Show The Weather ur louaj aliaxir Atlanta Bismarck mm 50-5- 25-3- 233 He Asserts Gromyko Asks United Nations to Begin Disarming Without Awaiting Safeguards j MOSCOW April 7 (AP)— Britain's Ernest Bevin told the foreign ministers council tonight "we have been here for four weeks and have accomplished absolutely nothing" Bevin's utterance came after three hours and 15 minutes of a fruitless meeting dealing with a provisional government for Germany The big British foreign secretary MONDAY EVENING Boise Butte Chicago Denver Grand JuneLas Vegas Okla APRIL 7 nor any agreecounministers' ment in the foreign cil itself" An! official British spokesman commenting on the day's session said that "without any degree of exaggeration I can say that abso lutely nothing was accomplished" The four powers agreed in the committee working on the Austrian peace treaty today that Austria must restore to Jewish and other owners property taken from them in the German control period: for racial and religious reasons It also was agreed that in cases where restoration was impossible In State's Annals By the Associated Press Floods which forced thousands of a persons from their homes into throw-bac- k of wintry weather over either were the Easter week-en- d or cresting today but with receding continued "quite cool" temperatures forecast for most of the stricken areas The Chicago federal weather bureau said no additional rainfall was in prospect for any of the flooded areas but that nothing more than could be ex"warming tendencies" 24 hours next the pected during In Michigan hit by its worst flood in history Flint and Lansing were in a state of emergency as crews built up dams against and railroad the flood crests expected today in Three deaths were reported the wake of gales which leveled in many telephone communications sections of the state Flint Plant Closed Three feet of water in the General Motors plant at Flint forced a shut down of operations and the of 12000 worktemporary lay-oers The state's flood and wind dam age was estimated at millions of dollars At Meadville Pa more than 150 families were evacuated from their homes and factories shut down as French creek began overflowing the business district in the worst flood on record there In nearby Warren large sections of the business district were inundated and 100 families fled their homes Most stricken areas of western and southern New York were re- sand-baggi- ng ys ff compensation would be paid Junk Arms Says Gromyko AP Service Utah Is Exception Short Coal Rations Hurt Steel Industry Onlookers Say Pickets Are 'Fair Anyway WASHINGTON April 7 (UP) — A "safety strike" in the nation's soft coal fields today dealt another blow at - 51 51 27 71 57 78 70 Yellowstone City S 47 S3 37 46 23 62 59 45 — 39 FINAL EDITION that number to swell to 340000 Tele- - In New York the American nhone and Telegrapn company parent firm of the Bell system said that long distance services had been cut to 20 per cent of normal President Truman was reported to be watching the situation close ac ly but he withheld any seizure tion over the industry NFTW strike headquarters here Washington labor 1 (AP) April at The department --reported some progy p m tooay long ress" in negotiations on thecross distance lines part of the country telephone Mttkestatement deoartment's was the first hopeful sign since the walkout began at six a m long in each time zone cuttingcem distance service to 20 per normal i'lp The government appeared to be concentrating for an agreement among long distance workers and American Telephone and that ajg Telegraph Co in hope settlement terms could become the basis for settlements through-oBell system the strike-boun- d announced that its survey showed these number of workers off tneir two-fift- But from district aiter aismti came reports of Aidle Tminers JillIn Ohio where iouuu ot uewis 000 soft coal union members are the nits were empty omrrffwp Thomas Price secretary of Ohio's ni strict 6 said that he didn't be lieve "any of our miners are going har-to work until tneir mines r re-insp- ect an ut - :" JWf'1 iobs- - " l j Railroad Wrecks Hurt Several in Wyoming Indiana Strike Bulletin v A (AP)— Telephone 7 - : J April 48-ho- ur been inspected and have ed " That was about the situation throughout the soft coal districts with sharply west Virginia auu Pennsylvania views Gromyko said it would be of areas In Illinois mem Deri other harmful to wait for the three guar- of the rival Progressive mme antees which the western countries Workers' union were continuing to say must be provided by the U N work but the U M W miners were before arms scrapping is possible ' IThese are: (1) world atomic en outTwo mines here u M w mem ergy control machinery (2) forma bers were working were two Union tion oi xne u jn s worm peace company mines m force and (3) development of Pacific Coal Those were the Wyoming strict controls and safeguards to two in the nation canea saieonly uy assure honest world disarmament Lewis Anglo-Americ- Reno Rock Spring" 31 32 56 salt Lake 57 last-minu- te back-to-wo- rk I" 30 Pocatello Portland Or 40 31 Provo workers restruck throughout the nation today after union leaders postgovernment plea for a jected a j ponement of the walkout mm The National Federation of Telephone Workers hours after the strike nounced at two p m EST-e- ight showed 294000 began in the east— that incomplete reports rworkers were off the job union oinciais s WASHINGTON ReDorts from mining areas indi cated that members of the Uniteds Mine Workers (A F L) were stay-inawav from work almost solidly Lewis had not issued any formal new strike order but had demand- ed that the government keep the mines closed until they were in spected and found safe by federal examiners One of the largest movements to run counter to the national trend was in Utah where 3500 U M W miners went back to their tasks in all mines but four that envernment authorities had labelled as "unsafe" Memorial' Period Ends The formal "memorial" shutdown ended at midnight It wasthe-called 111 as a mourning period for m miners killed in the Centrana m 50 41 49 PltMnil 48-Ho- ur Lewis ovnlncinn 26 45 81 43 55 49 53 40 50 29 49 i Union Leaders Reject Government j Delay Slim Appeal for Chance of Federal Seizure Seen - - LAKE SUCCESS N Y April 7 (UP) — Soviet Russia challenged the world today to start junking arms and armies without waiting for the controls and safeguards demanded by tiie United States and Britain Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told the United Nations conventional armaments commis sion that disarmament must begin quickly to wipe out "the mutual suspicion and lack of confidence that exists between countries In a major speech which clashed 24 30 24 33 34 39 14 PAGES Service NBA 1947 one-wee- of any importance 65 79 MinMax uirar---- Antonio San Fran 68 St Louis Los Angeles 36 Seattle Minneapolis 76 Sheridan New Orleans 55 80 Washington New York the steel industry already under short rations from a said:j "I have read all the reports and k "memorial" work there has not been a single item of called by John L agreement in the committee reports stoppage Michigan Is Hit By Worst Flood 40 seven Strike one Begins Teleph As Bar gaining Talks Fail Beyin Complains AwayFromPits Session Stalled On Lewis' Edict fiere Four Weeks and Accomplished Nothing' UTAH OGDEN CITY The United Press The Associated Press Miners Staying right-of-wa- 34-ho- nni a i'hlniiproue Partly cloudy southeast afternoon with a few this portion scattered light showers otherwise variable high cloudiness this afternoon tonight tnd Tuesday slightly warmer afternoon temperatures 8 and low Tuesday high today 5 and near 42 in morning Utah's Dixie Year — No m O UTAH: Seventy-sevent- h Temperatures period ending at For GRANGER Wyo AprU 7 (UP)al Eleven persons injured in a wreck of the eastbound Union Pacific streamliner "City of Port land' here yesterday were en route to their destination xoaay after receiving first aid treatment Two pullmans a coach and a a dining car were derailed when freieht train ran through a block signal and rammed the streamliner it movea siowiy inruugw wi yards Doctors treated eleven persons the for minor injuries All of conto passengers were permitted tinue their trip after- - four new cars were added to the train e The wreck occurred at p m (MST) Sunday pJBf-ti- two-fiv- Gotham Limited Spills COLUMBIA 2£T¥ Ind April 7 f (UP) — Fifteen persons were - rJ ' r1— T 120000 in eastern states BHuuu urea " in central states 58000 m tne wn " rc — south and 28000 in the west a swuai claims NFTW memDersnip The A ' telephone employe carryln them of 287000 It said support oi un- m ew xotk — me on Government Spot affiliated unions was "iair pui jumped mhere district tial information our spotty with Whether the next move in the The injured were taken to Fort from the govcomplete dispute would come Jg mileg tQ tfae Wayne ernment or the union was uncer Statement Union no deaths were There east were Government of tea tain said the trahy officials added: Railroad statement NFTW The in a ticklish position They couldn t to not down section pass a slowed sizeable had "The only order the miners into pits wmcn end of the west New six on the the are mg freight eon seriously the and union the government flood nut with In13 cars of Honcfpr rf first in the fcV " JJUl city and that England states Workers sider unsafe But there was no the track in crests having passed yesterday held are train by tne jumped i5car and diana Virginia of Jhe WASHINGTON April 7 (UP) question that a m when Meanwhile the thousands driven The thirty-fou- r at twelve state regulations legal supreme court ruled today m$K lSeidiSdqusS Already was from their homes in the Chicago that the uun ut- the engine strucK some "Craftsmen and tecnnicai Pfeket lines appeared in front of the Mountain States government may prose All area Saturday by a torrential night- cute switch crossover respectmg nr n in ors the tinn coooerating by Co building 431 Twenty-sixtprice control violators even suffering from the memorial15walkare -Teleeraoh -operators long downpour went back to the HrJBSses lines remained Chicago upright l started after price con out That cut operations per members walked STRASBOURG France April 7 picket nu uiemueiD job of cleaning up nw Those of tne zo passengers scabbing on trol expired temporarily last sum cent U S Steel was expected to ctropr ar si a in luuctv as j- last aid do to first Gaulle De year received Charles threatened General shaken (AP)— were up mer they order a 50 per cent slash in opera off the iob concalled on the French people today and for whicn tney were cafcucu treatment at the city nan ana Without issuing a written opin tions because of the saiety sr to bus NFTW front their by tinued be will journey ion the high court reversed a de- down Soon such action nnucnoviu out 100 Der cent" James t nrMniz themselves into what are m- "Wp are to coast were west "Our where figures of the Fort wayne they cision by a Philadelphia district felt in other segments of the na of Telephone would amoUnt to a political party complete at noon because Federation States Mountain trains 502 local eastbound of dent catch Qther court dismissing two suits chare tion's industry men Western Electric em-- supporting him and his aideas He- time element" Pennsylvania maintenance "All The reports from the coal fields irl in a statement ing rent ceiling violations Both m " more than walkout Degan The aicxaiorbe would wouia said tnis were it a was estimated suits prevent little doubt that started last Aug 29 showed there Qrifi we ties and spread progressivelyi 17 nours hdtnrt traffic could be for alleged violations occurring in most miners were backing up oloves in Ogden have gone on strike m cooperation ghip anarchy or overthrow of "the More across the country as c ock y "w-of w and 1945 suddent resumed on the in the Lewis upsurge commercial the aepanmeut that are the off six a m ueaanne m hoping f track was torn 0Q f provisional The lower court had ruled that his running fight with the governzone Nineteen-year-ol- d Sheldon J the government lost its authority ment Will go uut iw hv president's frankest bid for return time -- 0 the train — Tf- after it left the organized mu first nf Its Kinn ill of first the came a accused ana new degree to bring to political power uay reiiuu win Barney member when union "No prosecutions murder of Dee N Lane today was the price control act died on June With Lewis' Blessing he had declared that should American history— Was TOiniiicw to work until instructions are re- after s now tvrannv mpnarp the world when west coast workers left their visited in his cell by his parents 30 It held that the retroactive ceived from national nedaqutvA United States and France will jobs to back up demanas 101 oth- ROCK SPRINGS Wyo April 7 and attorney R R Hackett phases of the new OPA passed — in United ters a-- week pay increases and nine The group was in conference for month later did not revive Washinj of stand together in opposing it" the (UP) i lines 7 unlof rumors to have amid r contract demanas on uic a (AP) were will of 60000 "We WASHINGTON April picKet De Gaulle told crowd of the several hours to Mine Workers returning power government iwenooked-for massed in front of the city hall that flung Bell Telephone system developments in a case prosecute former violations! work in the Rock Springs coal disstrike in front of the mam oince the Here's telephone women our sur of a series a of the has The supreme court summarily trict today with which day he beiieve(j the new constitution Some Quit Early blessing provided four hours the brief: was lines a blackened during the since corpse Lewis L the district sh0uld be revised to provide for court John compose decision will rejected prises nloves halted work Strikers — The National FederIn other ruling the supreme court: discovered in a a strong executive work in the only two mines in snitts oi wku working They day — iiii'ivrri ui ins" in advance oiwei 5 Barred state labor relations boards in the nation declared safe by ation of Telephone Workers and ana two men iiTi — motel cabin February 28 1946 minutes few AprU 7 (UP) on NEW YORK Enemies Not Rivals— d is sched — ciut Co Coal in Pacific The from and many Union 14 I eral signal youth ordering of Lewis the the night years ago recognition Beer legalized 39 of its 49 affiliated unions 154 lwen- evell one point in his address De lines were promptly thrown around uled to go on trial tomorrow at ten unions in plants that are subject pits at Stansbury and Reliance warehouse "At the surprised Bell called the strike against the Properties of its a m but it appeared there would to regulation by the national labor Wvo extent line wm i Gaulle company declared: in the the street exoerts picKet telephone ua be little space in the small Second relations board and ruled that i ejection of tne post— the United States Brew The U M W chief's green light system The NFTW claims LUUOlill' — r rviiir iLti- nn nilj tLLtjMri t'I rr xTurnw icu Despite hijlii tne maKe to T district courtroom for the crowds of persons who brought foreign farm to keep the two mines open moved 287000 members with an addione has thoueh rivals the said today plea will hf impossible foundation matically ponement disof beer spectators which have followed the workers into this country during Union Pacific officials to assert tional 50000 in to Brigham City Kays- - right to hope they will not become kept up its efforts to end the the eiuh calls anv an- the war are not immune from that their other pits were of "equal case that ' 1933 predicted """" Pueoi experts in nvnivinc ville and auj s Most of the seats will be occu prosecution for violation of the standards and equal safety and unions affected reacn DeA ranee ne wouia oi r negouauug "f" saia is piacea the service nual consumption romirinP Bell tne of at 80 around laws M distance J k classified" nt immigration prospective jurors should be so pied by Issues — Strikers demand wage erator except emeigcii-- J vm iwccu uicse twu -- ian puwers auua m 000000 barrels and broke up here at ten meetleast during the first few hours a year in excise taxes me system rJii nnt inTpnere wim xiianiueiiance ujl our mueueiitir $200000000 The of $12 increases weekly of- - Hpnfp hours' continuous a From this number the trial jury fvr 11c tho — hiirnincr — : — hprnmos annual consumption had j tolonhnnp ° after 23 ZIT t— DQDue - entering hwt William Gargolis U S Actually But will be empaneled government says average weekto 80000000 barrels 1946 ing by tranort usual uuaii"w "ujHe declared that one solution was said the group only re risen The defendant has allegedly ad had swelled revenues now $4319 Union also is federal and pay ly some a half hour to get for mitted he stabbed Lane to death cessed Asks to Cooperation for in France Todd lead the take to $653949192 asks union shop narrower pay and then atempted to burn his and orange juc t Mar a statement from K P Todd setting up a bloc of western Euro coffee e differentials between cities for Lane insisted has that but "We're body keeping right at u m plug"Were manager district $5— a u — had made improper advances to told reporter adsame Tui the industrv have topped golis type jbb faster at UUt uctu nas ui aut It cuuiunuiu TPCret "W that a after him bout wards nnoooo according to tne ioundrinking w uhuks ging hard' overt tne Leit ui - —- nnn By Lyle C Wilson congress of false economy m vancement to top pay rates (five said statR and lo- lines agiecui lican A long Jninn a SeiUeof closer WASHINGTON April 7 (UP)- instead D3S1S for -- SAO — the of dollars eight) C"" years to millions - around $178 lop seeking "6" nrnirfpd r etom Yn — The cai isacs nave of supervisors' duties President Truman's campaign for a and definition xne eumc tor ment from employes concen- 000000 each year be to k Means full Whitea House term of his own the thousands ofofgovernment vacations after seemed UUiw"J agenbold start today on a is off to operations service and $100 minimum mal telephone service can be re- tion does not have to guide it a government trating on the long lines phase for retired platform of debt reduction protec- cies He said his $37500000000 monthly pension (Continued on Page Two) the Hike Asked (Continued on Page Two) tion of oppressed peoples ahroaH budget for the next fiscal year workers nwntimp we askavoid-Seven) Freight (Column Of i (Column Six) m no immediate tax cut at home could not safelv be cut He prom Spuds and of the public Negotiations —The union procooperation r hut emergency He is sharpening his veto pencil for ised further that this fiscal year posed long disof arbitration on all issues By Railway Attorney calls all as BOISE April 7 (AP) — Approx- some Republican legislations well th the budget bal as calls basis nationwide tance a Management CHICAGO April 7 (AP- )- rail oper in tnis last week of his seronri anced and a fat surplus on hand the assistance of an towns imately 40 Idaho leaders plunged on arbitration an attorney for the only proposed Barron the as "And that was done without president Mr Truman fi as calls to nearby into a comprehensive discussion year such ator on a a request wr and said wages roads cooperafacing the po- nally has become the acknowledged hpln nf the Ttemiblican narty" he today of problems 15 cents a hundred to 4 basis in the Bell of sysfrom calls of his audience to leader r mi get ohie us — party More than snanrifv as tht dinner 1 tato industry at a conference called 100 wnx on tion approximately tem to that he is the party's candidate for struck un its annlause vital are rhich transcontinental of by Gov C A Robins xnrouB" " af nomination and elecSeizure — Attorney General health — Proceeds of proper economy and The conferees turned toward pos- presidential and puoiic wa nazl renext No to debt tion has ruled that year President Clark should go of the potato PHOENIX Ariz April 7 (UP) France when he stepped on challenger is surplus funds sible development leasv tt tne with limbs ty Mr mine useless in warned Truman has been duction the nresident sight Truman has the power to seize trade in an effort to Arizona s only living congressional Dragging his some to Re for to sion to a up months That was announced direct fam forward building his his challenge medal of honor winner and the telephone companies Top decided upon after recoup following the behind him he crawled worhertson and Todd of new the to position great kitty 11 of Idaho party sale m a the split sevueu pres the uuwa porein publican officials plans railroad ana boom were administration liuii up on's between holding cOOpera muaj German a discussion kUl sniper suwj OOO home between debt reduction and sub tige fellow of the emergency handle to tato ne gift such ooerators li inff steamship The new President Truman ap- stantial cuts in personal income ported against taking any "P'ejjentatgj the allied advance izens in token of their esteem Robins bid the growers shipaction immediately artific- - which were held veto his of on a as of taxes to walk nrnmise The Saturday able chief peared night Now Union Romona With his wife standing pers processors research experts spokesman of Democrats who were the today Western tax reduction bill mn!inv reoorted a 10 to nroudly beside him Sylvester Her-3bnit? adjusting water and freight and others to the meeting after he dining in scores of communities in was Republican Jefthe in rera president's in former in company implicit now "is that the time private telegrams increase cent if ner suggested of Jefferson day ferson day address He said pres- Chinese Clear Area 147th infantry division of the Sev- - honor by Presldenx ixuman at i?e to the telephone work stoppage to take inventory of Idaho's pota- commemoration He talked and acted like a man too burden ent nouse A tax were levels said enth army was presented the com- - White local manager to industry" rWnna friends and i who enjoys his job now and feels some to remain permanent but that From Marine Base tt if furnished home in laSe disyesterday of pletely Newdale led expected Ed Moore to handle it reducable concerns tax 7 to he began contribut- - Bulletin would not business To his the four children Mary agree and that cussions on shippers' problems 7 — ana the TIENTSIN materials until tion The and labor cash (AP) April M readjustments to meet the Sylvestre Jr 6 Elva 4 and Rob ing April 7 ST JOSEPH is nreoared to the and Farrell Hansen of Idaho Falls Foil of Fight returned he when Chinese ordered a — was 3 COIIit"7 house government the hnuse time — Stuart Buchner Allen months today proper the (UP) demands directed a panel on processors to china as Here Mr Truman addressed 2000 evacuation of all residents within additional It is complete veritable castle Until they moved state and son of the pastor of the 'Proper Time Is Obvious 1000 yards of the marine ammuniciwor problems before the meeting ad- of the faithful at a landscaping but to Mrs Christ Episcopal church two and on its new their into home hereJjo-da- y In Utah dinner which raised close to IS tion dump at Hsinho where a surIdles 1 the new washing machine journed for luncheon 0 acute Herrera had he murWashington a Strike Politically acre Herreras tract half to the confessed police reaxure The delegates later today will for the Democratic political pretty sure bv now that "the prop prise communist attack Friday most the three-roocot was important of sexton a been dered the occupying nyxu SALT LAKJE include on their agenda a dis- war chest The president was as er time" will be next year on the night killed five Americans A "Arirnna ma V be the baby state men 1000 Frank John by church tage the — Approximately cussion of governmental activities happy and confident as a bride- eve of the presidential election marine request to extend U S de- (AP) "but it has the Herrera emDloved as a leather said the hero them bludgeoning him with a on Pass Two and groom And he was full of fight all" to institutions oi fense lines that radiustransportation heart was (Continued apnorthern In lost worker both on Two) legs (Continued Pag Mr Truman accused the Repub groweri' problems proved (Column Fives - - Cases Legal After Curbs Off OP a aim ' £ m mM nf tii Mountain States Tele 5 - DeGanlle Makes Pirket Lines Form as 175 TTZ Direct Bid for ihone Workers Quit Jobs — 'TTZ 7 ""5 stand-affect- ed Return to Power fr-i-- riV r - - u Parents Talk to wvr Barney in Cell t - - " utu & pr -- right-of-wa- 2 U Strike in Rrief Three-thousa- partly-destroy- Beer Popularity Surprises Brewers - nd "" ed a i black-haire- i - tv-fir- ""rTT st -- — I fr — un-affiliat- ed C r V lia - - w-n- set-U- P I 'Proper Time9 for Tax Cutting Is Eve of Ballotins in 1948 "tntnr ( i I v- Idaho Studies four-wee- 20-ye- -- ar " Promoting - Arizona Furnishes Fine Home For State's No War Hero re-:-5- m 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