Show Temperatures at Tor The Weather xavttwet portion and a few snow showers in over mountains principally north portion continued cold today tonight and Tuesday high 0 low temperatures today 0 Tuesday morning 30-4- 20-3- OGDEN The United Press Tne Awociatea Year— No 86 riw Russian pemands Britain ibandon CITY UTAH — NOVEMBER — II Is Commemorated as Veterans March Wars Two in victory I'm ISimrar w-r- m w?m l iwM— - — f— Service AP Service NEA MONDAY EVENING 1946 tftssB : Palestine Claim Novikov Blasts U S 'Inconsistencies' in T trusteeship Policies Is Called Key to -- 38 58 46 55 63 29 39 54 31 S 27 8 28 Rock Springs Penver! 28 41 37 Salt Lake Grand punc 26 49 56 San Antonio 45 65 Las Vefeas 40 5T Los Adgeles 49 61 San Fran 39 56 37 St Louis Minneapolis 32 31 47 New Orleans 67 85 Seattle New Ybrk Okla City Washington Yellowstone 2 FINAL EDITION PAGES — TWO SECTIONS WASHINGTON Nov (UP) — President Truman 11 1 to- Stable Economy j the demanding UN trusteeship council be established this year attacked "the United States for what he called "inconsistencies" in its policjl on trusteeships— the program milby which the UN plans- to lead lions I of the" world's- dependent security and peoplte toward greater : independence Denies Veto Charges He denied inferences that Russia a veto sysproposed to "introduce tem in the work of the assembly' Novbkov rejected an American proposal that the United Nations avoid a possible argument in this session of the assembly by postponing the definition of the UN charter phraseology concerning powers directly interested in a particular Trusteeship Australia brought the little nation revolt against Big Five domination of the UN to a shdwdown by submitting a resolution asking that the veto power be usdd only in the case peace or aets of aggression The --Australian1 resolution was Submitted on the eve of private talks between the United States and other Trig powers aimed at agreement on a "modified veto which would appease the little na tion bloc j Debate for Issue Veto Australia and Cuba both haVe nosed the veto issue for debate arid action bv the general assembly The resolution submitted today would have the assembly "except in cases under chapter VII of the charter" Chapter VII concerns "action with respect to threats to the peace breaches of the peace and acts of aggression" The Australian resolution was considered almost certain to receive the unanimous opposition of the Big Five all want to keep the veto power although some notably the United States favor its modiv fied use 27 nismArdk Boise Chicago 35 60 Phoenix 25 36 D3 It Pocateilo 19 41 Portland Qr 31 49 "27 41 3" Ji Provo 46 manner'! to day pledged his cooperation "in every proper the new Republican congress and asked its members to join him during the next two years in working for the welfare of all the American people Leaders Sav Prices His offer of a political armistice was made in his first Unless Can Be Held statement on the election result He made the statement at a a few minutes before going to Arlington Wage Demands Rise news conference of the Unknown cemetery to place a wreath on the tomb WASHINGTON Nov 11 Soldier This ceremony marked another Armistice day— 28 ago (AP) — President Truman to- that which ended World war I — —years — — that Truman Mr recognized armistice an advocated day Nikolai Novikov Soviet ambassador tbl the United States told the committee that him trustpshir) Britain had failed "to comply with to the UN charter" by neglecting UN to transfer Palestine's propose! that Novikov 56 Reno 40 Omaha Political Armistice Proposed as Solution to Problems Arising From Divided Control of Government Resignation Rumors Denied Industrial Truce trusteeship long-planne- 18 36 27 23 Truman Offers Pledge Of Cooperation With Republican Congress LAKE SUCCESS N Y Nov 11 (UP)— Soviet Russia demanded today that Britain give Palestine independence or place the embattled Holy Land under a united nations trusteeship Min Max 26 Ogden Aibuqufrque Atlanta cloudiness north snow flurries with portion cloudy south portion today Tuesday partly cloudy with snow flurries south 7 ending Min Max UTAH: Scattered Seventy-sevent- h period t'oday: m i d between labor and management in his first public statement sincere junked wage and price controls Wartime curbs on the two groups were lifted after five years when Mr Truman swept ceilings off all items except rents sugar and rice And rent increases appeared "in evitable" to some government of- f icisis The subject 6f a truce came up at the president's Armistice day news conference when a reporter askedis whether he had noted such "serious difficulties" might arise in running the government with the Republicans in control of the legislative branch and the Demoauthorcrats exercising executive ity- Text of Truman s J Remarks on GOP j - For his part the president said the solution is this: "To do in all cases from day to day without re- consideragard to narrow political to be the me to seems tions what WASHINGTON Nov 11 (APJ"r best for the welfare of all our " The text of President Truman people statement n came First Republican A reaction Ind a Re'The people have elected Haileck Rnn Charles and senate to the for contenders one of the leading publican majority UNIFORMED DISCHARGEES of army navy and marine contingof He representatives in the house ceremony honoring Weber house Republican leaciersmp ents come to attention for a nnnct i 11 1 lOtl tflC COli s victory parade 0 nflmant ttj— of unua of the one the Ogden said war dead president's highlights county's khv The 1S ine to the entire the in maepenalength refers" took which gress 'in the nearly th Shown oronerly photo today of the three branches o£ ie people have cnoi ence had of the review are the army section Weber college band Ogden high he of that h Truman Mr replied and said he was sure j controlling voic cadets marines and in the shadow the navy section not heard of the suggestions but government in congress QUI gUVClliui" ' ! 4V the Republicans said it is just what he has been that I accept tneir Dest inthe 'for party would cooperate 1945 when citizens since August urging Spirit in which all good terests of the country" elec- the war ended accept the result of any fair Plan Parleys Republicans Places Responsibility and under the of cooperation be- tUjAt the same timethe extent The duties and The chief executive killed off the constitution same the Repuba week- tween Mr Truman and in execucontrols chief and wage of the price licans in congress may beuther responsibilities branch end order declaring: executive of the and tive "I am convinced that their furBy The Associated Press WASHINGTOnT Nov 11 of the government are entrusted to PARIS Nov 11 (AP— The comdo the nawould continuance ther taday in to me and my associates' congress the as tributes the Armistice day munists emerged today s economy! more harm than Republicans is founded II war tion's World 300 Truman less than President "Our government wars new world two of in With France's welcomed dead mingled ' perhaps strongest party welconstitutional the for principle good" the and at home of of with calls cooperation offer fourth republic but the outcome victory today rnek and women in the ranks Ogden's said upon At the same tfme the chief execubranches of the govthree the They sons to stand on the that of all for their abroad people fare "squarely upon mancould get ernment are independent of each route of the business! dis-win- g guard that war may never come tive placed' they believed congress unlikely to bring a strictly left- - parade passed along a four-bloc- k our the "responsilabor" and Demo1 the agement with other Under this principle all right again! government along snectators of n chilled economic tnrnmit and for grown v stability prospered Here in the United States Presi- bility" lilUU IUVICIJ wciwit " guuv cratic chief executive during the country I has On the basis of incomplete re His decontrol edict brought im be less than canshould observance the led two Truman by next great dent made was years largea up national The turns from balloting for parade from I con omitted to state mediate if industry did however promises Tkov ctroKseri the need for Cadets laying a wreath of chrysanthe- and business that leaders threatens assembly some new coalition ap- ly of Ogden high school prices situation the approach Soldier's Unknown present that mums on the tinuing a organizations and World on Page Two-peared probable in place of the musical (Continued difficulties in tomb to cemetery I led policy Arlington foreign by George contingents Combine of popular republicans War (Column Foun we "In the legislative branch Saying the nation's defense procommunists and social- E Wahlen Ogden's holder of the MRP Wisdom and Restraint reour the at is aimed recognize of keeping honor gram medal Republicans ists which controls the current pro congressional of wisdom to peace the president added in a "Only by the exerciseconstant sponsibility and we're goins devisional government their slim showing DesDite HaiA the brief address: and restraint and meet it" Rep' Charles Prior to the election the com- World War II sections were nearly the to of merest United "The the welfare said place termination leck Ind munist party and the MRP each 100 per cent uniformed with the States and the welfare of tbe world of our country above all other inmarine out and corps to the shut army navy promised if elected determined at a series of Republi- terests can we meet and solve" the CLEVELAND Nov 11 (AP)— A are wrapped up in one package: other from any new cabinet but nearly equally represented of can welfare and the Peace the meetings beginning ahere this problems ahead of us Wearers of the little discharge United Airlines plane crashed into world as a whole the election results seemed to have meeting and climaxed by week "The stake is large Our great emblem composed a large per- trees and high tension wires just made this impossible' national commit- internal strength and our eminent of the Republican The communists ousted Presi- centage of the thousands of people north of Cleveland airport" early Graves Decorated in the world are not astee on Dec 2 pdsition Realong both ' believed dent Georges BidaultVs MRP who watched the review he A said cold Truman dec11 Mr Nov school coFrance children In DENVER some may too easily assume i ide(AP)— from Twenty-sixt- h today killing the pilot and as devoted to from the legislative lead winning sides of Washington' were the near of French Allied and orated just wave with graves publicans temperatures to Twenty-secon- d Many of pilot and injuring 17 passengers soldiers back the place they took in the American veterans of zero mark clamped an icy vise on the national welfare as were Demo"I shall devote all my energy to the and the stewardess first constituent assembly elected them appeared poised to join imim1917-1- 8 crats and added: were represented by the snowbound Colorado today 'the discharge of my duty wath a The plane flight 404 bound from Paris post Veterans Oct 21 1945 and lost m the sec- marching units but lacked the propin every shall "I and cooperate of Foreign realization of the responsibillivestock thwarting or full which petus ond elected last June 2 members Chicago to Boston crashed dur- Wars at ceremonies at the Arch perilling of the with manner a results from the prdsent er from out to efforts pair dig The plane cleared of 'Allergic to Uniforms' and prayer ity ing a rainstorm I dp not claim WASHINGTON Nov 11 (UP) — No Leftist Majority C and President my of affairs hope state blizzards congress Gjeorge Triumph e m a The small response of GI Joes Chicago at twelve thirty-fivof cooperation fnr mvsdf and my associates great- a wreath on the tomb Minn Sen Joseph H Ball R this forecast that is bureau spirit The weather placed But there seemeU little chance and Janes was attributed to their and was due at Cleveland airport of the Unknown Soldier! said today he may introduce a bill er devotion to the welfare op our clear skies but little warmth for will be reciprocated a m 1 in the new congress to outlaw any they Could form a leftist major- present dislike for military func- at three twenty-seve- n all one and of To them war laid eastern Colorado and snow flurries German prisoners picage nation than t ascribe to others or The victims: industry-wid- e of 5000 Am- today and tomorrow along the faith and promise to meet gooa another party strike which could ity in the legislature or in a cab- tions But their elders of the first We take ther°ain on the flowers graves Pilot F L Brown 44 Chicago erican war dead buried near Cam- western inet parties gained world war claim this attitude will at one time or said will" with have We will forecaster good The jeopardize the national economy office of slope 25 Robert L Arnold as the years roll by Uv willing to a Ball said his study of the prob- too while the socialists lost heavfrom change rise bridge England temperatures would Policy Lead-vill- e The World War II dischargees Hammond Ind ' lem was not complete but that the ily As a result the MRP reitself defense oiin the In at Geptwo lives our of minus low offer Germany Joseph degrees T shall oroceed The plane was demolished as it T McNarney asked his occupation there35 answer might be elimination of mained the possible spearhead of were strongly in evidence at thetne and east was that this 35 in 25 to the to in It spirit 2528 Grant immedi- spun into the ground the engines tr bloc -- collective of foref in the belief that the mem- industry-wid- e Elks a rededieation lodge of verdict bargain- a powerful the daythe for to west 40 in the accepted during president Interior ministry figures for 544 ateiy iouowms me aiduc "ourselves and our efforts to the time today and tomorrow but will the voters wno swept ne nepuu- - berg of trie congress win cusviiutc oeing torn itoiu ing in such basic industries as A deputies elected from continental thousands of them gathered in the fuselage breaking in half steel coal oil and railroads' accomplishment and preservation drop back tonight to around five lican party back into congressional their duties with a full realization to participate in open Corsica gave the comjoviaL-mooFred PasRo a truck driver of a lasting peace" general tieup of any one industry France and in the mountains 10 to 15 in the nnwer last Tuesday of their responsibility ceremonies arranged by the Heved to be one of the few wit-benot could be avoided he said if unions munists 166 seats the MRP 157 was he 15 to 25 in the west said east and The president "Inevitably issues will arise conP O E The program there nesses said he noticed the plane Build for Lasting Peace in the either and of the bargained with only a portion of the socialists' 90j the leftist51 rally those about The coldest concerned the tween temperatures president the included free refreshments drills about 2000 feet north of the air-an- d lit at any one timer (mainly radical socialists) Gen Mark W Clark told Am- year turned snowy roads to icy who knew the seriousness of gress When this occurs we must arty libof e the the said demonstrations Magna He by is rightists (Republican party "Industry-widthis examine our respective positions port flying low bargaining confronting troops in Austriaj that the mirrors Most! transportation was the problems band were on and erican union) 50 and were dangerous and intolerable when it erty and gaullist resolve blisses lights renewed plane's in landing was for one affairs but with stern and critical analysis to day generally foreign moving country Momentum ot the open house the landing gear down leads to industry-wid- e strikes" he indepedentfe 30 an in autos both timeof with made this behind that followed Hundreds "the he sacrifices exclude any attempt to tamper with But A said vprit was to be carried on this Thus the communists and socialwas a tiasn as uie ymnt: wars shall not have beep in vain blocked to Dehver curbs by drifts There of pnnpprn "lest any in the nublic interest in order w Ball's statement came as indus- ists together provided they could afternoon at the American Legion hit some wires and the street but shall be the groundwork on of the first storm Nov 2 remained either party should seek in this achieve personal or partisan advan at the lights went out" Pasko said "Then which we try and1 labor shook off the last get together would command 256 clubrooms and build the bulwark of locked in place as snow piles field an opportunity to achieve per- tage some trees lasting peace for the entire world" turned to ice into government controls and moved votes while the MRP theoretr Odd Fellow's hall where Disabled the crashed plane sonal notoriety or partisan advan Foreign Course Clear back into a period! of unrestricted ically could 'amass 258 with the American Veterans were to stage spun around and hit the ground" commisThe Colorado livestock for preparedness Bluntly calling tage by exploitation p the sensacollective bargaining to settle their radical socialists and rightists not an open hour for their members on the plane was Bet- Fleet Adm William F rfalsey told sion reported 35000 cattle strand- tional or by the mere creation of Stewardess "The change in the majority in controls taking into account the predom- and guests The a Kansas City American Legion ed in southeastern Colorado Emer- cnotroversy" problems The wr-bor- n Dobson 25 of Chicago ty the congress does not alter our dowent" out the winnow 'Over the inantly rightist character of the 30 Memorial Prayer were gathering that the United States gency riders had rescued another biand stewardess the uasspiippr! mestic or foreign interests or probThe emphasized president week-en- d on President Truman's independents From Pueblo airplanes partisan nature of our current for- lems In foreign affairs we have a tried disarmament once "and it 10000 The marching columns halted rushed to three Cleveland orders the jpitals but half of them were were taking off to drop feed Sheep didn't work" their color guard reached course to follow Our d I The pnly exceptions are plants Serve 'Five 'Years after stand at Twenty-fourt- h "If it had" he added "we were reportedly smothering in same eign policy leased has been developed immediately almost policy foreign mines pr facilities seized by the Returns from the aolonies on 74 and Washington and a brief me-- 1 treatment fnr small cuts and wouldn't have the dead of two places as they piled together for Denies Resignation Rumors a bipartisan basis" on executed and 'government to end labor disputes additional seats are rnot expected morial to the heroic dead was con- bruises world warmth to strengthen wars best no to I this of done knew honor he have said resignamy He day In thele the government can fix to change the balance of power ducted bv E R Buckner Legion4This this in or extend and practice prospect tions pending wages and working conditions by materially I he 618 fdeputies will naire) The memorial prayer was "Members of both parties in and included the cabinet and agency serve five years in the assembly offered by Rev John Edward Carnegotiating with the workers staffs out of the congress have participatown his and heads the nation's most powerful body ver Eirst Presbyterian church He rejected as without founda-D ed in the inner council in prepar under a constitution the voters The military atmosphere of the tion a rumor that Gen Dwight ing and in aciuauy carrying out adopted Oct 13 marching sections came largely as army the foreign policies of our govern-chiwould Dwojrshak to Swap Eisenhower quit The national assembly will have from the white hats and blue uniIt has been a national and of staff because of differ- - ment section led 32 more conthe of navy seats 'the by than forms last over hot a party program 1 1t will con-th- e Hoiifle Seat for Toga administration the ences with stituent assembly Taking this into William K Milligan the khaki of size of the war department ap-- 1 tinue to be a national program — 11 Nov "account (UP) Ida' the interior ministry fig- the army contingent headed by Ed BURjLEY so far as the secretary of state and ( Senator-Elec- t green of the Tow-Th- e 1 are concerned ( AP) — Henry C Dworshak ured net gains of 20 12 14 and Holloway: the forest now I firmly believe H H he Admiral John Okinawaw-dodNov whether bird" Guam Asked planned HONOLULU juro Saipan R Idaho will leave here tomor- five seats respectively for the marines led by William F Smiley - Pelelieu Paour of that the colleagues of session congress a Republican c(9mmander-in-chiePato call islands (Chiof f mandated the special Trug and TsinKtao Prc row for Washington D C to sub- communist's leftist rally rightists and the Ogden high cadets under no pres- - who have worked intelligently and had he o said u over tne the ot Jthe cine whicn y dispresident fold ueaaquarters !fi conference and independents and net losses arms mit his resignation as Second fW m : u m —no aevptiih f not r — inpws "- inr — fniiia (Continued on Page Two-A- ) ent plans to do so Furthermore he wnmeiwd j3 uiiuci trict congressmanto the speaker of of three and 25 respectively for The tempo was set by the Am- - "S tu itJlctiii tuuuv Column nv nor now for reason no calling army control the other islands recently said he saw Leeion drum and trumnpt formidable chain of bases the MRP and socialists the house are mgn in is a hands sucn session navy any such chain planned the Oirden hieh Cadets w In popular votes incomplete reGuam Has Top Priority Dworshak said he will resign as The one mandated island which The president was asked wnetner congressman "in order to estab- turns gave the communists 4966 - ber college band and Union Pa-- ! navy officers say the navy's plans for a one he would Even hold regular conferences Krug and Lewis Open axo lish seniority in' the senate of the 746 MRP 4312281 socialists in navy ci! U VMSD HrH willinn Hollar vtfmm "TI citic lenniiiHt were "'S" v HpvpIy iht defense lmponani a 1) a II hacoc in J uv" the leadership of nth music-makeRepublican coor) 80th congress" leftist rally 1910086 repaced by their MttZrert planning is Saipkn— which opment of Guam and Saipan are war to-- n He said that would be on Mines He may assume the senatorship publican party of liberty (PRLV d u congress fighting of thecrumwmg majorettes ne Negotiations mho meets cut be of when and care congress the onl are at any time after Nov 6 he was and rightist affiliates 2247413 and taken a"9"?"day real American base in P rusting WASHINGTON Nov 11 VP — into uselessness In the Dast Mr Truman and Mr although construction of ato strong the western Pacific" advised because he was elected to minor parties 513687 The total unPearl second Will control only Truk PeIelieu fPalau)! and other ibase at Guam America's- request for Roosevelt before him held regular Secretary of Interior J A TCrug the remaining two years of the vote east was expected to approach Sugar Rationing facilities re and John L Lewis president of term of the late Sen John Thomas 20000000 meetings with the Democratic lead- and United the since And Mine Workers AFL) Extend Through tains t0D Priorit Sen Charles C Gossett filled would cloak any future military- are being ignored a ers and on special occasions called the military direction of the soft American over been took property too has inspectionan island bases Thomas' seat from the time of his The in the Republicans Nov 11 (UP) — development with WASHINGTON ucontract nav negotiations from wno coal were destroyed and their tern- - for 50 years no umveo nauous appointment year ago until Idaho Rancher Dies proof curtain Newsmen OPA Plan A sugar Fulbrifht believes expert en Mum vum top lieutenants today as a show- ' nmaer three-weetheir lis could was ockhk Dworshak a elected rust- - cussions installationi navy completed are p0rary MACK AY Ida Nov 11 (UP) — it will be necessary to continue just neared todown hAWftifar 1ixarTV34 IHflt future Asked whether his statement mg to powder through 1947 but Funeral services will be held here sugar rationing The negotiations resumed under to the sugges1 From a mandate answer is stanapuuu an a was has however military halfa Kwajalein become a chance day there's Saipan rations thinks will tomorrow new government policy which at at two a m look Is to for Bryan Strike Brief much p house of the Pacific a sort as well as a necessary adjunct to tion by Sen William J Fulbright there's way next nothing increased E Taylor 50 Grouse be spring wartime controls over Cusof island Grand hotel now and Guam officers said Wrest- D Ark that he resign the presi- kcrapped ST LOUIS Mo Nov 11 (UP) ter county rancher andnative far Unless decides congress nearby otheralthough now collective bargaining 2 legislator in evidence luxurious: It is headquar- ed from Japan in 1944 and used dent declined to comment A brief strike of A F L Operat who died at his farm home in An- wise the government's authority for No plans are chain of forti- from But the soft coal mines wer ters for the The president said he could not seized elaborate any Elecsquadrons it was allotted government by 9 military March 31 ing Engineers at the Union telope valley Saturday Death was to ration sugar expires by the government last May wanted to tric company which caused virtual attributed to a heart ailment Tay- with termination of the second war fications in the future altnouJ" of the Marshall islands but that $400000000 in the original navy answer when a reporter Unless Krug can bring the private Paul Guam and nearby Saipan government is military in name plans for its western Pacific base know if OPA Administator powers act paralysis of industrial 'activities lor a Democrat who was mine operators into the talks the and has nothing to do with As a result united nations dis Porter would return to the federal here for several hours ended at to his fifth term in the Idaho George A Dice director of the become rather highly developeq only still will find itself government which defense nlannincr y oi irusieusmp yiuHwoia communications commission p m (CST) when the house of reoresentativps last Tues OPA sugar rationing division said bases cussions for settling the '(dispolicy setting In general the wholfe idea nf aw vrruetiri to center around Sai (Continued on Page Two-A- I company agreed to fire a) member day was born and lived in the he believed the program would be Saipan Is Important pute j five) (Column island H©f the union continued after March 31 same farm home his entire life The group visited Kwajalein fixed defenses is "as dead as the) pan more than any-othlabor-manageme- fe Communists Top nation's Defcii se French Election Aimed Ogden's Vets of Two Wars March in Victory Parade Bv Scant Margin ex-servi- Election Victory post-electio- nt VTZ ! pro-Ross- ':'b"un vuu at Peace Truman Asserts ce i all-vetera- w j - ns' rtrlcinrl Cleveland Plane non-partis- an AI Crash Kills Two Colorado Storm - Threatens Stock Ball Bill Would m Outlaw S ti ikes Bi-da- j Anti-Marxis- t- Co-pil- ot - anti-commun- ist -- be-hou- se d B - j -- i ex-nmcc- - this-eveni- ng - ''' hos-whe- rr well-charte- U S Plans No Chain of Bases in Pacific Fixed Defenses Said 'Dead as Dodo Bird' ef j j j a - -- j '- -- A rs i bare-legge- - '47 i K ! 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