Show Admiral Byrd Returns From Antarctic STANDARD-EXAMINETHE OGDEN (UTAH) TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 15 1947 R Communists Holding Sack In Plans for Third Party ivu— n wmm C — Wilson : m WASHINGTON April id left American communists were their with the today bag holding to con-te- st plan for a new third party (D-Fl- a) i J deal-Democra- tic - anti-monopo- ly asBBT yiMre SW?5iSs pUr3 to Truman administration policies both foreign and domestic Dennis scheme is working out mucn bcj-tin opposition to Truman policies than in producing grass roots political machinery Wallace Pepper and Ickes in varying degrees are opposing aid to Greece and to Turkey to finance opposition communism in the eastern Mediter- Eji E!' er next year's presidential elecU°Politicians they might have exare lookpected to front for them Among those ing the other wayreached but the communists Senator for Claude were didn't get Henry A Wallace Pepper of Interior Secretary Former and ld curmudgthe Ickes Harold L eon They thought thfey had Ickes once but he got away Eugene Dennis is theHecommunist is under third party planner of the house onntpmnt now having of representatives just activideclared its unconstitutional committee ties and committee subpoenas worthless good that The chances are prettymiss out on he will go to jail and maneuvers next year's third party third party Dennis' plans for are to build it around the Congress the of Industrial Organizations a Of America Citizens Progessive front of organizations scattering jsome stooges among Negroes andnames That is with good political Wallace4 and Pepper Ickes where were supposed to come in Dennis outlined hi£ third party communist magaprogram in theAffair He reportzine Political and Wallace Ickes ed sadly that were against a third party They like Pepper prefer to work within the framework of the Democratic of reviving the party in the hope new Roosevelt's D Franklin late That coalition Dennis cold but he plan leaves does not want to offend any new dealers who can be- useful even ultimately though the communists would leave them to die politically once they had served their purpose Referring Oto Wallace Ickes leaders Dennis and some C I wrote: "The advocates of an party of the people can neither ignore nor dismiss the viewpoints of such honest though confused progressives In no case should the parstruggle for a thirdso a people's to as launch be developed ty a major and frontal assault against the advocates of limited independent political actiori such as the Wallaces and Ickes": After the 1946 elections the communist third party program was directed at organization of what Dennis described as "grass roots pohe third WT-t- y litical machinery" movement was to develop parallel with a program of opposition 'Tf — iimiim liifllilals laiHP ranean ffffi '"?1nTilinimMnffiMWmi Tr¥iliKffffrlEBBBSSSSSBSST IsliSIBsssfl Bssssssssssssss I— ii ' i :"sssssaBKEi:aSiiMM ° jlBPI mm IIKHIflsL SM' J Fatal British Clergyman Takes Rap To Two Women At U S Morals and Education TCar Hurts bssssssIhIh BBr is much poorer than in LONDON Anril 15 UP- he said "The average ST GEORGE Utah April 15 Rev Brian Green told his Holy England" or girl in England is about: a boy Sun(AP)— Mrs Martha Jepson Hast- Trinity church congregation year to 18 months ahead of his or ings Isom 66 of Hurricane died day that the morals of American her equal in America" stated that approximately yesterday of injuries suffered in students are deplorable—as bad as 50 Green of American university cent per an automobile accident the day be- the U S educational system were forced to leave students after fore The vicar recently returned from the first year because they did not Four other passengers were in schools and make satisfactory grades the car driven by the victim's hus- a lecture tour of high He insisted the American educaStates United band Thomas Isom but he and the universities in the tional system had one good feature: He declared that sexual intimacy "It keeps young people out of facothers escaped with minor injuries was x ne venicie was involved in a colin a school atmosphere until between high school students was toriesare 18 or 19" lision with one driven hv Oral it they that Fuller of Leeds who also received "very common" and I found that these young "But 90 "suggested" that at least 70 per American students can be very easminor injuries per ily led in any direction" the rev-eraMrs Isom died in a hosDital cent of male students and cent of women students at state concluded here "For reasexual son they could so easily this al universities had become fascist or communist PAROWAN Utah Anril is fAP "The quality of education in Mrs Mary Jane Mitchell 72 died yesterday of injuries suffered April a in an auto accident She was a nasseneer in a r Stork Brings Girl Popular Piano driven by her husband William Wyo Aprilof 15— Lessons C Mitchell when it was involved MrEVANSTON Lee EvFrank Mrs in a collision with a truck The anstonandhave weot tW ED BERRY announced daughcouple were en route to the an the birth of an eight-poun- d ol Music studio nual conterence of the Latter-da- y here on April home ter at their Saints church when the accident 10 --The4-America nd non-marit- Mice' 'Official 1 Denied Wallace W j (Continued from Pace One) "'": OK 'jj JBm IKS' the former cabinet member "made an unfortunate type of fpeech" at amirai Richard E Byra occurred Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal mni after they arManchester Downey often has Hght) expedition chief and Bear Admiral Richar d H Cruzen task force commander Mount Mitchell and another passenger arctc aboard Olympus flagship Harold Mitchell are recovering rived at the naval gun factory in WashinApnw£j! supported legislative proposals fafrom injuries received in the vored by Wallace smash-u- p Granger Defends Right But Representative Granger "a characterizing Wallace as he Legion Conference said Christian gentleman" EVANSTON Wyo April 15— thinks Wallace had as much right The annual spring department con to make the statements in England of ference the American Legion the in as if he had made them and auxiliary will be held in Ev to do that as the wish will United States Walter Ltppmann By anston on Sunday May 4 states is being debated in congress "He certainly has as much right indicated policy (Continued from Page One) Senator W Ewer Vandenberg district com to do our with has George first The to advise the British people as to official his mili- should be subjected to government mander in and national position Department but giving owing purposes nas strategic to aavise Winston) unurchiii are to attend officers We to have out expected valid the Turkey reply tary support the American people" Granger could not spall regulation s D D King Mrs Walter Mrs we to wish that clear it made Mr assume none of said which we can make to brokers "These D Mrs and Russell Turkish the and Laycock army "I disagree with the propriety Gromyko's criticism and on which strengthenare to making an American the responsibilities of this Impor were named on a committee and timing of the Wallace speeches we can invite the judgment of that weand entertainfor the it arrange demonstration at air tant plans traffic yet they promote I certainly do not want to have mankind It if not that Mr naval because we are often irresponsibly and need only ment of the guests the issue of the Greek loan sub- Gromyko's criticism is untrue or the Dardanelles to the absorption of Tur- concern themselves with the merged by attacking a great good that is is hypocritical of Russia opposed the Soviet military orbit its to be found in the trade prof into Christian gentleman to make any criticism of unilateral key American the needs to be supdecision But this Sand Plant to Open such as Hdnry Wallacf action said plemented promptly by a state- president con action It is that the grave error of by- ment He nrompt by EVANSTON Wyo April 15— urged of our political intentions eress on grounds that the controls The Utah Sand & Gravel passing the United Nations was Products the Constructive End interest of national recognized almost instantly by conare in needed of 9 Lake Salt will Concert City company May ' Spring American people and their that is done our interven- security beUntil and Evanston the open plant and that they have insisted tion in Turkey will be provocative accom bill a gress of states next week proposed work here Copies Schools gin For Evanston on correcting it The central prin- without having a definite realiz- panied the message Kenneth Curtis plant superinten15— EVANSTON Wyo April ciples of the charter have been able constructive end We should dent who arrived on Saturday to Ted L Anderson band director enforced by the American people therefore explain to the Soviet supervise putting the plant in or on their own government and government and to the7 world that and music supervisor in the so production may begin on der schools has announced the they have allowed no sophistry we shall exert power in this region Idahoan Will Manage first Approximately thirty May annual spring concert will be pre- no legalism no plea of emergency until there is reached and for will be employed during men of reaching a nego- Wyoming Drug Store sented by the music department and no consideration of national the season which normally extends purpose the on Friday May 9 at eight o'clock pride to cover up the mistake or tiated settlement of the disputes 15 — from May to October first Aoril Wvo EVANSTON in the high school auditorium to deter them from making amends and claims on the Turkish the Warren W Kreider of Wilder Ida The concert will be part of the Called Into Account Greek and the Iranian borders hn has assumed the DOSition O observance of National Music Our object is a treaty which set manager of the Citv Drug company Merchant Leaves of this powerful The spectacle week Participating will be the government called into account by tles these disputes That treaty store in Evanston succeeding Rob kvANSTON Wyo April 15— senior high school band junior its own people and acknowledging must insure the security of the ert Frazier who resigned recently high band Girls rGlee club and its error to the world is evidence — Black Sea nations including Rus- to continue his studies in medicine Mrs Mabel N Williams nasmall ensembles and of the at Utah university Salt Lake City which men of good will will re- sia and of the MediterraneanWhen of countries of tions the all and — assisas Blyth American has served Mr the department that goods Kreider people dry spect mean to be loyal members of the such a treaty has been agreed to tant manager of the Walareen drug & Fargo Mercantile company the store in Ogden He is a graduate Evanston for the past three years international community It is as the security of Turkey andbusiAnesthesia Graduate become the will Dardanelles an it called of the Idaho State col- left on Tuesday April 8 to reside Senator Vandenberg EVANSTON Wyo April 15-Until pharmacist of voluntary allegiance to the ness of the United Nations act and is a former in Casper Wyo where she will at Pocatello lege has been received in is the business is it it for the Casper negotiated Nations schoolmate of Mr and Mrs Frazier be that Miss Martha Shaw United which of of the all Her daughgreat else powers as in company It are of Commissary whom both nothing proves perhaps graduates daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank- could have done that the injury we are one and not of the Soviet pharmacy of that institution Mrs Betty Schulz and daughter lin E Shaw of Troy Idaho for- to the U N was unintentional Union alone dealing with Turkey Mr Kreider is a navy veteran ter Linda who have made their mer residents of Evanston grad- that it was due to an error of the alone son will home in Evanston with Mrs Wil His wife and uated on April 10 from North- head and not of the will as liv- liams will remain here until a Not as Sufficient soon to come Evanston western university school of anes- Decision to Intervene or apartment can be secured It has been right but it is not ing quarters can be found for them home thesia at Wesley memorial hospital m Casper The error as all informed ob- sufficient to say why we are inter Chicago 111 Miss Shaw a gradis necessary also to say uate of the Evanston high school servers know was due to the fact vening It of kind settlement will satisreceived her nurse's training at that the decision to intervene in what us Russians The sudwas may not like fy made Michael Reese hospital Chicago Greece and Turkey settlement and that their objecsufficient without and prepShe served for two and denly tions are entitled to honest conyears in the army nurses' corps aration There are other errors at least they will in Italy during the war On her and defects in the policy due to sideration But our know that is no cause objectives are less which it return she entered the Wesley the same definite concrete and limited that memorial hospital to further her necessary to correct The admin- we want a treaty and not an end istration can correct them and no education in anesthesia less quarrel ' About intervention in the intern al affairs of Greece what is the use of pretending that we are not intervening while in fact everybody knows that we are intervening? To support one side in a civil war is intervention It is however an odious form of intervention On the other hand intervention to reform the Greek government to settle the civil war mediation to enforce amnesty byby all the power and influence we can exert is a kind of intervention which can be explained and justified to the conscience of mankind The sooner therefore that the state department makes it plain that our Intervention is not to foment civil war to the bitter end the better the prospect of success for its Greek enterprise (Copyright 1947 New York Tribune Inc) Jho CD-Uta- h) VS Intervention Policy Urged TrumanRepests To Prevent Greek Civil War Control of Arms Ball-hau- Ev-anst- on i buyer-manag- I ready-to-we- ar er CloU Out tfou WATER WORRIES! Your water carrying days arc over with this Fairbanks-Morswater system! 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