| Show Washington Lain as second claw matter xsoortHn Entered at the poatofflce at Ogden 17 to Act of Congress Marco 8 1870 Member of The Aeaociatea trew umwu NEA Service and A B O Subeciipticm price $12? per month $1500 per year entitled to the use for republication of Credited exclusively to It or not otherwise credited in tfcls paper and all news Rq the local newa dStcht FRIDAY EVENING JULY 25 1947 Big "You're a Little Premature Aren't You?" Merry-Go-Rou- nd Fred Hartley of the house labor committee was speechless the other morning wheA Rep Ray Madden g slow-talkin- Indiana Democrat By Peter Edson aJnuary and what wasn't done NEA Washington Correspondent about them WASHINGTON July 25 (NEA) 1 Continue existing tax rates President Truman's mid-yeecoon that one by two vet-toewon (He nomic report is aimed more at Amand five votes) erican business and union labor 2 Reduce the public debt as leaders and the general public than it is at congress It points up four treasury surpluses become availuncertainties on the horizon: able (Congress tried to help on major 1 The possibilities of crop fail- that one by cutting the budget ures and their effect on food prices more than Truman liked) 2 The coal wage settlement and Continue rent control and pass its possible effects on wage rates a new housing program (They've ad industrial prices 3 The well pretty of trend sabotaged that) housing costs and upward 4 Raise minimum wage rate the downward trend of construction pretty slow on that) 4L The whole matter of foreign (Been 5 Increase social security beneeconomic policy fits (Not a chance Frozen) Senator Taft's joint congressional The first few of the committee on the economic report opening summaryparagraphs out that make ignored completely the president's everything is just dandy the way first message on the full employ- it is Recession has failed to mament act sent to the capitol last terialize! Sixty million employed January And In the committee's Record farm income Labor peace month of hearings on the economic Whopping profits Who could ask situation just concluded not one for anything more? witness was asked to comment on But then the report says you the Truman recommendations of six better look out All this prosperity months ago is being held up by temporary Instead the witnesses were alIt says they better be fixed lowed to ramble at will all over props before they collapse to bring Mm the business peaks and valleys and the recession they turned up unbelievably con-- f Crops Wages Houses Exports listing reports It says the crop situation all deFacts From White House on the weather and it doesn't pends The president's report on the propose that anything can be other hand is a completely factual about that If it does turn out done that appraisal of the present situation any crop is going to be short tt It is a handy little argument-set-le- r recommends that publicity camof 80 pages half text half paigns be organized to educate contables v' sumers on reducing consumption Slllli For congress the new report and not hoarding It does not propoints to short range recommenda- pose reintroduction of rationing untions made by the president last der OPA inter- a rlrcoH ar y "ayJ&&F ° who doesn't it gooa Dy Mad- good parades had been discussinc like ?en vT"TTi m Vo CIO's the o 0 our stanaaras ana gooa Dy xne owiei support for a Demo- cratic congressmanvictorious in 01 au Kinas ot worK amount vast A fellow from the big city something in de- of those parades work of organiza- fense of oSr went into the They rn - i1ruwe building tion in the first place down to the final disassembling of the floats All hands are entitled to receive warmest congratulations for a job well done The rodeo was good and there was plenty of it Gene fellow as Autry demonstrated that he was a mighty good well as excellent entertainer Ogden entertained a surprising number of visitors for the parades and rodeos and all of them doubtless agree thatThis performances lived up to the advertisements thereof is as it should be A community may disappoint itself in some of its endeavors and not much harm is done but it should strive with might and main to make good when it appeals for distant folk to come and participate Four Big Uncertainties See In Truman's Economic Report WASHINGTON-Chairm- an rupted Good Rodeo Parades no doubt about were m "iT"""": Anere was members know hL Madden smce feel toward each other and Hartlev "Every time he makes a ctofo ment about the y labor" biU his Senator Taft him'" c°"tinued our chairman decided the coal operators violating the law by their aarl ment with Mr Lewis Senator Taft as much as said our Taft-Hartle- co-spon- Mi£Whdth kn°W Wh8t hC Wk£S about Corrupt Practices "Now here's this s section— Senator Taft is readv to repeat it but our chairman still supports it or one a tired of Senator m Ogden made good kicking our chairman around Im sure our chairman knows as much about the law as Senator Taft does" Hartley by this time was grinSoon after the Japs occupied Burma in 1942 U Aung ning broadly—but he didn't care so much for the rest of Madden s reSan became a major general and minister of war in the marks "It seems to me that the two Japanese sponsored government of Burma a British de- sponsors of this bill have Presipendency lying on the eastern side of the Bay of Bengal proved by their actions thatalready Truman was correct in his Later he led the patriotic forces against the Japs and became dent veto message when he said the bill head of the anti-iasci- st league which dealt with the British was saturated with confusion and unworkable Of course completely under a when government in negotiations for I heard the veto message read I hardly thought the two constitution of the bill themselves sponsors Last week Aung San and six other members of the would hasten to prove the President correct who assassins council slain were Burma executive by Marshall Discusses Russia session was in council sprayed bullets while the Secretary of State Marshall exDispatches say that members of an opposition party pressed some significant ideas on tne foolishness of war with Russia are thought to be responsible for the killings and that one when he met with ten Democratic of the slayers has been shot by Aung San's private army congressmen last week He seemed be in complete agreement with United States had taken millions of but it seems plain that the complete story of what has and to Rep Toby Morris of Oklahoma dollars' worth of German patents is happening in Burma on the eve of its independence will who argued that the Communist As a matter of fact I talked to ideology would not be wiped out Stalin not immediately be available about that when I was in by military action Moscow later I told him it was shows us that Christian16 "History million persons living in Burma whose There are and he didn't pure and propaganda Mohammedism ity fought for it years and nothing was gained deny principal cities include those made famous by "On the Road 500 "Molotov knew It wasn't true either side" said the Oklahoma to Mandalay" These millions must now be in a consider- for he said it— and he knew I congressman That's about what when able state of unrest over developments thereby increasing would happen if war broke out knew it wasn't true" Why Men Hate the Oriental ferment stimulated by strife in Indonesia and now" The secretary of state agreed Warming to his subject Marshall the continuation of civil war in China not to mention the that 'fighting Communism is pretty talked at length about propaganda much like fighting shadows" Our He said that the war our delicate situation in India into Hindu and Moslem states troubles with the Russians he went troops in the during Pacific were out to The dawn doubtless will continue "to come up like on to say are not just a matter of kill The atrocities of the Bataan between our form of gov death march did that to them They thunder out of China" for a long time throughout this teem- rivalry ernment and theirs were out to get a Jap Much more important than poli nBP f" "But in the theatre ing" region tics as a difference between tie pv our troops never Europeanhated the really plained Secretary Marshall is their German soldier — until the end intense nationalism and of course They even admired his courage and tne critical economic situation in skill in the battle of the bulge and the near east Europe however small detachment of Between now and August 2 the American people will Marshall started to tell about ne- about 30 amen was by gotiations with Moscow now in German troops andcaptured machine-gunne- d read and hear a lot about the U S army air forces For progress but Rep Chet Holifield in cold blood One of the him August 1 is the fortieth anniversary of the air forces and stopped lived and was able to tell boys "Mr Secretary if these negotia what happened the occasion will become quite a birthday party the sponsor tions are secret" the "That story swept the American of which is the Air Force association a national organization congressman cautioned "ICalifornia think it lines like wildfire And from that would be better that you not tell point on every American soldier of air force veterans of both wars Mn us about them so we can't be held fought with doubled fury He One aspect of the birthday party in Utah will be the responsible in case they leak to toward the Germans the same way the press" our in the Pacific felt toward troops "open house" events and ceremonies at Hill Field to which By Fear of Police the Japs the public will stream to view exhibits and demonstrations "The Germans killed millions of Marshall smiled and agreed ReRussians civilians and soldiers in to his discussion Rusof turning A Lxtiw ui me air iorces aeciare tne American people sia he said it was a mistake to cold blood" Marshall continued must become and remain fully informed about the importthink of the Soviet Union as a "The—Russian people won't fortret and it's no wonder their 'police state completely dominated that ance of the army air forces in maintaining the held together by fear of the leaders don't find it hard to hold security of and secret police' People can be ruled them together" the United States for a time but such a To Illustrate Feelings by The theme of the August 1 ceremonies festivities and stateforce cannot hold together without Secretary Marshall told this a real morale and enthusiasm Tt story demonstrations will be: Air power is peace power partly to illustrate the feeltakes more than mere authority of the Russian people toward ing "In the army we know that a the Germans also to show why bad commander can't enforce his the American public should under V authority for long" continued the stand the Russian problem of rep secretary of state 'His men have arations Congress will be gone but not forgotten got to learn to trust him and rely "If take the outrage our him It is obvious that the troops you upon As house and senate prepare to over their thirty mur felt adjourn until next Jan- Russian people believe in their dered comrades in the bulge and uary committees are being set up to conduct investigations leaders that the millions mur by multiply "A lot of the things we read dered in Russia" Marshall or inquiries p these days as statements by Ruscan get some idea of "you Sometimes it is difficult to distinguish between an in- sian leaders at international con- how the Russians feel" are purely for home conThe secretary of state also com quiry and an investigation but it would seem that if con- ferences sumption as for instance the mented sadly on the failure of gress desires to expose something that already has happened ©barge by Mr Molotov that the congress to support him on his plan corrupt-practice- J Road to Mandalay -- —— — ——— —— —— —— spend two weeks in Buenos Aires this summer as a d "goodwill ambassador" — at the invitation (and incidentally the expense) of dictator Peron He was supposed to leave July 19 but couldn't run out on his congressional duties self-style- self-governm- ent Now he hopes to get away as soon as congress adjourns The Wisconsin Republican a bevigorous pro-Nafore Pearl Harborpropagandist says the purpose of his visit is: (1) to strengthen hemispheric solidarity and (2) convince Argentina that the people of America want sincere friendship O'Konski will be accompanied by a "a male secretary" secretary he adds hastily Note —Wonder If Peron knows the congressman was fined by the state of Wisconsin for income-ta- x evasion? zi for the "Voice of America" and cutting the ground from under the winning of Russian friendship Marshall in Washington' was the Russian reaction so how can we through propaganda depend on what he says? 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