Show 1 akt Zribunt Zile Salt 2 PACIFIC COAST WAR INCOME JUMPED TO 18 BILLION Tuesday May 14 1946 U S hidorses Bill for WASHENGTON May 13 UP)--Warti- al UPI Mon- - WASHINGTON May 13 U11-The house and senate finally approved Monday the spending of $400000000 to subsidize increased production of building materials as builders reported many home structures will be left half-buiunless immediate action is taken by the government The house passed the legislation on a roll call vote of 298 to 71 Soon thereafter the senate passed the compromise measure on a voice vote The subsidy program is part of WASHINGTON May 13 LT1A squabble between two house committees for custody of the British loan bill threatened Monday to wipe out all the work the senate did in passing it A test vote in the house may come Tuesday Rep Knutson of Minnesota ranking Republican on charge which the Franco gov“ ment has denied Much of the document was al1 to show that German gests agents numbering more than were active in Spain and had direct influence on Spanish g( ernmental policy It reitera' the complaint of the Polish detl gate Dr Oscar Lange that Sp By W 11 LAWRENCE troop concentrations on NEW YORK May 13—Renewed ish French frontier were a menace assertions the Franco government peace in Spain is a permanent threat to No Evidence international peace and security The subcommittee reported because it is a "fascist regime it had received official word frc geared for war and bent on ag- the governments of New Zeala Lebanon reporting they h gression" were offered Monday by and no documentary evidence &oar e the Spanish government-in-exilFranco to submit-- New Zea la Its report totaling approximate- added it had never recognized t ly 350 pages was ready for sub- Spanish government mission to the United Nations A new member joined the co!: security council Spanish subcom- mittee Monday He is Alexand mittee and probably will be turned Parodl France's permanent cle:' in Tueisday by Dr Jose Giral pregate to the security council w mier Ambassador Henri Bo The council subcommittee was replaced net will return to his duti who in session for two hours and 35 in On Washington minutes Monday and decided in Parodi will assume the Friday presiden principle that documents obtained of the council from "underground" sources in Exclusive N Y 'Times-Sa- lt Spain would be accepted subject Lake Tribune to an offer of proof with each Copyright by N Y Times document ALIVCAltriaAJWS-N- T -4 Discuss Evidence of In Its deliberations Monday the Worry council discussed at some length evidence already on hand concern-i- n the execution and persecution Slipping or of Spanish republicans and other Don't by 1137:b opponents of the Franco regime teeth to embarrassed dropping or The case made by the Spanish when slipping you eat talk or laugh Just government-in-exil- e ran Along ex11 a Little IPASTEETE on your This pleasant powder gives pected lines It renewed assert- able added comfort sense and of ioriis the German scientists were by bolding plates more firmly experimenting on atomic energy rity gooey pasty tut or gummy development in the Spanish prov- It's alkaline (nonacid) 1:31 inces of Granada and Murcia a rErrn at any drug store Spanish Exiles' House Row on British Loan Report on Threatens Work of Senate Franco Ready -- al The agriculture departtnent day indorsed a bill by Sen O'Mahoney (D) Wyoming to provide a support price for wool in line with Other basic agricultural commodities But a department representative Lawrence Myers advised against any consideration for wool prices rot given such crops as cotton corn tobacco wheat rice and peanuts hrported Wool Duties Support payments would be financed from duties on imported wool Sen O'Mahoney said he had been told by Asst Secy of State Will Clayton that no treaty agreements were under consideration which would affect wool The law would authorize support payments until t h e sheep population became stabilized after which the payments could be reduced 8 a year Sheep have dein number in the past clined 25 four years Myers said 46000000 Asked He and J M Jones secretary of the National Wool Growers Assn testified Monday before the senate special wool committee Jones said that his organization also indorsed the O'Malioney bill being considered by the committee but wanted a definite number established as the industry's goal He suggested the 1935-4- 4 average of 46000000 He said the growers also preferred that the reduction in payments be 5fr a year instead of Myers said the Commodity Credit Corp which for three years had purchased the entire domestic wool clip sold nearly a million last Oct 27 when pounds since it began to offer its stock at a price in competition with lower pnced foreign wool PREROGATIVE USURPED?' $400000000 income of individuals NEW YORK May 13 in coast area the Pacific increased most and states the 17th annual survey of buying power by the magazine "Sales Management" disclosed Monday From 1939 through 1945 the trade publication stated Pacific area income payments to individuals jumped 1709 to 818000000000 states the total rose to $7319000- In 000 up 1884 For the nation as a whole income payments jumped 117 from 1939 to a record $153644000000 in 1945 This did not include payments to the military abroad which were figured at about $6500000000 The survey noted that retail sales increased only 78 to $74500000000 Wool Subsidy Truman Given Housing Bill senate measure on the ground that it violates the constitutional re- measures quirement that re -- lt ) must originate in the house Would Sten Over If Knutson's resolution is adopted the house would refuse to consider the senate bill and new legislation would be started from scratch in the house The new bill probably would be identical with the pending one But the senate would have to act on it all over again following passage first by the house Speaker Rayburn voiced confidence that Knutson's motion will be defeated but some other Democrats privately expressed doubts Sen Johnson (D) Colorado made a similar move during the senate's consideration but it was beaten there Knutson's resolution grew out of a dispute between the house ways and means committee which normally considers tax and rev- enue bills and the banking committee Rayburn told reporters he will refer the measure to the banking committee which already has summoned witnesses for the hearings Challenges Committee "We will start hearings on the British loan bill Tuesday" Chairman Spence (D) Kentucky of the banking committee announced "Let the ways and means committee come and get it if they want 1 the ways and means committee and foe of the $3750000000 credit announced he will offer a resolution then to set aside the veterans' housing legislation designed to enable private enterprise to build 2700000 homes with-I- n the next two years The contention that "tens of thousands" of needed homes will be left in partially complete conWASHINGTON May 13 dition unless Housing Expediter Wilson W Wyatt takes "immedi- A delegation of 23 Navajo Indians ate and positive" action came arrived here Monday to discuss from Joseph Meyerhoff president with government officials the ecoWASHINGTON May 13 (11')— WASHINGTON May 13 (R)--- -- of the National Assn of Home nomic educaticnal and health 1Esuse of veterans' priorities to The men running the Republican Builders to a He made the statement took steps Monday to see problems of the 55000 members of buy surplus property has devel- forums of industry and govern- their tribe in New Mexico and that politics becomes a wonder- conference a in scandal" into "almost oped ful thing conducted in comfortable ment leaders here Arizona some areas War Assets Adminis- quiet rooms where timid souls of Materials Lark Headed by Henry Mee Dodge tration officials asserted Monday speak up and bores don't talk too proThe chairman of the Navaemergency housing long night council the delegation "is said tribal he The bogging today forum gram sponjo organization Increasing evidence that vet- sored by potential Presidential down for the sole reason that will meet with the senate commiterans are being used as illegal Candidate Harold E Stassen put building materials cannot be se- tee on Indian affairs Tuesday "fronts" by which dealers obtain out a book of instructions such as cured to finish partially completed They will see Secy of Interior J A Krug and the house committee Washington politicos seldom have homes" Ileyerholf said e government surpluses has prompt- seen The home builders asked Wyatt on Indian affairs modertold It prospective ed an accelerated drive against ators in A B C's how to ' of commissionpriA William enforcement: Brophy organize for stronger ' i '4 the racket" a WAA spokesman and conduct a forum—even Larg Economy what ority orders to prevent residential er of Indian affairs and officials GET YOUR to say when someone tosses a hot materials from flowing into other of his office will meet with the to" said 4 told delegation several times Knutson told newsmen: types of construction TheymateSuch cases bulk large he re- one into the discussionsmoke-filler educational of of He diversion d the said No that "A expansion considerable of the stuffy noisy Wyatt portion ported on a list of 160 cases of hotel rooms for the Republicans rials was one of the "weakest facilities for the Navajos is needed (ways and means) committee suspected surplus frauds turned it indicated No sir the place to links" In the drive to bUild the because the present system pro- feels that the senate has invaded vides schooling for only about the prerogatives of the house The over to the department of justice meet is any quiet room that is 2700000 dwellings of the 20000 Navajo loan legislation amends the second comfortable" with emphasis on The legislation which finally ' 21 Awaiting Trial ) the comfort cleared the house and senate and children The tribe's health prob- Liberty loan act and also involves e an was House involve fireare now lems went to the White dsease prevention trade treaties and foreign comTwenty-onThere's nothing like the 1 : persons victory RS the methods the need of field nurses merce which in turn involves (Republican) chat atmosphere administration N0' 1'AP 24-l awaiting trial on fraud collusion side l ' ' r at least a homey gathering house originally had banned any more physicians and dentists and revenues Under the constitution ' and other charges and hundreds or Ifilpf chilmaterials room to facilities for the around table subsidies for housing t revenue legislation must originate crippled greater dining -have been investigated out the best in everybody At first the administration had dren the blind and tubercular& in the house" W A A confirmed a report in the bring in subsidies hour-lonthe booklet went on 600000000 g An conference of sought 7 Surplus War Property Newsletter It discussed such Important Besides providing for incentive Continued from rage One i means members in the a private weekly publication for matters as "who shall I peakerand to get more lumber sit where" SAS Ell office failed to budge f0311:473Dr 61ass ''' business men that widespread ma- what to say "if you want to dis- payments -materials i ft araft other and to bricks in decision his building assign Rayburn whim' Continued from Page One nipulation ofisthe veterans' priority ( courage a bore" and how to "draw flowing to building sites the legisthe legislation to the banking lIP ''''' certificates 'U141122M1aUtEM'am4WanWfel --12-1v "threatening to en- out the more timid souls" ratman lation Rep by unoriginated In group held service selective camps danger orderly and fair disposal" How to stop a bore? You say (Di Texas calls for: der sanction of the draft law "Reports indicate that some to him: "Can we save your other An increase of $1000000000 In "These men can walk out of usare and individuals to insure those till later?" 3Doug1as over to the veterans ad- companies point government authority camps at midnight Tuesdayl veterans to buy surplus: that Moderators were instructed that home mortgage loans thus allow- and nothing ministration for hospital purposes ing can be done about it"1 lir ' ''' '''''' The answer was "We do not know some veterans are going into the if the firing gets too hot and they ing the government to assume that an army 061 said Ili spokesman of busineSs not 'I acquiring surplus answer to homes a for "I can't Asked in size risk say: question building However he added men serving anything about that: rn'"INkliclkti‘ veterans 1 about changes int personnel the for use personally or In their own don't know Who does?" sentences for selective 'servpenal N but for the purpose ot The most important thing about afwar department was equally in enterprises ice not be law would violations Priorities Continues 41'1 trading with others" the Newsj' the whole business the booklet fected the dark said said is to fix a date for a meetthe priorities and alloA 165 to 97 vote rejected an Continues As Sen Thomas explained this letter 41 44 ? "Veterans' certificates are getreorganization appears to be thus ting to have a dollar value being ing It's pretty hard to meet with- cation authority to Dec 31 1947 amendment which would have a once and out date having so scarce materials can be directed given local draft boards final defar "on paper" full information to obtain surplus not for wrestled with that of low and medium termination in deferring or inductroust await the working out of employed successfully conthe veterans themselves as t the forum organization priced homes farm workers problem details The senator added he had gress ing intended but for commercial said the thing's practically In the in veterans votes Gives were Before these taken to preference the army persuade attempted the house defeated 128 to 160 a to maintain its chief western reasons" bag purchase or rental of new homes New Priority Law Puts price ceilings on new move to substitute the headquarters at Salt Lake City draft extension act which it had houses Instead of moving them to San Under the new veterans' priority CC13:3 the housing expediter passed last month for the senate's Francisco but in this he failed Empowers no veterans to law need orlonger y to issue reextension The broad with emergency Sen Thomas explained the authority show that goods they intend to ders to other government agencies original house measure prohibited organization looks ahead to July purchase are for their own busi::Vtil s 1 1947 when the army will be including the 0 P A on building any future inductions of ness use The only requirement is 11‘784:'14:N11:( and fathers and also would have 13 (UP) — materials prices YORK NEW reduced to a personnel of one that May they certify the goods will The tempestuous love of a rhumba Authorizes the expediter to halt banned all inductions for a million the size of the not be 41fr" used for resale blond a or band leader limit the export of lumber so and five war "holiday" to give recruitbut the : pretty army during W A A has hesitated to take its 11A'1"4 l'‘''' club girl ended tragically long as it continues scarce in this ing a trial ---w times its size in prewar days problem to congress some officials night Word the that selective Dolores acwhen present and Kearns country other Monday Naturally pr said because of at midnight leaped to her death from tive military stations will see a universal reluctance congressmen's Wyatt on learning of final pas- service act expires to crack dowm Chavez of as instead a room of said: a in of hotel floor ninth the legislation Tuesday Wednesday sage reduction in personnel in fact on service men The department of New theatrical district "The veterans' housing program generally supposed was given to have already seen it t is unwilling to go theDolores York similarly justice married Eduardo Cha- now can be thrown into high gear" the house by Chairman May (D) He pointed out that just as after to court unless a case is flagrant Kentucky of the military committhe previous war the tendency enough to overcome a jury's nat- vez whose orchestra specializes in tee will be to concentrate troops at ural reluctance to send a veteran sultry South 'American rhythms 'Pt ' ' A selective service official ex2 1943—two in months S she after to close and army posts to prison large act would the In that a him lovers' stabbed plained expire :9:ciii:ilb'4tv4 quarrel down the smaller posts many of : "We are laying for the dealers Saved "on May 15 which is one second from death by a delicate which already are no longer ac- who are in 'the racket corrupting after May 14" tive Just how this concentration and hiring veterans to misuse their operation he forgave her J1 drinkwere and Changes adopted by the house UPI— 13 4 They quarreling NUERNBERG May of troops will work out in the certificates" the W A A spokesI to would have te the in in by their suite the approved dim! ing Monday The two American soldiers killed senate Sixth army area has not been man said and the DoTuesday St Hotel James said legislation police as they sat in a jeep here Friday sent to the White House for Pres closed nor are facts given as to 1 lores ran into the bathroom and night as were identifiesl posts which will be enlarged and Truman's signature by midnight to raised the window Eduardo ran T4 Paul R Skelton Monday of others to be abandoned after her and grabbed her by her ney Tex and SSgt William R keep the act from expiring blond hair as she climbed through Timmons of West Haven Conn the window But she jumped and Officials of the army newspato the sidewalk per Stars and Stripes disclosed fell with Nopercoine 'Gives WASHINGTON May 13 (— belowscreaming Chavez watched horrifiedf their names The two men had Senator La Foliette (P) Wiscon- some of her hair clutched In one been on assignment here to the GREATER Rom CM ty2 to sin introduced legislation Monday hand Stars slpd Stripes fiscal Office senate-hous-e 4 to carry out a special te— 1 1 To get s loan jurt do this: committee's recommendation that t " 110 L Visit or phone 0 6ANYTIIING lasmst BUT SATISFACTORY f its it: congress revamp machinery— N Nrv 3 Give us s few fails so we and raise its pay can fit your monthly pay--10 Adramb His bill in line with proposals ments to your budget N from the committee which studied S When application is OK'4 ot-stop in sign and get cash reorganization of congressional 11 I machinery for more than a year You can get a loan on your t 0 Navajos Seek Capital Aid Trial Forum Issues 21 Await On Surplus GOP Book Priority Fraud Of Etiquette (13-P)- FALSS TEETH --- ---- CIEllaE)1 - th t - -- n - - - -- A IL s 1 1c2 Ab -I- T----7"--13 tiON -- ( - - 7 - - - - :N e - one-ye- Death Leap Ends Lovers' Quarrel N ar 1 1 ao Ce I IA 4 ARMY REVISION - e e DRAFT BILL : i311 I WINDOWS one-four- ---- 1 - Ai 1 45-da- teen-ager- I : i t 07--- one-eigh- ' five-mon- th th 4t ' ld -- i - U I(lefltifics ! i Slain Soldiers ' - - 0 La Follette Presses Revamping Bill - 7 1 N : 1 -- signature furniture or auto Small :monthly payments -- up to les months to repay Increase congressmen's pay from $10000 to $15000 a year and allow each member an $8000 administrative assistant Cut the number of committees Require registration of lobbyists Provide for the District of Columbia Allow executive departments and the courts to settle claims against the government Congress now has to pass legislation to settle claims such as those arising from accidents involving government automobiles Personal Finance Co BANK BLDG Ask for 401CONTINENTAL Phone nt 4 Cecil Wagstaff SALT LAKE 011rIcES znd Floor Utah Oil Bldg t Around Corner From Rialto Theater Mk for Chet Muir Phon t 1)‘:N- Nstoot W tI 14 0 I I 111111211eillt :a10' 600aaW:ZL:LL::-:'- NEW i - ()PEN CAN EASY-OrC- ) '1 r- -: I t t - 1 --- - 1 004 461111 main sonasP s 1I N 1H 'i pk011 I ' I '' LISi "A4 pr 9 rv!rV - I e c:-- m I ttL1 ioii tos S U LI - ‘4 of famous Made by the makers E 1 Dyanshina has because of Your will have more as ma just as soon terials are available- '41° II" L ::'"" ' 15 it - V11850- 0116 ''F4'r' ALL COLORS '' ' R -' y y00 1111tli111111AV 1 1 -'- smof - ' " - 1-4 '1 410 The board called upon the 850- union members to take an active part in the elections this year to "make sure that our supporters return to congress and that a considerable number of reactionaries stay home" The national labor relations board was criticized for "being in retreat from the vigorous enforcement of the act which the times require" - 143 South 1 p ) ' AStvoixisAs ' Issued every morning Entered at the post office at Bait Lak City as second class matter under act of March 17 0 Ruhtteription rates: Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming datiy and Sunday month vur in &thane ala00: elsewhere a150 in U P daily and aunday Month $175 Trio Tribune is a member or tho Also The associated Press is ex elated Press tn the use of renrOdunelusively entitled tion of II news dispatches credited to It or net otherwise credited in this paper and alio in Inca! 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