Show 6 fair 3 mi taro' Km S m m vamttm m 1J tjcmo prtc °f?: HE of Th 113 00 owr OSf I le It n for HHBi n° Ml and WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 8J947 formation to the federal in Newark N J ind Wk Fay the boss of the Operating union of the American ncon of Labor had concealed and 1 cUster of $197000 in 1940 1941 On Dec 10 the grand jury - t the crop report ior Economics U S Bureau of Agricultural ti on4 Viav rrons were — All of Utah's awn vegetans t 'eo 577000 The total value of the value 1946 Ji a given qqq nnn t J:was alone crop hay barleyti — tne toiai fjiuuuv r All nf mir annles Dears jo Ann nd prkou mounted to $493W00 hat called PP53k to time The SUndrd-Exmme- r ttmtfcTto the impreive position that hay has turned m economy but we have complained So thafthicrop hain't received 1U proper recognton V UUh community celebrates n however that hay ha developed nnulLv It ' "TW STcSrtZ ten Z Jmj ton LbVfrom hTof8 deal-underwor- $1760 to 2180 and value av mmistration to cabinet status ij t h : w I 1L nr as w0aT"777r: Mmo"" — coOaBlfaMal hid Panken Jacob Mjudg He is as i faformation were properly ii 99mjmm IN responsiblej- barrirt erected applied U! Jfet by man himself T mJMl The false Dr Charles Kettering AJfeHftlSMold as those to whom he might be important psychologist say You can t destryAt purchasing power of the people gLintain a high national income- cut t national debt time mamm slash ff Lm§Hrm HansonHwne of balance the feJtral budget —Secretary Southj Sen-atorT- f 1 Washington Merry Robins Speaks jmij Jehses danfdendp0nwerfui Repeal of the slot machine law and strenuous efforts to politician who has been fighting regain control over law and order out of to Jgjf college for three years keep prison And he ais knownof to have the sympathy of circle cynical and powerful old gang politicians who say they feel he has been punished enough by his worries and the expense of his previous trial in New York and the appeals In New York county Fay was convicted in the state court of extortion and conspiracy through a shakedown of contractors who built the Delaware aqueduct This "was a $300000000 job financed largely by federal money Notwithstanding this fact and the obvious interest of the federal government in such extortions adding to the tax payers' cost successive attorneys I fSTn ar up-sta- te Soif denial Good — But -- The practice of is supposed to promote the of firm character We as a nation are condevelopment fronted with w opportunity along this line but we probably shall not open the door in response to the knock The president and congress are agreed that the national budget shall mvadjusted even beyond the point where our expenses match OUT income We are going to spend less than we receive as a nation The money we have left over when all bills are paid 1m devoted m the national debt This is what Truman recommends Or it can be used as a basis President for a tax reduction program Or part of it can go into the payment of debts and part to provide for tax reduction It seems safe to predict that the Republican congress will pass legislation which will reduce the amounts de- ducted Lfrom our paychecks before we receive them Thus e we shall have a little more pay with which to meet high prices Several voices will be raised in congress against tax —1— — t uiio miac tii i uiw - icw ui lousiness i ney win offer strong argument in favor of debt reduction instead of reduction insisting that it this time will add ud to the most food for the ffreatest number fnr th " long pull The great majority of us however will listen more sympathetically to those who contend that a tax cut right now is what the economic doctor orders Sure the debt must be reduced but let it wait while we enjoy a little tax relief That's our attitude and members of congress fresh av wic jiiuw ii self-deni- al hod-carrie- ia-tadBci- ng take-hem- i cuuv-iw- self-deni- al ——— j j ""ruy bamer NO BETTER ASPIRIN FOR RELIEF OF PAIN :Lmmt5KK 'SS why pay more? lea-a- sc uvxjoww ca face-savin- rs' ef-fa- ct HgrmiH Ontr 10 es cross-purpos- a dent of the Hod Carriers' and Common Laborers' union which like Fay's operating engineers has been notoriously infested with thieving Recently the national gangsters union anoffice of the a "pubhired it had nounced that to deconlic relations counsel taminate its reputation That however is merely a venture into propaganda The only reforms that have been wrought were accomplished by initiative newspaper reporting and Mr Hogan and m staff After losing all his appeals In New York Fay appealed again to the supreme court of the United States on the ground that the blue ribbon Jury which convicted him-waA favorillegally selected able decision would have the of a priaonjjiaak lBr'sornr of the most ruthless criminals in captivity convicted by blue ribbon i Juries The parallel between the situa ? 2S °Qf iu?£° Mtane of Justice Hugo Black of the supreme court in his spectacular fight with Justice Rob ert Jackson last summer is not Complete but there are points of Jackson ac- cused Justice justice Black of nuMtinnable etyc? in faiIing to disqualify him-ta- x was rVrenU" Uw of Justice Black Though no such interest is i known to exist fighting words at younger Senator newspapers such as the Chicago nnnetwhYnhCS laSckoanfR Tribune New York News and New announcement York Times have cornered many him with the flat that the Republicans had called off Df the pulp mills of the United the senate small business probe of slQ ann fanada This has left tba newspaper and newsprint mo scores of smaller papers out in the - v : nopoiy "A" month earlier when Wherry cold tr't' 1000 of these thereby Approximately delayed the investigation Negetting in wrong with certain had written to Senbraska newspaper constitutents - smaller papers senMurray had come to his Republi- ator Murray urging that the can colleagues rescue lugeiue! ate small business committee probe they issued a joint statement that the news monopoiy On the oth- tne news prooe woum ueimi:iy- er hand the big newspapers mag be held January 7 This comproazines and trade journals were dead mise statement was made early in opposed One of their lobbyists December when the Democrats William L Daley of the National still controlled the senate and when Editorial association actually a on the Murray could have proceeded for front big trade lobbying his own However he relied on journals was busy as a bird dog Wherry's word that the hearings to kill the investigation would be held in January — even trying Another probe opponent was though the Republicans then would Senator Taft whose family owns be in control Cincinnati Times-StLast week however after whis- the prosperous enthusiastic powho and gets O P pered confereaces with G Wherhis close friend from litical backing White Kingmakers Taft and of Time Luce publisher Henry ry abruptly strode across the am Life and Fortune ate floor to inform Murray You will not begin hearings on Post Office Subsidies The whole Another thing which worried the Tuesday morning big boys were certain facts which thing is off" P exploded the the small business committee You tall Montana senator planned to expose regarding post However he was helpless With office subsidies to big magazines the Republicans in the majority The committee was planning to Time Life there was nothing he could do show for instance that an annual received 40 Fortune scheduled and about Accordingly witnesses some en route from eh subsidy from the U S post office rious parts of the country were department of $3500000 a year get called off Among them was Sec- while most daily newspapers suboffice of a who post of Interior the pittance only Krug retary mailing sidy from second-clas- s planned to propose that Alaskan forests be open for American news- privileges Another thing that worried the print — if congress gave him the senate comproper authority and cooperation big moguls was the the post ofthat mittee's discovery Readers Vs Newsprint never made had fice department reof statements Working at of the analysis any garding this investigation were and ownership magazine newspaper two sets of circumstances and lob- filed with it quarterly in order to there that One fact was the byists second class rates The small now are 1000000000 people in the enjoy committee was business world who can read And the great- into these files in order todigging ascerest the number of people who can tain how many magazines and paread the greater the demand for pers were owned by the copper Rusnewspapers and newsprint cent (as in Montana) how of companies the sia once with only 25 per railroads and other many by its people literate now is 75 per big interests cent literate Education also has This embarrassing curiosity apEuincreased in Latin-Ameriparently was too alarming for Senrope Asia and the United Statesis ators Wherry Taft and White so Thus the problem of newsprint so Wherry's previous pledge to Senserious and will become more ator Murray was thrown overmagaSimultaneously the big board zines especially Time Life ForNote 1: If the Republicans later g go ahead with a probe be will it after Meaney oftly ousting the eetween Fay and Judge their political kinship and com- inquisitive investigators who dug mon loyalty to Fay's patron Mayor up so much embarrassing dirt for Chairman Murray Hague are plain Note 2: It was the monopoly of ITS Treasury Caae news channels which molded the case This of course is a treasury opinion which allowed Hitpublic and the treasury is a governmentof ler to become supreme in Gerdepartment but the department many justice does not always satisfy the Bilbo's Friends in Radio treasury that it proceeds honestly With treasury cases against import- I" Although the senate refused to seat Senator Bilbo of Mississippi ant members of the Democratic defederal communications comthe the When national machine inmission last month awarded a new dismissed partment of justice income tax radio station to friends of the sendictments charging ator several surviving frauds against The new station was given to the Long mamembers of the old Huey who had Rebel men broadcasting company of chine treasury Jackson Miss Its officers are: Alworked up the criminal case pri- len Lacey who makes Bilbo's ofexpressed vately but emphatically a constant place of call while fice suspicions of a political compro- in and Charles RusWashington mise Two senators who as members sell a leader of the Mississippi of the judiciary committee debat- delegation which nearly walked the bench out of the 1944 Democratic coned Meaney's fitness for vention in Chicago because FrankWheeler of Montana now defeated Oklaof lin D Roosevelt won the presidenMoore and and retired homa have pondered the possi- tial nomination The company's prob-lalawyer is Forrest Jackson who bilities in the But they believe nothing can be done to take the case away from Meaney unless Attorney General Tom Clark takes thetoinitiative another Clark could assign it a could and assign O M E special judge prosecutor to relieve Mr Rossbach of- any question (Copyright 1947 by King Features Syndicate Inc) ar Governor RobiaW catted attention to a situation wim which Utah is familiar the lack of jurisdiction by the legislature over certain funds including those handled by the highway — 1 tt r department He was on familiar ground again when ne aeciarea inai real and personal property can't continue to bear greater flHen KnrHpnc This condition must be more acute in Idaho than by District Attorney Frank ft Hogan who encountered political in Utah Idaho doesn't have sales tax revenues influence immediately and maneu vers to bring the case before a election the that Idaho TOa primary governor suggests favorable judge In the end Govbe returned to the original date in August from June which ernor Tom Dewey settled that by the state attorney general reminds that Utah also should return to its pre-wprimary causing to assign a judge from date Convicted After Trial when a Robins as well as A physician Fay and James Bove were congovernor speaks victed after a trial in which Hogan calll Jdtf higher standards for Idaho's mental hospitals had to contend with the reticence contractors who may have been a$ H no easy task for an incoming governor to write a of afraid of union trouble on future message An "outsider" lacks many "inside" facts but Dr jobs or may merely have reckoned the extortion cost them noth-laRobins has outlined a broad general program in which it is that inasmuch as the expense of nlain that he is for economy but not to the peril of institu Fay's graft and Bove's was passed 1°nR to the c°mn tions schools and roads ' that he is sympathetic toward the group the contractors SSPJJ! aims of the civic forces calling for improved law enforcement tinguish themselves as courageous and conscientious citizens Nor and that he has a warm interest in the conservation of the are up and they Bove has givenserve his to to off gone resources forest lands its prison state's particularly New York term but he is still under indictment in the federal The meal Mimtt le living possible under existing court in New York on a charge taxes of conditions in Germany WallM mi considered a hardship at Of failure to pay income on his share of the ex$194000 home— Senator Morse of Oregon torted monev He was a vice presiI Post4-represente- -- f four-yea- -- Go -- Round By Bjraw Jrearson WASHINGTON — Seventy one- time the Saturday Evening Senator Jim Murray of the bi trade journals such as Montana Democrat let loose some jron Age and some of the big -- recommendation! of the Peabody school survey report including payment of higher salaries the number of achool disto teachers and a aeductiott tricts UnlVeralty ol Idaho at Moscow should be strengthened r even though the branch at Pocatello becomes a oy pr"" ut at mmaf aft self-empl- ' Adoption icn iww 5tMr Rossbach the district attorof the Hague ney also is a memberwill be up to It political group case against ay him to present the precauto any take course of and tions that he believes necessary and to wise to prevent tampering andwho box jurors exclude from the have relations with Fay or might Jntnmissionersjtf Agricultural be sensitive to temptation or pres1 I w laMBlntfrS sure The poseible ramifications of influence are infinite A juror Hi longer is necessity the mother ofm Invention All that be in debt to a bank conmeA m namaaaiy in iaanftaa an atiitra thing enough — might trolled by the machine He might have a relative in the employ of the scientists pool their knowledge and bring it forth Fay or the machine He might be gau- -i n Iff"1 1llrjrllMh a contractor or closely related to a contractor who could be ruined by union trouble from Fay that a Such are possibilities is supposed to explore prosecutor GdkZ C JW11 r Idaho the retired railroad phy carefully in selecting a jury sician who has just become his state's chief executive has prosecutor Defendant In this case the judge the prose made his first address to the legislature The Republican cutor and the defendant all are oovernor succests to the Republican legislature: members of a notorious political - :i low-inco- J hEZlr Glwton mak- - fOUght-ove- r Wagner - Murray - Dinhill ing the administrator at the head — now Watson B Miller— a secre- - Thi administration nrvratir tary of health etc measure was attacked as providing Senators Robert A Taft of Ohio "socialized medicine" It would and J William Fulbright of Arkan- - have paid the doctors' bills largely sas conaooratea on a dui to pass by payroll deductions me Amer this miracle in the last congress ican Medical association opposed it ' It was also recommended in one It is now considered dead since of the president's reorganization publican control of congress AMA supported the Taft biU as plans but that didn't get anywhere either Lumped in the new de- the lesser of two evils It would partment would have been the appropriate from the treasury $200 present FSA Units—social security million a year for five yeara board children's bureau public Grants-in-ai- d would be paid to the health service office of education states setting up approved office of vocational rehabilitation plans to pay the doctor and noaug food and drug administration add pital bills of familiermj a few separate institutions in the not able to afford proper medicaim District of Columbia care Dental aid for school chll- families ana If anything develops on this idea dren and in the new congress it will have medical research programs woulaT 1 to be taken up with G C P also be provided As chairman of the sen- Still More Issues ate 'committee on education and Other social welfare measures labor Robert will have to clear to be brought up in the everything coming under the head expected a school new congress includea cancer of general welfare— and a lot of reand health program other things too search program Greater aid for Taft Program Ready rrnai inna l oHueation especially for will As a matter of fact Taft's pro the physically handicapped be proposea gram in this field was pretty well probably outlined in the last congress when Reinstatement oi two actlv the Democrats were supposed to be government wartime welfare to at-bills in be Rewill ities Now sought the that running things local governmente state and to sist are boss all Taft has publicans do is put his ideas across It may in community recreation programs not be as easy as it sounds First and to aid in the fight against sothing you know you may be hear- cial diseases Extension of social security cov-to ing people call Taft a radical — — perennial sureconadwell a liberal anyway for his erage is a hardy in the new vanced views on social legislation burst into bud not reach full it may naa Taft's program includes gress though the tional health act a bill to aid edu- bloom Bringing undar cation broadened social security farm and domestic workers insurances survivors old-age and coverage a housing bill and varipro- ous labor measures Housing will systems is one recommendedbenefit Increasing be handled by the senate banking posal Adding perand currency committee of which payments is anotherinsurance promanent disability Taft will no longer be a member a third is workers all ft tection for But it will be his bill — the Insursibly For 1947 social security or W E T 1 per cent at frozen are Ellen-der ance rates without Wagner and deduction on the first support Labor legislation will payrollannual income plus another get priority handling in Taft's com- $3000 1 cent by the employer paid social issues but per other mittee tfte are again frozen rates Bilbo last month the should come up in rapid order for Unless session the In comingautomat-icallcongress If committee fast action by fore the Kilgore y advance will rates these Taft's emcent from Strategy on Bilbo 2Vi to per bill would provide grants of money It was Senator Vandenberg ot to states not able to pay their own ployer and employe for the year Michigan with backstage support way so that the average expendi- - 1948 from Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon who forced the closed-doo- r G O P steering committee to take a definite stand for the immediate While they're in training barring of Senator Bilbo Any day now according to those4or 1 Senator Bob Taft of Ohio had overworked "reliable sources tne they can expect to get the form administration will get each January May and Septemproposed that the fight on Bilbo be veterans to around sending a special new ber Next come vets with deferred until after the president's form to all veterans training on the message on the state of the union job or going to school under the ending in 2 or 3 They'll be had Morse move a such GI bill form and will have Fearing getting the ronort This form will do one thing — each February th mari talked things over before-han- d VA to figure out how June and October You can figure the enable as with as well with Vandenberg many veterans are enuuea 10 me out tne rest Senators Knowland of California full $65 or $90 a month subsistence Sounds compllcatea All allowance and how much each vet- doesn't it? slightly and Hickenlooper of Iowa Sure does to me And to eran will get who isn't entitled the thing is there's plenty of agreed that the best Bilbo strat- the amount full around that congress scuttlebutt in to senate stay egy was for the When will repeal that law— 679— sooner The form is VA continuous session you get it don't delay don't hes- or later I'm not a guesstimater Senator Chapman Revercomb of itate don't throw it away If you but it's safe to say there is a send it back possibility of its happening If West Virginia however was ready don't fill it in and allowoffice to your to bo sure regional your there's is wantit to follow Taft's proposal He ance will disappear as fast as some repealed one who'll say "Gosh all hemed to hear the president's message spring's last snowflake now colthat law Is out the winlock he said and he thought his Public Law 679 is the reason for dow and look at all the work It too did j leagues the forms That law as most every put us to!" 2 "I find myself in complete disknows limits the total On the VA It blame don't But senator from the with e veteran-traineagreement can income VA has to administer the law West Virginia" countered Vanden- get from any his subsistence allowance The but congress put the law on the passdiplomatically berg thereby and his earnings to $175 or $200 statute books also was he that fact over the ing course there's nothing in the When you get your form with Of P S: in complete disagreement from a veteran to prohibit out and send it back to the it fill "I think we Republicans law Taft making as much as he can wages VA—quick! have got to carry this fight alone more are But his wages (From AP Newsfeatures) through now and the way to ses-do than $110 a month he won't get continuous in it is by staying the full allowance sion" The way the VA can find Morse could not resist the temp- out howonly much each trainee is makRevtation also to take issue with is to sehd out the forms and ing ercomb get them back with the dope down No Message From Truman in black and white The law Was passed last August Held "I don't want to hear any message from the president before At the end of that month the VA this senate is organized" he said enclosed a blue slip of paper with SALT LAKE CITY Jan 8 (AP) "I remember that the last time each subsistence allowance check Brig Gen J Wallace West ssid the president addressed a joint ses- The same thing was done in Sep- today the proposal to give some sion he asked us to do something tember and October Veterans get- units of the Utah national guard unconstitutional and it was rushed ting the blue slips were asked to special winter appeared to training a record their earnings and send the through the house and we had be impractical lot of trouble holding it up here slips back to the VA He said he had communicated his veterans do 150000 raildidn't Yet to draft proposal (Truman's to Sixth army headquarthe it They threw away the little slips opinion way strikers) For all I know unters which had asked West's VA cut the and didn't of paper president may ask something on the plan recommendations constitutional again and I for one in on the scoop— West explained that he was opallowances result their in are The powe that" want to know until posed to the proposal because the sition to organize to block any stopped and stayedVAstopped Utah national guard as set up what their the we notified which tor they does not include infantry troops precipitate action those were three during earnings will be sorry later Thus to take advantage of the and word months Finally Taft yielded winter training program it would vacaon were Reif course Of you was passed around that the be necessary to form special Utah or if hadn't in to tion it sit you August were prepared them the infantry publicans you never got groups giving out indefinitely This decision was yet entered training But needed experience when you a major factor in the Democratic one of those slips Utah's national guard is comfb school or your went back his from Bilbo to keep compromise posed entirely of artillery and enanout filled program you seat for two months units gineer other form You had to (Copyright 1947 by the Bell which form no matter But you Syndicate Inc) got tangled up with then you'll from now Asks Coal Inquiry get this new form vet on every training Practically WASHINGTON Jan 8 (UP)— Union Pacific Chiefs under the GI bill will get it On this form you'll have to re- Rep Francis Case R S D today the house and senate labor cord exactly what you've earned urged To Visit Sun Valley committees to make a joint Invesfour months and what the (API-Ge- orge B previous of the coal industry Ho SUN VALLEY Jan to earn during the fol- tigation a resolution which introduced F Ashby president of Un- you expect a lowing four months The VA will would order such an ion Pacific railroad towill lead investigation four to every arrive here send the ifform re inyou with "special attention to safety party of rail officials a months you and comfort Thursday for a brief holiday be Ro- situation every semester if you're housing wages will Ashby Accompanying of the in school or college land Harriman chairman A scheme has been worked out J- Sites vice A board of directors: the VA so that not all trainees by the of president in charge Schmidt Ash-by- will be briefed on their earnings SMALL LOANS agency EC Here's the way assistant public re- at the sameastime I get the picture: lations: Joseph Mann an executive it'll workto the form (and It diFirst get Priest assistant and Joel be should now) will be at Salt any day ralations rector of public ends in 0 those whose On Your Own ' SignaLake City low-inco- m an adequate We have scientific knowledge to provide m nd0 ld mnfirmotinn were such as to nBWa his the lmost attentive scrutiny of t nt Ho Fav trial if hC should fail to disqualify himself im roHamiv Mpanpv could not honthe in pair public confidence the court if esty of the trial and ho chniild rlpcide to let the Fay on tn snmp other iudee pref rfhiv m man from some other "T -i ) -v- from $35 24 In 1945 to $4243 wTen the additional water that William R Wallace and ta o land our other are triving to flow over a hay — - —whjch — ior go are unities thirsty comm many value of our Utah i rrHnrtinn and lL r-ing season me annum cause ey iu hav crop will rise so rapidly as to - 1 - n rnii1H ho mnflf mod —mm: a m t ka (vnnrl Kf-the nld UWniln Aether throbjeVtlons tor Mcaney:r s M By Peter Kdson fture for American education would hot be less than $40 per pupil per NEA Washington Correspondent year- - In °me states the expenoi- UN WASHINGTON Jan 8 EA)— tures are as in U low as $9 a year One of the stray projects lost in New Yovk it is $80 States speni the labyrinths of congress for some ing more than th determined base years has been a proposal to create amount would receive no aid but mc picsmems uinuM nov fhir nwn ' a new uixitc v cabinet It would be known as the introiact Taft's national health department Of health education duced jointly with Senators Smith and surity-- or something simpl Qf Ball of Minne " "r " ail thic rati i iv a -"mm in re r 4ia- - sota In the last con was nresented ing tne present zeaerai security ad- as lhRtitute for the much- - f dieted Fay charging tnat evaded Uxea Of 137548 Press On Dec 18 the Associated tne that Newark reported from Thomas case was assigned to Judge H Koss F Meaney and that Edgar at bach the United States district tMl "fl torney had announced trtal was set to begin about Jan Rough Brutal Hoodlum hoodFay though a rough brutal one also is lum and a drunkard re and of the moat audacious in racketeers sourceful political "u aX's the new if a henchman of Frank Hafo the Jersey boss and an intimate social and political companion oi most of the influential judges public prosecutors and other officials of the Hague machine in New" in and Jersey City He has lived mema is Newark for years and ber of the biggest social club oiis Hague politicians His influence so strong that the average harmless citizen drawn for jury duty ruinous remight be put in fear of another In or one kind of prisals cluding physical violence to Vm Judge Meaney named th irini is an old Intimate friend nntifirut nrntrcp of FaV I friend Hague He owes his appointment to Hague an appointment which aroused strong objec sen tions in the United States ZZl is orovrided in X 1 j figgS of Crop "evidence asHay to the importance of the hay crop hin -— infi nranaP ttV Secretary of Health Favored AsNetc Member in Cabinet :Mf: Mm lasted abou inquiry which three years special to prese in bUcatloo ol treasury were ab Vmnd Jiurv p o r owu— -- —— ' Tl By Wertbrook NEW YORK Jan : AJuKc:wi Enough Gosh He Almost Overlooked These t s Fay-Mean- FOR - SALE? 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