Show TIIE GARLAND WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS- - Russia Offers Cold War ‘Terms’ Dewey to Retire From Politics F B I Arrests Two in Spy Case GARLAND UTAH TIMES LABOR: Degree of Unity degree of future unity between big labor unions appeared on the horizon as the AFU and the CIO worked on plans for their pending A The one conference cooperation was the notable exception however uninvited United Mine Workers UMW chief John L Lewis was not happy at being left out of the (EDITOR'S NOTE- When nplnlens are es pressed these eelnrans they sre these el conference He said a conference Western Newspaper Luton ne analysts end net necessarily el this eewepeperl without his union la no way to COLD WAR: achieve labor unity While he was making that stateNew Peace Terms ment the national labor relations Observers board took a swat at the UMW by are sneculatmg over the it broke cold war peace terms ruling to law by a campaign of violence to the Rusreportedly acceptable of a Harlan sians which include a demand that employees organize the United States erase helping to department county Kentucky store western Europe The board ordered the union to It was an ironic demand because cease assaulting or threatening the at the same time the Soviet agreed store employees If the union igto recognize the Atlantic pact as a nores the order it could eventually defense group legitimate regional lead to possible jail sentences or under the terms of the United Nafines for union officials tions charter But while the UMW struggles It is this pact that pledges the with its problems there were long western nations to mutual aid strides by the other union toward The Soviet also had three demands on the Far Fast' cooperation — if not eventual merger (1) Elimination from the United of Among the developments: Nations of the representatives Generalissimo Joseph D Keenan top A FL Chiang Kal Shek’s addressed the political organizer government t C I O’s political action committee 2) Acceptance western the by His subject was a renewed effort powers of the Russian “gold ruble” the union to unite to repeal the by as the basic currency for China’s law foreign trade 2 A cross section of American In (3) Soviet the participation labor ranks attended a conclusion of a peace treaty with meeting aimed at raising assistance Japan which would guarantee the for the Israeli federation of labor latter country what Moscow con3 The Brotherhood of Railroad siders to be “political freedom” New Arrgsts Made Trainmen accepted CIO proposal In the European field the Soviet for a committee to work together Klaus Since itish scientist had four rather vague offers: Fuchs aiinitted spying for Russia on common problems and eventual(1) Unification of Germany withthe FB I has been closing the net ly aim at consolidation in the framework of the Potsdam around associates in the United States who passed along classified INFLATION: agreement atomic information to him of Germany (2) Neutralization To Financial Ruin As a result two new arrests have of all occupation(3) Withdrawal Former President Herbert Hoovbeen made One of the accused adal forces from Germany the U S mitted that he passed along atomic er in a speech before of armareduction (4) General Junior Chamber of Commerce secrets from the Los Alamos NM ments and armies including the convention in Chicago in 194S has again plant of conscription abandonment financial warned is disaster is that He a David Greenglass did not believe the Observers former Communist league in prospect for the country unless terms would be attractive enough its spending curtails leader who explained his act: “1 the government to bring about any settlement of felt it was gross negligence on the policies drastically the East and between differences Unless an immediate part of the United Sta(les“not to halt is orthe West Russia as usual wants about dered on spending Mr Hoover pregive Russia the information a great deal but is vague about the atom bomb because she was dicted the undermining of an econreturns tangible an ally” omy which he said would provide The other accused Dean Slack one million new Jobs annually For DEWEY: a Syracuse NY chem- 17 years he maintained DemocratPlans to Retire ist denied he knew Henry Gold ic admkiistrations had continued the first arrested in this country the spending spree One of the most spectacular carHe added he was not and never deficita “Financing government eers in modern American politics Communist been a had if continued long by borrowing has come to a halt at least temBoth men are held under $100 has only one end — infla enough porarily 000 bonds tlon” President the former said E Dewey of Thomas Governor a grand jury invesMeanwhile "We ourselves have already deNew York has announced he will tigating Amerasia case which has creased of the purchasing power retire from politics after 20 years been much m the headlines recent the about 50 per cent and we dollar return and life probably in public ly cleared the administration’s are still creeping along the road to private law practice when his handling of the stolen documents "The call next Decemtelephone second term expires case but strongly recommended and the fare have already ber 31 of a new grand the impaneling and the bar has gone Dewey said in a to continue the Investigation jury A new inflation round of shrunk disstatement which he personally Also in connection with the case is now appearing in direct or intributed to reporters "I shall not Emmanuel arS Larsen himself next rested and fined in the 1945 case direct wage and salary increases for be a candidate and rising commodity further perprices fall ” He renounced that ifinged on the theft of hundreds "If we keep on this road we are sonal White House ambitions last of diplomatic and military papers to realize the President’s certain December told a senate investigating commitideal of $4000 a year to every famhis announcement As expected tee he regarded former navy lieuily But it will not have $4000 purraised a number of questions in tenant Andrew Roth as "a Commuchasing power the New York state political picnist and the principal conspira"To this question of further govture as well as on the national case tor" in the scene officials Government indicated ernment borrowing to meet deficits my answer is that it Is the road to Dewey New York’s only Repubthat the arrest of Slack and Greenfor every cottage in the disaster lican governor in the past 30 years glass was only the beginning in the land ” that he would conadded however battle to break up what may postinue an active interest in public sibly be one of the greatest spy to speak out DEFICIT: He promised affairs rings in the history of this country on “issues affecting the welfare of At 38 Billion the state and nation" especially COMMUNISTS: The administration has predicted foreign affairs Defeat by Ballot a $5400000 deficit by the end of He rose to political prominency his fame and 30 but when he pyramided shortly Political observers were pleased the fiscal year June a as before the deadline it appeared the methodical efficiency with the outcome of the state elecin New York prosecutor returns in the Ruhr section of amount would be well under the tion city into two terms as governor Western Germany They felt it was estimate A $773625000 for President and two nomination? interest payment a defeat of the Communists by the the on the national debt boosted He was defeated by President ballot 1948 1944 he In lost The payin Roosevelt In the British zone the voters deficit to $3887529000 ment was made two weeks before to President Truman and picked a parliament the end of the fiscal year The governor said he had made voted on a proposed state constino definite decision as to his plans tution The returns indicated Combut intended to get much rest He munist strength had tumbled to a said there was nothing wrong with postwar low when they received him physically that a long vacation only 5 per cent of the valid ballots would not cure He is just “tired” with 14 per cent In the compared he added election three years ago however The workers favored HUNGARY: the proposed state constitution with its socialization clauseRansom Demands "Large factories of the basic inranof blackmail which and undertakings The custom dustries because of their monopolistic som and intrigue so often employed posiof terror tion have special significance by the Nans in the reign £ in a more has to put be common shall transferred over Europe Comthe under ” obvious appearance ownership The specific industries were not munists the annamed in the draft Hungary has demanded Western observers felt the eleccient crown of St Stephen as ranA Vogeler imtions justifiable in that they would: som for Robert businessman American Give the new nationalist parprisoned Thomas E Dewey Governor ties which were not even in the According to reports from Europe is shown being interhave ofCommunists (center) arena in the federal elections last Hungarian the viewed by newsmen shortly befor to a Aucust show to Vogeler chance their fered sw?p be be would not the fore annonneed is which symbol muscle old crown as be s candidate for reelectlon 2 Tell whether communism Is of Magyar royalty governor of New York when his The crown was taken from Hungaining in Western Germany second term expires next De3 Test the popularity of the West gary by P'e Nbr s and laterin found Ger- to He return cember primay German Government’s troops American Federal polbv the r vate law practice icies l: IQODEO SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR r - T x Down below the equator they go in for rodeos in a big way much the same as they do in western United States The cowboys known as "huasos" are shown above as they parade in the grand march The huasos work in pairs for the championship of what happens every day in Chile's funaos (ranches) at roundup time They do not use ropes like American cowboys and their horses are highly trained for the exacting great job b vv O The tWtTFm (above) are in lead rider is about champs action The to crowd his steer against the wall to earn point one The steer will be reversed and his partner will take animal turn at pinning the other side of the his to the arena At right a wealthy ranch owner waits his turn to enter the contest are scored by stopthe steer by pressure of horse against the steer's neck stopping the animal by of the horse against pressure the middle and stopping it by pressure against the flank At right two riders have scored a the animal point by crowding Points O ping the the wall Note against rider has come out of his to throw how saddle the with weight horse m J 'rz4 J' y r jr f t f ' and foot gear (left) protect the jider from the perspiration of the horse The hand carved wooden shoes protect the rider's foot from being crushed stirrup against a steer or wall and the huge spurs drive the horse O Tlje p I H- - J’Ji’ leg rapid turns fast starts and stops The spurs turn against animal instead of prodding into the flesh Below a point scored as the animal is crowded at the neck to stop him into hiM the is V turn The chest of the horse him into the matted wall and make the steer driving him iiAUywynr is pressed I1"' U 4 ' I’iU 7 in-- h kW $ JS 3 vr fk 1 lU ST many the election conscious house mate began a program of ting after President Truman he warned any his budget ons must be met with other sources the house ways and means bidding for obviously ttee mtial approval of the excise-had voted a $433 000000 tax on big ie in the yearly i Rent Control Taxes The house and senate committees control have considering extension agreed upon a of federal controls and another six morths in communities which want rent them of conAlthough both branches must approve the measure seemed little doubt that they would do so Observers said the bill will be on the President’s desk before June 30 gress there I f BRIDGES MINED: Just in Case Whether or not the world is face to face with another war has been In the minds of the everyday citizen almost since the final shot was fired in World War II Now it comes to light that the key roads and bridges in Western Germany are being prepared for quick in case of a Soviet atdestruction tack Similar preparations apparently sre being made in other European countries against J I ystXtisr PORATIONS: 1) O w - i wJpWTr"? 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