Show p- - I' f J Ai If" Dictating Farm Pdlicy for Another Year Fair Enough $ By Westbrook Pesier En tared At the poetottloe s Utan as second class ntteracoOTritog (Copyright 1946 by King Features to Act of Congress M:ci ember ol I tie Associated Syndicate Inc) NBA 8rtCUd A B C A citizen of Butte Mont wired Subscription price $1 00 per mcotn- $1200 pr Tear few days ago that organme The Associated Press Is exciuslTely entitled to the use for republication were wrecking the mobs ized "lie ppei or not otherwise credited la at ell oewt dlspatcnes credited to staff employees of some homes of and also Che local news being struck properties his idea denunfeairless MONDAY EVENING APRIL 22 1946 apparently that awould fix everyciation in print fine thing up This Butte situation will have to take its regular turn on the business calendar of these essays One of the impressive sights near Ogden these days is but meanwhile some primitive ad- t might help cftl the quantity force and roar of Weber river waters tumbling vice The thing for the Americanattack hoodlums when zen to do through the narrow and precipitous channel at Devil's Gate his home as in these f cases is toa the shotgun push get down shells near the canyon mouth into the breach of couple one and then and on Echo first bead a near one draw Despite the fact that two dams mob fnd let fly of the another another in East canyon of Morgan county form reservoirs The thing to do is bM their heads If there is 4 file in the off waters the sutplus that house for the storage of these run-o- ff that is even better because wastes into Great Salt lake is of astonishing sizeJj the defending party fan stay in there pitching without interrupOgden river too is up to torrent dimensions! although tion until the cops or the deputies tearing up to arrest him on it too is blocked by a dam for the conservation ot the spring come technical charges of homicide run-o- ff which produces far more acre feet of water tpan may which of course will be dismissed bethe at preliminary hearing be accommodated in Pine View reservoir a man it about no doubt cause his Those who view these two streams in spring' flood are does have a right tohisdefend home and and life family Aithmu-the victims here were impressed again by tjie fact that we have far more water maintenance help of resources than we have thus far placed linder control They Anaconda copper mines the the are impressed further in the case of the Weber river by union absolutely disowned the that none insisted and criminals of destructive evidence the amount of silt it carries dismal That of them were members makes it all the better for the erosion say citizen because defending I !l' Roosevelt undef will Jl what you a superThe people stagger under too great a tax burden be- our people did develop court bolthe supreme and stition cause we arje sending too much money on government stered it in five distinct cases that on felonious assault We must stajrt now not next year to cit back th? cost (of a thug intent man a thief or extora stickup tioner had a right to practice any government — Kep Haroiaisnutson 01 Minnesota or all their arts iBuf the court did not say that the victim of these legalized crimes could be punished for resisting in the most effective nd appropriate Two-thirof the adult American public favor a maxi- - manner and there havHisbeen many decisions uDholdina right t mum speed Of 50 miles an hour or less op an open nignway kill in such circumstances if he te thinks he must while only 6 per cent would permit more than hadj Only a few months ago we for National Ckmmittee The conditions caused under Ithat case in a Connecticut any speed bad feelfng because Traffic Safety learned this from a! national opinion poll considerable victim was a young bluethe here who was shot f dead by i Publicopinion shapes u on the Question of spefd maxi jacket woman carrying an ipverload of mums like this: beer and quite a few of the neigh31 18 cent for hour an bors thought she Was! looking fof miles One per cent for 30 per The state quit cold on tn 40 miles 14 irWcelkt '411 to 45 miles 32 per cent 46 to 50 trouble the prosecution however with the observation that the! defendant miles 7 per cent 51 to 5fj miles 15 rW cent 56 to feo miles who was real pretty by the wajf 5 per cent 62 to 70 rhiles 1 per cent 71 to 80 miles Three had occasidn to fear that the sailor to deprive her of hef cent didn't know had a notion per cent gave qualified answer and k virtue by force lit thjat situation she had a right to use force her Thtfpoll revealed a wide understanding of the perils in self force here v- as applied street and highway traffic and a willingness to submit to with aThe targetj pistol I conNow this is fundamental but bethe confirms All this controls largely other and speed g cause most of us are tentions of Police Judge Reva Beck Bosojie in Salt Lake City people who never dreamed of aavt to do our own police work that the public will accept and obey regulations When con ing mobs we dorft know thi against vinced that to do so will help to prevent death injury ana extent of our rights I and shrink from the very thought of shooting property damage a goon or busting hif head open with an axe Government with us is not really supposed to be to their heads show Many nazis have begun OP A and the labor relations — law new board and quintuplet forms to be to the with intervene time is again and it high notarized and filed br such and Minister President of Bavaria such a date but for preservation of the peace andk the rights of if the against outrageous imposition by the has the Government and more thari that the power Utah hsjs 700 irrigation companies with 8750 miles of duty to use ofrce against those violate the rights of others unlined earth canals 410 pumping stations 1973 diversion who inciucu": of course the rights tn peace and safety and the dams and nearly 400 storage dams More than $42000000 personal of their home 1 security these works To maintain is invested in irrigation works Like the tails by which some scientists insist we ufed to play requires the expenditure of $1500000 a year tricks on grape vines quite a long The foregoing information is taken from a Uteh State spell back our in moments has critical disappeared the for Agricultural college article describing the argumentsUt is our most faThe water miliarpoliceman symbol and wepon of govlining of irrigation Waterways to prevent waste ernment He carries a pistol and through excess seepage he is supposed to do our shooting us when the need arises buf for cost of of hundreds the It is estimated that the lining most of ' Its because miles of canals in need of this improvement would cost close refrain from messing Instinctively with other many a cop breaches reto $3000000 but it ifcour opinion that irrigation engineers people tirement without ever Slaving fired are able to show that the expenditure will conserve more a shot except in the range down cellar at the police station i water than can be saved in any other way by an uqual ex- theButte is many years closer tjb of era the primitive penditure in each individual which "VJPA Canal and ditch i&ning was done under the pro- was mentally and physically armed take his own part when the gram in Utah with results that delighted and astonished the to law and government happened to be lying drunk in some saloon or sponsors One of the first projects was at Fillmore where a otherwise available bit the habit ditch at the reservoir third of the water that Went into the THE DOCTOR SAY$i Boxers Risk Serious Injury ?flH Should Exercise All Caution rw - - Boxers should be placed under By William A O'Brien M 0 medical NEA Written for Service supervision of physicians Boxing accidents caused by falls familiar with athletic dangers and may be prevented by thicker floor every effort should be made to padding The ropes should be in avoid injuries b enforcing the: good condition and the space out- - rules side the ring should be wide The most frequent cause of la enough to prevent boxers from knockout is a blow on the chin falling off the platform Well- - delivered slightly from the side be used by padded gloves should head-guaramateur fnd PWBrd fathAer than directly and thick should be worn in training even "om "ie lul- n though they do not prevent MWmJHmKFTm and continue fighting or he may brain accidents remain unconscious for hours Chin Bolws Painless Those who have been knocked government Evidence of Erosion j : non-striki- I ds government are as anxious as anyone to see end of present Spanish regime and ready to join in any action which they feel is really calculated to about its peaceful replacementbring by more suitable government "If nevertheless the council decided by majority vote to place the matter on agenda question would presumably be considered a 'situation' In that event and even on widest interpretation most ng ilaw-abidi- ng Speed Demons in M I I ds f - well-behav- ed ater Centals ed self-relian- ce law-enforceme- was lost befijsre the water reached the first field J A lining of cobbles and cement gave the water users virtually a third more water than they had before the project was completed JA WPA research project under the supervision of Dr O W Israekon under which several- types of material were applied on alternating sections of one canal ana their cost and efficiency tested provided information which assists irrigation engineers to give facts and figures to Utah irrigaThe demonstrations revealed that tion companies toda even an inexpensive clay lining will save a lot ofj water for a long time if stream flow conditions are appropriate for clay nt of obedience to law was so highly developed even : there that when the mbb got going on defenseless citizens "pcef officers hurriedly evacuated women and children from threatened homes in Butte" so the A P tells us in Mont BjUtte Imagine that instead of tearing into them with guns and shooting thefti dead they removed the people frm the zones of attack: The mass picket line has been the greatest influence in bringing us to this submissive frame of mind It relies On lawless violence and in hundreds of cities and notoriously a few weeks ago in Stamford Conn the citizen has seen the humiliating ajnd frightenspectacle of uniformed policeRussia port ride roughshod over eastern Europe and ing men flinching in the face of a defiant mob by orders of the mayget away with it any more than we could in Latin America or In Stamford this! just meant — Wallace and England in India and Africa Secretary that a mob organized by a union was placed beyond and above the law It meant furthfr however that because the police had deserted him the individual citizen ' had a right to start through that road building program is not mob and The nation's post-wa- r shoot the first man t© raise a hand or club t© htm Any of some so us well as but than were better expected doing group of citizens in similar led to believe in the face of the news of bids rejected be- situation in any town any has a right to form a vigilante organization cause the offers were considered too high and fight the mob with its own In the first three months of 1946 state highway depart- methods because when the law on the citizen be' is on his ments received bids for 576 federal aid road projects Con- quits own with a right to protect himself by group action 1 tracts were awarded in that period for 413 projects A mass or mob line has Low bids submitted for the 576 projects added up to no rights under ourpicket laws because loses the protection of the law $104212176 For the 413 projects on which contracts were itwhen it goes beyond the law itawarded the total costs of construction amount to self to threaten or commit violence Roosevelt laid that down $718030751 for us himself when the shoe hapSo the bid rejections by the states represented about pened to pinch one time in ordera regiment of 20 per cent of the total volume of work on which bids were ing to break up a mob vegVjlar at Horthinfantry American Aviation in Inglewopd Calif taken That mob was no different from When a bid for a road project is 50 per cent above the any other mass picketing mob day some citizen or organcost of similar federal aid road work undertaken in 1940 One ized group of citizens will makp PR A withholds approval of the bid and submits jthe case fa historic test of this proposition and the trial may be long to Washington If the work is urgently needed it may be the though courts eventually will hold mob-ridd- en j - Report on Road Built : M approved despite the high cost The PRA by April 6 had approved state road programs calling for expenditure of $389445000 But approval of the detailed plans for each project also is required By April 6 only $152031000 of details had won approval This situation probably reflects a shortage of highway engineers to whip up the plans and specifications : if TOMORROW ALRIGHT LAXATIVE Merry - Go - Round Washington 1 m By Drew Pearson WASHINGTON April 22 Ladies of the cabinet are really practicing what their Ihusbands preach regarding the slaving of foop for Europe Ever since Presided Truman urged that the American people eat the equivalent of a European ration two days a week cabinet wives have been studying menus mi— SUiA ! husband is on February 9th (when endorsed 4- fok - ervers has given per- mission to publish one of her new mehus It provides 1540 calories— the! equivalent of a European diet compared with the normal American diet of 3600 calories Sere it is with the number of calories listed after each item of food: Breakfast—Glass of orange juice l of cereal (100): milk fori cereal half a pint of milk or cocoa U7— total 430 launch — Half a cup of thick soup or chowder (150) vegetable salad without' oil in dressing1 (75) muffin (75) baked custard (100) half a pint ti milk (170)— total 570 111!— poultry fish or meat (150): potato (large serving) (150) green vegetables (peas beans greens pr broccoli) (4Q) raw -vegetable strips (carrots celery- tomato cabbage) (50) half cup of fruit (150) or milk for children — — as Potsdam declaration) either ported tO affect this position or how they could legally affect- - it if they had purported todo so "Neither of these declarations can be interpreted as justifying direct interference by security council in international affairs of Spain or Contention that contin- uance o£ presnt Spanish regime sUtute !L!LH2SS inn ucvuiitjr m one fj or aomestic jurismatter is diction then ' no declaration of three powers or even assembly resolution of UNO can cause it to cease to be so pur- - j ijwtvaj j - "If form of Spanish government I legally a Spanish domestic mat-thinK it surely is) and fr uarSport of this declaration of resolution had been assembly (which we say it is not) to say the Spanish regime could be dealt with under chapter 6 of charter then declaration and resolution would have been contrary to char- and void No such declaration or resolution could possibly a basic principle of the char- ana ariicie ±uo (see article Bar Spain From Agenda "For all foregoing reasons vote should be cast against any proposal to place Spanish question on agen- - (Continued on Following FALSE TEETH Page) More Firmly In Place annoy and em- Do your false teeth barrass by slipping dropping or wabbling when you eat laugh or talk? 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Alexander Cadogan Brit-iidelegate to the united nations emphatically denied having received certain instructions as published in this column regarding Britain's policy of delaying action against Franco Spain Since then the British foreign office in London has sent another cabled instruction to the British which delegation in New' York outlines in great detail how it shall vote in order to prevent the from coming to a head If the delightful Sir Alexander wifhes to deny existence of this cable this column would be glad to publish the exact date hour an4 minute the message left London thOugh we are refraining from this at the moment because as he well knows all such messages are monitored by foregin governments and comparison Ofs texts couid result in code The essential portions of the British instruction follow: Spanish Problem is Internal "Initially for reasons already referred to we feel that this problem raises serious question of principle and that decision to put matter On agenda would set precedent which might have effect on whole future UNO developmentM ofBidault's arguments "Despite wefstill feel that question of continuance of present Spanish regime is matter essentially within domestic jurisdiction of Spain (Article 2 paragraph 7 of charter)is Form Of a state's government matter in principle as clearly with-inT- a state's domestic jurisdiction as any matter can possibly be and must consequently be held to bf Span-ishf'iss- ue break-down- far-reachi- beTso "We ng 1 Copyright general Motors worgon— 1346— Chevrolet Motor Division i can't see how Potsdam declaration (which was statement of ijoint view of United Kingdom United States and soviet governments that Spanish government did not possess required qualifications for membership of UNO): or by resolution of general assembly —m YOUR SYMBOL OF SAVINGS that the American citizen under attack or threatened with attack may "use such violence even to is killing as in his judgment necessary to protect himself This 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knockout is caused by ramming the jaw back against the arteries in the neck or my hitting a special nerve in the jaw is no longer be lieved Loss of consciousness following a blow on the jaw results from concussion of the brain which varies from a simple jar to a contusion (hemorrhage) Solar plexus knockouts follow a blow delivered over the upper of the abdomen Many council could claim to do would portion are boxers their be to investigate situation tinder stomachs by able to protect or muscular article 34 in order to determine development training Severe pain suffowhether there was threat to in- cation loss of muscular and ternational security and undef arta to the abfollow blow strength 36 to icle 'recommend appropriate domen but seldom does loss of procedures or methods of adjust- consciousness occur ment' (As stated above recom- Chest Blows Dangerous mendations of these now could only Concussion of the heart (jar be made if threat to peace was declared) ring) may follow a blow deliv"Discussion might be pushed to ered over the left side of the chest extent where it became necessary especially one struck on the far to take vote on preliminary ques- left and from below and the eftion whether continuation of Span- fect may last for some time A blow on the side of the neck ish situation was likely to encause loss of consciousness of maintenance internationmay danger al peace and security When it when it strikes the carotid sinus comes to such a vote we see no which is a special set of nerves alternative to your voting in nega- resembling the solar plexus atDiscretion should be used tached to the carotid artery tive as to stage at which such a vote Punches below the belt can inshould be brought on for we jure the genital organs and may would not want to be accused of cause loss of consciousness but stifling all discussion of matter permanent damage seldom folwhich by majority vote security lows Kidney punches are much council had already agreed to less dangerous 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