Show Blind GI Talks With Top Men Johnson Renews Proper Time' for Battle for Curb On Tax Cut Is 1948 (Continued from Intervention Page One) Meantime Mr Truman a is to paying off the debt commit-jas rap-ts Possible as a against further inflation precaution With his aeot reduction and plea ir rruman urged price reductions He seemed to direct his remarks most pointedly at steel and allied basic industries He wants them to lead the parade The president the no-tax-c- Greek-Turkis- (D-Col- o) Here in America - " Tru-ma- five-fifty-fi- ve 48-ho- i retirement at (D-M- d) (D-I- XhSS U) o) ns ve er iu-was- n1 anti-governm- 50-min- DeGauIle Makes Bid for Power Pickets Line Up In Phone Strike CD-Tex- 1 PEERLESS Sled N self-impos- C B LEDIN'GH AM (It-Mas- ed s) Hal-lac- Agency Klesel Building ur 1 five-forty-fi- Robert J Parker Edward M Richins Katie P Stevenson Kiyo Yam a to 1 j bu-pnblic- an 8S stands for 86 ment so-doi- ng $55-priatio- a chance to go place and see things and enjoy life in a leisurely way Being an SS man is all very fine but it doesn't always work oat according to your dreams because your Social Security benefit by itself may not be large enough to meet all your money needs But SS plus an Occidental Retirement plan will make your dream come true Let- us explain the details William J Carrigan L May land Parker age ers were scheduled to resume at three p m at the labor depart- a similar appeal to a union last fall and it was turned down "Thirty days later they ended up with about half of what I could have gotten them" he said "I think I can be of more assistance in working this thing out if you give us 48 hours more" and showing Soberly great strain Schwellenbach asked the assembled men and women to "seriously consider" his request Beirne who had introduced Schwellenbach and asked the committee members to give him close attention made brief concluding remarks When Beirne had finished the members filed out and the strike was on At issue was the union's demand for $12 a week wage increases and nine other contract concessions The industry contended these would cost $700000000 a year compared with its 1946 earnings of $250000000 Await Congress Reaction What will the reaction be in congfess? The house labor committee has ready for floor action when members return from their Easter recess on Wednesday a bill that would direct President Truman to seek court injunctions whenever he finds that a dispute threatens sharp curtailment of communication services The senate labor committee similarly was reported to be planning to incorporate injunctive procedure for dealing with "national paralysis" strikes in its general labor bill A court injunction was used last fall to force John L Lewis and his United Mine- - Workers to call President Informed At the White House Assistant Press Secretary Eben Ayers said President Truman is "keeping inthe United Nations on occasion as formed" on developments in the in Greece and Turkey and that strike but is leaving the problem by we would strengthen to the labor department ine V- N Boiled down Mr TruToll calls information and local man's doctrine is that it is our re service were the first to operator sponsibility to resist oppression feel the effects of the strike except anywnere in the world where supervisory and other nonJefferson Hav Hinnrs thrnuahnnt union personnel were able to carry the country heard Mr Truman's the load aaaress and the informal nominaDial systems were not affected tions for president which accomautomatic they preCompletely panied it Here in Washington Katharine Cornell could operate for a long sumably Executive Director Gael Sullivan without maintenance work of the Democratic national commit Utah residents will have a rare period was It Joseph A Beirne presitee came up with the first presi- dramatic treat with the of the dent Independent National appeardential campaign slogan of the sea- ance of Federation Telephone Workers acof Katharine Cornell son: "The human way is the n at announced who actclaimed the nation's greatest way" a m that the strike was on ress at Kingsbury Hall at the UniGeneral of the Army Eisenhower and Fleet Admiral Nimitz take time out during the congressional "We Have the Man' A last minute appeal by Secrearmed services hearing in Washington to chat with Pvt Oliver Bacon blind former member of the 63rd of Utah in the "Barretts tary of Labor Schwellenbach who versity Former House Speaker Sam Ray 1 who is now a pattient at Walter Reed hospital v had pleaded for a post- off a strike infantry —— Street' April 17 ponement — — burn — cnt a rhcpr urifh of Wimpole — division of the strike was left v his statement that the Democrats and 18 the union policy unanswered by She is a to Utah being brought were coming back to power and by commitee summoned from bed departure by outside pressures" to state the Centennial committee hear the secretary's request ne acmed from traditional American policy who had hoped to make it possible "We have the man" The president reiterated in his Beirne told reporters after listfor Tier to come to Ogden for at DONT GO TO BED Senator E Millard Tydings to Schwellenbach's appeal: Jefferson day dinner address Sat told a New Haven Conn! Jef- least one appearance but it is ening in eastern on is the "The strike MAO AT SOMEBODY ferson dav audience that the 1948 now determined this will not be states urday night his doctrine of "aid As six a m arrives in other TELEPHONE EM slogan would be: "We want more possible zones workers there will also ing those peoples whose freedoms For this reason those theatre time r f Jones said there is a slight chance of Truman" are endangered by outside pres- By Charles D Wat kins out" walk AND THEY'LL Senator Scott Lucas WASHINGTON April 7 (AP)— it may be reported to the full sures" pre loverstoof northern Utah who deTime More Asked for see sire Mr in dicted Truman He did not mention Russia by Some western house members be- - committee next Friday Denver that this magnificent proSLEEP would lead the party to victory in duction must go to Salt Lake for name although the senate commit- lieve comment on no made Beirne Sen can said round O'Mahoney up enough they BETTER 1948 tee heard testimony from adminisit request for the 48 These were typical and Mr TruTickets are on sale by mail order Schwellenbach's tration officials that Greece is votes to restdre reclamation and he has been told the subcommittee a TOO A hours more in which to gain pospower project funds reportedly cut reclamation bureau funds from man seems to be very pleased threatened by communist-directe- d only according to Manager Gail sible compromise in the dispute an appro- the $i30000000 requested to by Plummer Orders should be adguerrillas and Turkey by Soviet trimmed drastically Schwellenbach appeared before subcommittee dressed to Box Office Kingsbury the sleepy-eye- d pressure from without members of the which 000000 would to have Greece Hikes Warfare As western congressmen preHall University of Utah All or- union's policy committee at Take Side Every Time? to appeal to the house Re- come out of the reclamation ders will be filled as they are a m He said he spoke Johnson told a reporter he inter pared On Rebel Guerrillas leadership Rep Hill (R- - reau revolvineT fund and from received as not to Jthe mean Truman secretary of labor but doctrine 7 only prets r0i0 ) told a HSKEJ I on former carry-ovATHENS April 7 (AP)— Greece appropria- "as a proven friend of your orthat "it will be our policy to take f her deceased king in his grave and one side or another in every Civil Republican votes— with anticipated t°ns ganization" his Hp said he could not oromise new brother on the throne moved war that comes along — xo sam uemocrauc support aen magnuson dbck put with the help of outside advice to concessions from the Bell system "I want the senate to adopt my the reductions when the money he has been told that only about day to step up her warfare on but told the committee that "there amendment so that congress Will bill reaches the house floor was con$27000000 allotted a for has been considerable progress we are that while say guerrillas Following taking uni Suffer struction from the reclamation made today" funeral service yesterlateral action in this case and in Smaller Projects Meanwhile one house member fund and all new construction day in Athens' Greek Orthodox This progress he said came not tervening in another nation's af j department ap was forbidden "with reference to one of the cathedral King George II was fairs we are not setting any prece- said the interior only will provide some buried near Sis summer-palac- e dent for that kind of action in the propriations billwestern companies here but in the attitude funds for big reclamation at Tatoi northeast of of representatives of the American (Continued from Page One) future" he said birthplace and Telegraph Co" here The climax of the service state whose cohesion While Johnson said he believes projects at the expense of smaller efficiency and Telephone or atcame when the new king undertakings a his amendment will have "substan- irrigation "As result measure up to the prob- titude it seems oithattmswecnange This member who asked not to had Paul I stepped up to the casket authority tial" support Senator Connally enough identified said $10000000 will knelt crossed himself and then lems which face it" assurances during the night that said sponsors of the bill will be Columbia to be the allocated basin stood and kissed the iron (holy No Party Directs State should call you and ask whether or fight against its acceptance project— in Washington and some on top of his brother's we could get a postponement not picture) He said the result of f hp division money he did not know the f bier for perhaps 48 hoursDeto give us between France's multiple parties further amount —to the Colorado - Big time it wui extremely Install An was mat no one party is able alone Thomospn project in Colorado and (Continued from Page One) if the strike however difficult to direct state the all nf while m CaliGreece the Central Valley project Tour in Doubt several would like to share it proceeds at six o'clock" and women who belong to three fornia Elgin CAIRO April 7 (UP)— Senator among themselves" No Response to Appeal To obtain these funds he said independent unions Walked off (D-W said Alben Y) their as Barkley De Gaulle backed his bid for a the national jobs today smaller irrigation projects throughKitchen Cabinet sphwmllenhach said without re out the west were cut dcastically telephone strike spread across the today that a tour by a delegationof return from retire vealing made he had that details of American congressmen nation ment with a program of economic The western Republicans plan In Your Modern Kitchen Orson John Hyde Utah man- Greece and Turkey would be de- and social as well as foreign pol to confer with Speaker Martin k ager of the Mountain and Majority Leader States Tele- pendent upon developments in icies SCIENTIFIC Some observers intemreted his this week about re- phone and Telegraph Co said the Washington The group Is here for SKIN CAJk meeting of the ductions they have been told were firm has approximately 140000 telremarks yesterday about a new "" ' I union made by the appropriations sub- ephones in Utah Of these 91000 "tyranny made at a cewmnnv ——committee headed by Rep Jones operating on dial systems were not -honoring American war dead as an ART OF affected by the employes' walk- Conservatives Lead anusion to communism ana an inMAKEUP out Hyde said the dial systems dication that he would tie France Due on Floor April 14 7 (UP)— Conserto TOKYO western n nnwers use in the the in closely Salt April Lake Phone City The bill is not expected to reach vative candidates moved well into should he return to authority d Coalville and the floor until April 14 although areas would continue to operate the lead today in Japan's first loOF A CENTURY OF SAFETY AND SERVICE but otherwise calls were limited cal elections with unofficial tabulations indicating they had capto emergencies tured approximately 90 per cent Pickets patrolled in front of the of and mayoralcompany's two downtown build- tiesthe in governorships the 48 prefectures and 209 ings here and union headquar ters said daytime picketing would municipalities where balloting was be maintained at all exchanges in held the state where the employes are organized Hyde said he regretted that the Why Own a Cow public was inconvenienced and When There's a added that management had provided crews to handle emergency Dairy Nearby? calls He urged the public to limit such calls to avoid a pileup HERE'S YOUR CHANCE Why buy 8 water softener Construction crews working on for a small initial inwhen the company's new headquarters stallation charge and as little here refused to pass the picket as $250 per month service lines and a conference was called TO GET IN THE charge you can have rain-so- ft in an effort to reach an agreement water from every tap to allow the building work to with no investment no work continue or bother no repair bills? W H War Western Union h each of the various de- rendered service company superintendent by Every MOVIES! dea here said CULLIGAN SOFT greatly increased mand for telegraph service was WATFR SERVICE anticipated Additional operators partments of this bank is designed to fit individual 263 24th Street Dial and messengers have been ordered to duty until the telephone strike ends he said needs whether business or personal checking ac (D-Wy- &SHMP Southwestern ueii teiepnone work- re-stat- ed j die uou cut Grips Country (Continued from Page One) Truman doctrine under which he already has asked congress to authorize economic and Jumited military aid for Greece and Turkey He said our responsibility was to support the United Nations as the instrument of world peace But he said we must supplement sm Telephone Tieup again involving directly the American Telephone and Telegraph Bell system parent firm and the American Union of Telephone Workers N F T W affiliate Separate talks affecting 33000 ut Western Solons Are Hopeful Of Restoring Project Funds Social Security Centennial Brings Katharine Cornell y- WASHINGTON April 7 (AP)— Senate critics sought anew today t narrow President Truman's doctrine of worldwide aid to "free h peoples' by writing into the a bill proclamation against intervention in any other nation's civil strife With the senate expected to start debating the $400000000 measure Wednesday Senator Edwin C Johnson spearheaded a drive for such a nonintervention even amendment though it already has been rejected by the foreign relations committee Johnson's would state in effectnthatproposal the United States in extending aid to Greece and Turkey is not establishing a policy under which it will feel called upon to intervene in the troubles of nations elsewhere It also would reaffirm American intentions to submit to the United Nations all future disturbances involving world peace Departure From Policy The Colorado senator told a reporter he regards Mr Truman' March 10 statement to congress that this country will "support free peoples who are resisting attempted subjugation by armed minorities or stem-communi- THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R MONDAY EVENING APRIL 7 1947 (R-In- d) inter-parliament- Phone 8287 LUZIER'S Occidental Life (R-Ohi- Insurance Company of Calif itjii o) 2-26- Og-de- 28 Magna-Garfiel- THREE-QUARTER- S - fUVKJVG SERVICE DESIGNED TO FIT YOUR EEDS Tele-grap- counts UTAH LIQUOR BUYERS KNOW: the't torrino t j M mTSZZZ t TSl No charge for contest sittinac Winner's transportation paid to Hollywood I HAHiNtD MM Artist ON JUtt l im" —t Yur picture If yOV Win till you hav to do Is sign the eemfrocf! 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