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Isn't Bewildering agriculture dark continued "but economic changes which were made a major factor in that early recovery and which those who am WASHINGTON — At torne about another 'moderevidence and the case petered oat complacent ate recession' would welcome may a tun ana iarK J Edcar Senate ueneriu not rescue us this time "Finagling" Hoover have given some quiet Usually Indiana's stodgy Homer Economic Structure study to the prosecution of atomic Capehart chooses his words care- "The reduction in prices and information thefts and fmd it is fully 0n the senate floor But he costs will now be by Imgoing to be easier than during the slipped the other day in a dispute portant modificationsimpeded in our econowar over tax figures Referring to a mic structure The area of admin During the wara a a hitherto un- istered prices about which there fiat in tjic j wnensome of Florida now Holland seems to be none of the de- Spessard Gen Resile K Groves de- - Caoehart demanded: Ma bat whirh meprf a W "What sort of finagling do those hg very much greater than in 1620 pecute xouju torn- - iigures renresent? and the very definition of an mentator who nad inadvertently quick-witte- d includes Replied Wyoming's leaked some atomic information If Joe O'Mahoney: "I say to the sen- the feature thatindustry when business time had had Its ator from Florida that the senator drops off the producer reduces the army at mat atomic-bomb secway the whole from Indiana has used the elegant production and employment and ret might have been spilled of 'finagling' when his does not reduce prices to the exThe incident occurred about language was called to tne taDie tent prices are reduced in a truly attention eight months before J day when put into the record by the able competitive busines the Pennsylvania commentator senator from Florida" "when a Chinese walks down rewho had a considerable knowledge d the street nothing happens When Capehart quickly the an Indian walks down the street oi pnysics innocently speculated tracted: "I apologize for using on the possibility of developing an term 'finagling" you get off the sidewalks to look atomic weapon learning of the at him Photographers run — shoot — senator knows wnai( tne rhe broadcast General Groves rushed expression means I take it" in- when we are around We dont into the office of Tom Clark then terrupted Scott Lucas of Illinois like it but we can't help always assistant attorney general in charge "I resent that" snapped Cape- it of tne justice aepartment s crim- hart The remark of the able sen "It will be the same thing if we inal division and demanded that ator from Illinois just made is are forced to sell our land for this the radio man be clapped in jau typical of the senator from Illi- park Not only will be lose our nois and no one is any better land but probably we will be th Violated Censorship Clark sat back quietly and asked qualified to make such a remark chief amusement in the park" The congressmen reserved judgthe general if he was prepared to than he la" ment as to what they should do show in open court that the broad- Recession Warning d caster had violated censorship It hasn't been noised about but to week the last Newest world advised Senator was advertising Taft thereby presidential ghost writer the fact that the government was bv Dr John Clark of the presi on foreign-polic- y speeches is Joee on atomic bomb of the Fortune advisers economic Jones of dent's council working formerly General of the army "Then hold the trial in secret" that it would be very shortsighted to antiHnat "a brief and moderate John J Pershing's office in the old demanded Groves Clark replied that the United recession" If there is a decline in state department building has been d of its formgf States-dinot hold trials in secret the near future Clark wrote Tait cut down to Furthermore he pointed out that it will be anything but "brief and size Though the aging Pershing the Pennsylvania broadcast was moderate" The warning went to spends all his time at Walter Reed heard only locally and if made Taft in his capacity as chairman of hospital a colonel still shows up known to the general public the joint economic committee every morning at the old office in the of the ancient state war and navy through a trial the enemy might comparisons Frequent followthe we were learn that that with department building to handle eventually present situation Gen Lucius working on an atomic bomb Fin- ing the first world war are er- general's mail subsided roneous Clark said But even M Clay has asked able Joe Panuch ally Groves Note—On the other hand the they were correct it is wrong to former assistant to Secretary of adByrnes to become ofan Gerjustice department did decide to hold that the recession of 1922 was State on the occupation viser prosecute the Chicago Tribune at of minor importance Rumors that elder the request of the navy for pub"Industrial production industrial many income Bob national a which Statesman and gave Wagner of NfT away story employment lishing the senate the priceless secret that the navy all dropped about 30 per cent" the York will resign from denied by was decoding Japanese messages economic adviser informed Taft because of ill health are In the middle of the grand jury "and we all know what happened his office Reasons: 21 His health he would is improving and trial however the navy refused to to the farmer" on Page) Following (Continued as to was except be presented rapid Recovery then permit this fact 4-i- I Washington Merry-Go-Rou- nd y-- f Entered at the ppstqttic at ugaen to Act of CongreM Marcn 8 unw also tne local dcwi r5ated " Pres United Pre 3 — l vr mT:t pc?J£0 For a Federated World j between The other day we discussed the controversy w California and Arizona over distribution 01 out river waters There are warm aspects to the dispute that would start a war nobody expects a "border incident" because the between the two states War is unthinkable federal law two states are part of a federal union in which enforcement maintains peace and order Albert Einstein and his colleagues of United World week annealed for a world government that TrotQntc as will maintain peace and order among the nations just federal government does among the states our ' have some They point out that our 'state governmentscounties and the cities and jurisdiction over the people insome jurisdiction over the our federal government has next step is a world govpeople in the states The logical ernment that would have some jurisdiction over the people in the nations They World federalists emphasize the word "people individuals be would applied against want world law that and not whole nations If a Hitler should undertake to threaten the peace of a state the U S federal government doesn't send troops a against the population of the entire state It sends marsnai to jail the disturber World federalists say that when we possess a federated world the world enforcement officers will apply world dictators would get the bum's S law to individuals Would-b- e '"rush to the hoosegow is A lot of people say the idea of a world government ' — 0 V-- Red-face- w ' - i SUNDAY MORNING JULY 20 1947 entirely right but— The World Federalists reply that the world will have to come to it and soon or else— To Use but Not Abuse Every square foot of land so situated that the moisture which falls upon that land flows into the Ogden river is a part of the Ogden river watershed There are 226986 acres of Ogden river watershed lying within Weber county's total area of 351360 acres For each acre of Ogden river watershed land an in vestment of $80633 has been made which investment depends for its security on the condition of the watershed If' the land comprising the watershed is managed in accordance with sound principles it will receive and release moisture in nature's orderly manner to supply the farm and household needs of the communities dependent upon Ogden river water But if the watershed lands are mistreated through failure to control fires grazing or lumbering the orderly process of releasing water will be damaged or destroyed Flood followed by drought is the symptom of a damaged water- m m XX mm m ikww-- & - s Hk a mw mw ii l " - — - m m N Merry-Go-roun- mag-aztn- one-thir- US Considers Use oi Force To Block Reverse in Greece By Joseph and Stewart Alsop WASHINGTON July 10—After his speech at the governors' conference Secretary of State George C Marshall planned to get a day rest with a fishinof well-earne- d while his aide Charles E g-rod Bohlen continued the task of briefing the governors on the grim facts of the world situation Turkey cannot survive with a pup Det Greece for neighbor Britain and France are totally dependent on the Middle Eastern oil which the capture of Greece must eventu ally place under Kremlin control And if this chain reaction occurs the Soviet Union will attain such swollen predominance that this country in turn will have to make the appeasers choice — between knuckling under in our turn or being driven to fight it out 17 S Policy Makers JP Under the circumstances it Is inconceivable that the American policy-makewill remain passive in the face of danger in Greece Ii the attack on Greece develops further the United Nations will be asked as a matter of course to intervene If the Soviets have not by then backed down they will certainly veto U N action in the Security council Most probably this country will then point to the American naval units in the Mediterranean and give the Soviets' Balkan puppets a choice between ending the attack on Greece once and for all or accepting extremely unpleasant consequences Fortunately there is no doubt here that barring the worst kind of accident this sort of firmness will be enough to do the job It tells much however that this sort of firmness should even have to be considered That it is being con sidered in all seriousness there can be no doubt whatever denials may De iormaiiy orierea Copyright 1947 N Y Tribune Inc But almost in the instant of his arrival at Salt Lake City Marshall received word that the International brigade — the communist foreign legion assembled by the Kremlin for the capture of Greece —was at last reported crossing the Greek border in force Ana so ne maae his speech and flew back all that night to Washington Overseas Recall When announcing telegrams cabinet shed dangers overseas recall vacation — even from from members J These comments are based upon a report made by E verv brief vacation it begins to disagreeably reminiscent of past Paul Gilgen of preliminary studies of the watershed made be tames which the whole world has recur The worst by Horace L Jensen assistant forest ranger of the Cache hoped would not echo is not inacthis is that of it National forest curate The information helps us to understand that every perConceivably to be sure theidscrisis are before these wo son who has a job or investment in the community has a may be over that in the printed It is possible fighting at Yanina the personal stake in the management of the lands from which present Greek army may permanently comes the water that flows in pipes or irrigation ditches break the International brigades is also possible that The land that drains into the Ogden river may be safely strength It Greek the dubious government may used for many purposes including recreation but it must have exaggerated a mere reconnaissance into a major assault on their not be abused— or woe unto us border But whatever its outcome the Greek crisis has already had one critically important result in Washington It has brougnt into tne open for the first time serious among nigh officials of A daughter testified against a mother who is accused discussion the use of force of having kept a servant in bondage for years the daughter The question debated has been the U S will accept in whether insisting that her sense of justice was so strong as to over- Greece a reverse rather worse than Dr Asael Woodruff member of the British suffered at Munich or come her family loyalty will employ its full powers in- the Cornell university facultyD and S The sister of an accused Communist testified against cluding force if need be to pre- former director of the L adof will here institute religion reverse vent this her brother Here again a statement was made that a desire As to the nature of the Greek dress a joint sacrament service of and Mt Ogden to aid justice won out in competition with the spirit of the situation itself it is relatively sim the Thirty-thir- d L at six p D S wards d communist-leGreek Sunday ple The clan Twenty-sixt- h and m at nourthe been chapel have long On the national front we encountered last week a sur- guerrillas ished succored and directed from Jackson A grandson of the late Wilford across the border Their use has prising hatred of injustice The club in North Carolina been in the territories of the So- Woodruff the speaker is expected a pioneer theme said which refused to award a prize to a Negro because he was a viet Union's Balkan puppets Jugo- to preesnt ward slavia Albania and Bulgaria The John A Shaw Thirty-thir- d Negro changedits mind when the flood of indignation swept guerrilla movement by itself how- bishop The public is invited ever has been too weak to realize in upon it of the Kremlin — the ultimate The sister who testified against her brother declared the capture ofgoalGreece as a whole therefore began to the brother was a member of the Russian secret police a Reinforcements be assembled some time ago in the AVAILABLE NOW terror agency whose only law is the will of the dictator and form of an International brigade among the communist whose every action is in conflict with the dignity of the in recruited tjP parties of Europe on the pattern of foS'" P— the International brigade in Spain dividual and his rights to fundamental liberties Puppet States ADDING MACHINES Nearly every person shares this sister's hatred of the Three As was first revealed in this secret police system Russians hated it when the czars space rather recently the brigade Adds Subtracts Multiplies has gathered along the borders of had it Undoubtedly the Russians hate it today when Stalin the three Balkan puppet states It has it is now estimated to number ap4000 And it can of The sense of justice which inspires persons to become proximately course be greatly reinforced by the fired with indignation and perform acts in harmony with simple expedient of adding toAl-it of the large Jugoslav what we call our "better nature" undoubtedly is manifested units banian and Bulgarian armies in uniforms in Russia to a degree that causes the ruling regime to exKremlin the decision to the For has perience a sense of insecurity that is reflected in their for- send the brigade into action decias the been recognized long eign policy sion to declare overt hostilities of against the wretched semblance since built up order international the end of the war That decision WB-Bhas now apparently been 5" If you were an average passenger-ca- r members of the United owner here is American Balkan commission statt what you did among other things in 1946 You traveled Nations have been able partly to confirm the claims of the Athens govern9942 miles in the year and you purchased 665 nA the easiest to gallons of ment Two American observers gasoline obtaining nearly 15 miles to the gallon have actually watched help coming tne from across conPublic Roads administration obtained this information to the guerrillas fOR PROMPT critical the at border Jugoslav battle in collecting and analyzing figures about use of the y of a hard DELIVERY high- clusion of Washington meanIn the eyes ways while there is much more to the California led all states in the amount of gasoline used Greek problem than the mere dropin the long of the DEMONSTRATION for highway travel New York although it has more popula- ping Kremlin the which tease 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