all meat controls Presi- either direct or implied in this S Duffield assistant publisher See Page lk Column 1 dent Harry S Truman also has order" the president said called for their restoration The order applies only to offiflints House Action cials and employes of the goverAction by the comniittee came nment carries no penalties end shortly after Rep Spence (D does not attempt to restrict what or other radios X3') emerged from the White newspapers House and told reporters the agencies of news dissemination House banking committee might may publish or broadcast Under it civilian agencies banact independently to knock some of the "bad amendments" out dit'ng matters effecting the defense program must classify cerof the new controh law- - ' tain material as "security inforwAsmNGToN Sept 25 InUtah la one of the areas and also give it one of two decisive votes Tuesday the mation" tioded in the 0 P S nation-wid- e four additional classifications: Senate refused to restore an esticrackdown on illegal beef prices secret secret confidential mated 6720000009 a year in new Top federal of the a high officer or r estricted corporation tax revenue to the agency who refused to be quoted ti'si Definition Senate's huge' tax bill directly admitted Tuesday By a vote of 62 to 20 it re--1 "We do hot believe we have The order does not attempt to an amendment to boost exany major violations ha this di- define what information should jetted cess profits taxes on corporationsl classified to and be it due leaves much is credit strict and feel $600000000 annually 'Utah meat packers for the high agency beads and designated se-- 1 byA short time earlier Senator officers to use their own' but their of eurity cooperation degree Joseph C O'Mahoney (1)Wyo) we are nevertheless going Into Judgment his attempt to eliminate to every important meat packing The president's order his state- from the bill a series of sections to letter heads a ment today agency plant in the state beginning be to give corporations adand the 11 pages of regulations intended relief and think the survey will from excess profits ditional to completed in a week" the oft' were banded reporters by Pre taxes at the rate of $120000000 a Sea Page I Colume 1 eer added year The vote on the O'Mahoney amendment was 70 to 15 Major Setbacks I These were major setbacks for an administration bloc which is trying to move the tax bill closer to the 610000000000 goal set President Harry S Truman WASHINGTON Sept 25 (VP)' gating eommittee which began by The House has voted for 67200- --Three federal tax collectors and looking into Lithofold's govern a ment contracts when the St Louis 000000 in new taxes including Labor Department wage-hou- r sizable hike in personal income the that admitted charged Tuesday investigator levies - but the Senate Finance Naaccepting cash °commissions" or- firm paid $6000 to Democratic M Committee recommended a measWilliam handsome gifts from the Amer- tional Chairman for only 0506- ure lean Litholold Corp but none Boyle Jr after it received a big 000000calling R F C loan felt It was improper Excess of 75 One James B E Olson of New Tuesday's witnesses were 01- it ' Senator Eugene Millikin (I1 York told Senate investigators son who resigned under fire last that it is a prevalent practice month as head of the New York Colo) ranking Republican memfor federal tax officials to ban alcohol tax office: Walter Doxon ber of the finance committee led Internal Revenue the fight against boosting excess °outside businesses such as lin- - POO-a-yea- r Ins up printing contracts for Bureau agent in Atlantic City profits taxes contending the proN J who was suspended Mon posed change would amount to Lithefold G Eimer Brown Chicago "confiscation of earnings" Senator Joseph day That prompted The defeatedamendment B McCarthy (R Icia3 to say a internal revenue official who au scandal may be brewing In the pervises tax accounts in Missouri would have imposed a tax on Internal Revenue Bureau that Illinois and Indiana and John L I profits exceeding 75 of those Non make the Teapot Dome look Kelly chief investigator for the earned in a base period—the aver'New York regional office of the age of the three best earning hke a cup of tee' di--1 years of any corporation from The testimenY was taken by labor Department's wage-ho''' 1 1946 through 1949 the Senate permanent intresti sl:snion 0 Affor':: '01'HP0'11':Fi:iéi'y':::'' alkou ! Allies Predict Arnilstice I Despite Stalling ' : ? breskoff so - I i --a- Truniap Gags Government Civilian Aids 2 't !owo4 44 linrowmlimie 4 46 - - : lg VI -- -- Senate Refus'es To Restore nushiess Tax Fedc'ral Aids Admit Accepting Cash Gifts From Lithofold Post-Dispatc- h ur -- p - q Tu" of negotiations was not serial as first believed Exchange el Notes - And Tuesday MST) American military men Defy Iran Wednesday 'a meeting was ar- ranged - after an exchange of notes between Allied and Corn munist officers at Pan Mun dem Red outpost at the edge of the Kiesong neutral zone Well American mil 1 tany sources meantime predicted 'II a Korea armistice before winter despite Red staffing tactics they ' believe are designed in the hope of obtaining better terms An example °ERNI delaying se-lion occurred Tuesday when their ' chief unison emcee stamped anvil" from the second ttleetill of the liaison groups and early Wednesday Peiping radio denied ' the Reds staged a walkout Claims ' 2 Conflicting I Derail tha 'contusion of tow Riding claims on what occurred Tuesday1 the third meeting was aranged for 10 am Wednesday I 7 British'Decide disclosed immediately but in &talons were that Tuesday's die put which caused a temporary I s By Reward Randleman International News Service liCriter TOKYO Sept 28 (INSi—AMed and Communist liaison officer met for the third straight day at Kaesong Wednesday In the touchy preliminary negotiations to arrange a full dness resumption of Korea armistice talks The meeting lasted 80 minutes and Gen Matthew B Ridipvasen senior liaison officers helicoptered back to the United Nations Monsen truce base at II:40 cm ' fl:40 M ST Tuendelk Resilits of the meeting were -- 1:: n I -' cut-bac- CENTS r:rflié Beacon) N Y theHesownasofboarn FIVE Lee-ti- tf "cold war" which followed- -He coupled outstanding admin- - l istrative abilities with an un-usually reflective and philorsphi- cal bent of mind he was a keen observer and was moved throughout by a deManding sense of public duty---q u a lities all of which are clearly reflected in the papers which be left behind him Bora is 1832 on ' vi- : PRICE I Sept ' 26 1951 OusILL LONDONT Sept 23 r — The British Cabinet was reported Tuesday night to have decidedoto defy an order of Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegit for the expulsion of all British oilmen from the Middle East country The aging Iranian premier ted threats 1nallY aft:the order Tuesday for some 3°° Ortli411teetiotelaol to get out within nine days- - A British for eign °Mee spokesman said the order wn a 'new and velopment which consideration' serious dn is under urgent - itc9ottlifiedAttisources met said Prime hie ish1r1 (tie advisers reached their &El immediately after hearirg about the order now they expect to mato their 'ion defiance effective rnsy be oia-:known after the return twin the united staloa wettneaday ot yor eign Secretary Herbert Morrison and Declass amister Emanuel Shinviell Dritala has 10 o a rolipa ato)- tone d within I0 miles of her giant Abadan refinery in Iraq arse planes based in neighboriest Iraq and a brtgade of parachute troops only a few hours sway Too tinny mossadegh b aware however that any use of force iY the British might be unpopular not only in the United States and In for Illarlaes ib have lust loaded oat the Tokyo—basing their prediction Summit Oa bard military reasoning 'di" hilltop by helicopters in 'Operstioa believe the communist Onnistlet begotiatore will bold out until PROBABLES 1 DOWN the last minute and then siga something very close to present United Nations armistke terms acting on such a be- S - netPerhaps Gem Matthew B Ridgwel late Tuesday treated the latest displey of Communist temper at :'' Kaesong with the patience of 6 schoolmaster desling with a In Tuesday's fight ranging up fractious pupil U S EIGHTH ARMY READ-- 1 one MIG probably was de the world at large but skis withal to afoot to six miles the Sabres knocked QUARTERS Korea Sept 26 tit strayed mani' Bruhn enters a llo among few went a The hours after to Capt Ridgway probable down five kilGs and damaged —history 's biggest all jet battle Nelson it Wilson Craig 414o1 five more at a etwt of one dam- the Keeton' meeting broke up I° I° the Mlle to a gneret eke- north Over l with raged Wednesday the walkout of North Kci tm° °et' 21 his first welt Korea The jets made their firing aged Sabre rein liaison officer Col' Chang Nearly - 200 jets dived and passes at levels ranging from That fight Involved 3 Sabres Chun San ordered Col Andrew 7' swirled in the second successive 13000 to 30000 It ' and 100 MIGs J Kinney senior allied liaison the allied of testing to N battle tights officer air U to day ranging up notify Chang the WC- Jets against Russian-buil- t of 35000 ft: lasted only team was willing to aneet again I'l II 15s 35 minutes But It was enough Wedeaday to discuss conditions I or 11 tS First tyports were the allied to set a record for length In the for renewal of the talks brief history of jet warfare The There ' was no immediate di- jets had probably destroyed one MIG and definitely damaged feet reply to the allied note but longest previous was a tour Wedesday battle Sept S Peiping radio broadcast that the and Sabres 11 S U At least 'Communists had proposed full Suffer Heavy Lessem gy jaws gletlon Australian jets tangled with dress negotiations be resumed American The led sria Tin write flight the same time Wednesday nearly 120 MiGs Col Francis S Gabreskt Iat IVASIIINGTON ler' Sept 25— Battle Grows Denies Any Walkout WASHINGTON Sept 23 Ull—o President Harry S Truman Tunstop ace spotted the in battle The proportions Communist Czechoslovakia new grew Communist fighters ver Prior to Tuesday's meetinuday assured Prime Minister as fresh reports came in The envoy said Tuesday Imprisoned 'WIG Alley south of the Yalu Peiping had announced sub- - eide de Gasperi of that the first report pitted 32 Sabres Associated Press Correspondent River and near the Manchurian stantially the same thing but United States favorsItaly the restoraMIGS more 60 or N is William border well' the included Oatis liaison of tion of all Italy's rights as a against "quite meeting 11 S Fifth Mr Force headThen more allied formations He held open the possibility that Peers only free nation new with battle his release might be negotiated quarters said all the American The Red radio denied that spotted and gave A declaration to ttils effect formations of MIGS mating into But first Ambassador Veldt- planes returned utel7 VI' walkout bad taken place be issued Wednesday by the Korea from their Manchuria) mir Prochaska said "it would be On the ground ILA N troops from that meting The broadcast United States Britain and d sanctuary with Com- said Chang proposed adjourn- - France It will make clear that necessary to clean the atmos- battled the between The first fight phere" of relations between the MUniSt defenders befOre break- ment of the Meeting pending an these three countries favor v32 Sabres and the 60 plus MIGs U S and Czechoslovakia He ing through and capturing ibe t allied reply to the Red proposal leasing Italy from aU restrictions lasted 30 minutes-- 33 minutes added there were no aims of im- ' ' See Page 5 Colons I Column See Page contained In the Italian peace less than Tuesday's longest Jet provement at this time and moral as treaty—economic Procharka's reassurance that fight in history as military MAKING STRONG FIGHT In that furious engagement Ostia is alive and well was given War Guilt Clause at a news conference at which the Italian peace treaty d The Oaus' defended conviction envoy a war guilt clause widen and assailed the U S for exertleft a certain moral ing ''pressure" on Czechoslovak-1- a upon the Italian people It by means of export controls and also limited Italy to an artily of a current move to cut off tariff an air force of 350 250000 concession& Otitis sentenced to 10 years no LONDON Sept 25 in — King palace But his fight still is ex planes and a navy of no more than 132 ships to be a long one charges that his news reporting i George VI took nourishment statement A from issued the WASHINGTON That is why no final decl made him guilty of spying against Tuesday for the first time since Sept 2$ —The administration Tuesdal the Ctmununist regime is now in be underwent a serious lung lion has yet been taken on whetb White House after de Gaspert's 45 ndnute t conversation With the visit 'of Princess night turned down Republiean - jail Prochaska said He said this operation Sunday A medical bulletin Issued be ler and the Duke of Edinburgh Presidemt Truman dealt with National Chairman Guy G GI- istiormation was received quite Canada and to Washington these restrictions in the followbrielson's request for delay on recently from Prague but added Buckingham Palace revealed to the monarch" anxious subjects will be canceled They are due ing terms: repayment of an $10500000 no details A Prochaska was lectured by that hells thrown off any int to fly to Quebec October R J C loan to Gebrielson's tom- 'Equity Friendship' shock Or palace spokesman noted that President Harry S Truman on mediate de Gaspert referred to pan they would not have to leave the contradictions The action announced by the Aug 28 when be presented his complications the week this London end until 'The King has bad a tom credentials The President laid Reconstruction Finance Corp of the Itahanfeace treaty spirit even not "Th e princess does came as a Senate Inquiry corn- - Stress on the Ostia case in bis fortable day and has been able Itall'a Preseht Pnallin a 1 mate prepared to look into criticism of the MUMS of Czech to take some nourishment" the know herself if she will be go land tan equal inetti ber of the cern-' But said ' said the spokemnan and his bulletin charges that Gabrielson munit sE' of free nations Re i n- polio The siztb Issued since the riper she wiU go U she possibly can Irnrrnea tba president Of the The envoy declared Tuesday Democratic opposite William se sen ew vies She has an extremely high in the same M Boyle Jr tried to use innuthat Mr Truman wu °obviously &Hon it desire of the Italian lemate misinformed by his advisers"' in rouratistil Vein as a morning of duty" enc over R F C loans le that these contradictions 110011411 said the Ca-- peop Ottawa hid the annodneement that conceded said be be then what King has Gabrielson has suggested be removed made a personal plea to the Rejecting the President's coo tla restful night end- t'continues nadian government heiress "The president assured the tinpre the that princess r ito gain strength° delay in tention that Czech Foreign It F C for a minister that the Vnited prime "act throne the to two Read together the days sumptive making repayments on the loan ister Jan Marsaryk was murdered is determined government 'States devoted daughter any other de-i- n to Carthage Hydrocol Co of after the Communists took over announcements showed clearly as under- the circum- - that the situation he bad would a was do the that said King that 1948 Prochaska making is in flatly which be president a in he corrected spirit - But be has said he acted only 'strong fight towed health in his stances" in deciding whether telscribed sod frkndship Masaryk committed suicide ' ' owidimly lighted sick ranna in the go through with the tour as head of that business ibis plunge from a Prague A helicopter twills over Korea hilt a artful at supplies hovers Aircraft carrieo previsleas I 4 77ILIi& Sabres Against 14(YH1111G 1 Oatis Reported 'The t 'Well' by Czech Envoy i Truniall If olvr n v till It tror It a IaliS 1 ai las -- hand-to-han- GOP CIIIEFTAIN DENIED RFC PAY PLEA King Eats First Noursishinent Since Operation oil Lung con-lame- I e bet-tee- ire -- one-yea- ' 0 |
