Show The Weather For Temperatures oeriod ending at 24-ho- ur pm Sunday MaxMin MaxMtof City 571 Phoenix 77 361 Poca tell© 88 50 Portland partly cloudy afternoons with than showers extreme southeast portion today and Tuesday Not much Chan ire in tpmnpritnrc M h ttiri r iftxeept near 105 in Utah's WScto Low Tuesday morning 55- - Los Angeles 92 lis 88 Whnr ft loon OR New Tork -- eighth Year— No Legion Slat At Reds as i Confab Ends V New Hampshire Man Elevated To Commander dS OGdI The United Press The Asodatd Press U NEW YORK Sept 1 CFJ The American Legion ended it 29th annual convention JF Sunday night after adopting BEfmilitant program against New Light Stays Lit Even Alter It's fumed Off CITY -- UTAH SEPTEMBER MONDAY EVENING I W7 NBA Servtco AP Service 16 rom Sea West of AlasJca Army Fliers Rescued F UN Aids Ask Partition Sept 1 (UP) — Have trouble finding the bed after ypu've turned off the Then Western Electrics latest invention is just for ydf The firm announced that it has developed an electric light that stays on long enough after the switch is turned off for a person to undress and climb into bed A few seconds later Presto! The light goes off The company also has a clock to make life easier on arising It's an alarm clock that simultaneously wakes a sleeper up turns on his radio heats his cofCHICAGO X sV ' j - "r ' ' LAKE SUCCESS N Y Sept 1 (UP)—End of the British mandate in Palestine and division of the Holy Land into RIO DE JANEIRO crash-land- ed late today that the communists had " Attack on High Prices Reveals Kansan Cracks Truman's Campaign Strategy Down on U S Civil Service "" all-da- four-part- ar j jlr 6000-wor- pen-ttf- i -- te anti-cor- H Delaying Tactics Charged by Utah In Rate Hearings Gift-Ha- rt (D-F- la on l-'h- -- e (R-Ne- v) mi-illor- ity com-mitte- e ubber-JWatampi- ng j two-hou- Bt se Taft-Hartl- ey with-'Jhel- ! f nt de-rSftn- se Anti-Commun- ist pre-heari- ng V Agreement Nears On Ruhr Mining Anglo-Americ- mid-Decemb- er five-thir- ty eight-fiftee- an six-fifte- en non-vetera- ns Defender oi Eataan Lays Aside Amy Uniform Alter 45 Years vice-command- ers Society Matron Drowns in Lake K Sept 1 (AP) — termed it "incredible" today that federal payrolls should contain 911119 temporary and war service employes nearly two years after war's end The chairman of the house civil service committee said that despite a 15 per cent cut in appropriations for the fiscal year which began in July the number of civilian government workers drooped "less than two ner cent" from June The number in July Rees added was 2088980 compared with 2- e 129566 in June and the of 3770000 in June 195 peak The Kansan "s statement de scribed as "noor management" the y "not substantial" drop m federal employment adding: Eye? Deficient y Funds "It Is apparent the agencies are relying upon their past success in securing huge deficiency appropri ations later in the fiscal year Th fallacy of this procedure will be demonstrated when tne oericiency requests are made" (Deficiency appropriations are those made late in the fiscal year to cover expenses above those provided for in regular appropriation bills Except in a few instances the Republican - dominated 80th congress cautioned government agencies against running over the amounts allotted them) Still Many "Temporaries Saying that the number of war service and temporary employes still holding jobs represents 44 per cent of the total Bees declared "The executive branch is making little progress toward the reduction of the wartime federal pay- WASHINGTON Rep Rees (R-Ka- n) war-tim- June-to-Jul- roll" He said the civil service commission requested government agencies "without success to find employment for nearly 10000 loyal qualified and efficient career 82 87 8S 102 5' George Louis 90 44 w Cattl 32 75 72 64 Washington 87 Inter-Americ- an w t six-thir- ty inter-Americ- an r Bulletin Cruiser Boy xplodes Hurt wiaeiy-Movieto- b -- get vuidi vjraoies ne LONDON Sept 1 (AP)-r-Beca- use of the British dollar shortage Great Britain has stopped buying food from the United States "for ftni 1 TflV 'XI 7! rowJ munoici ine Unmt oeiug IT Strachey disclosed last night Speaking in Dundee Scotland a fpw hours after 12000 Yorkshire coal miners heeded a plea by Fuel Minister Emanuel Shinwell and 1 mm 3 e TtrKfAk wllr-kiT'f- r Saul gan three weeks ago Strachey declared: "We can manage if necessary for some time without buying food from that source" Britain has depended on the United States ever since wartime days for a considerable variety of food such as wheat canned foods drtjfdt Purchases have ejffS and fruit been dwindling along with the American loan said imports of cotton tolfeccbr mathiiiery and some other taies would items from the £hirw11 in his nlea to the Strik ing Yorkshire miners said was "hanging on a thread "If anything else goes wrong in week Britain the miners' five-da- y and statutory holidays with pay will not be worth anything" he dec 1st r tti how-evDespite Shinwell's pleas 4000 other miners voted to continue their walkout which the National Union of Mineworkers has termed a wildcat affair Those who voted to stay out included walkout beean when the men St-ach- ey er a riav instead of 21 At the same time another threat to coal deliveries developed The executive council of the clerical and administrative workers calledcol-a strike for Sept 8 of its 10000 liery office employes The strike was designated as a protest against coal board delay in setting up negotiating machinery Wil- 1 wound in the today with a bullet back reportedly inflicted Sunday at eight p m at the Batt home by a 22 calibre rifle in the hands of his wife Mrs Thelma Waters Batts 30 according to Chief of Police Mac D Robinette Batts shot below the left shoulder blade just was reported in serious but not critical condition Chief Robinette said at noon no charges had been filed and that he would make a complete investigation before issuing a statement After the shooting Mrs Batts ran to the home of her brother Alvin Waters where the two called an ambulance and peace officers Mrs Batts then gave herself up to Deputy Sheriff Leo Cottam and John I Johnson and Harry Smith police officers Labor Day Weekend Accident Climbs Near 250 Record By The Associated Press accidental death toll was near The Labor day week-en- d three-day 250 as the last day of the holiday began today Death had scythed 170 motorists from the highways since six p m Friday 36 persons had drowned and 39 been killed in miscellaneous accidents putting total fatalities '2£5L England Halts Purchases of American Food Brigham Man Is Wounded in Back Holiday Holds Up BRIGHAM CITY Sept 1— liam Batts 39 Brigham City was GI Bond Cash in Cooley memorial hospital here em- r at Sept 1 (AP)—President an President Eurico Gaspar Dutra reached the docks half an hour before Mr Truman's big plane came down Lorn a clear sky to the airport across the bay from the city Bands played martial mu sic and troops smartly stood at attention along the route of the pres A ident this was business as usual There morning but employes were promised they could leave at noon to witness the U S president's arri val in his big plane the Indepen dence The plane is too large for the municipal Santos Dumont air port It landed at the military air drome of Ponta Do Galeao across Guanabara bay Official Visit to Dutra From the dock the two presidents with their wives traveled 20000 through streets lined with Brazilian soldiers to the U S embassy where President Truman will take up residence until Friday after which hee will move to La for the residence Ranjeiras pala-dignitaries vi ting Brazil Tonight President Truman will pay an official visit to President Dutra at Catete palace That was the only official item on today's calendar Tomorrow President Dutra will call for Truman as the embassy a m (EST) and at wui nwwr w tiie getner mey mountain resort at Quitandirjfoa where the U S president will sneak to the hem final isphere defense conferencjs a m session at about eight- Host Aboard Missouri At noon he will host to con- at- - luncheon ference delegates aboard the bat eship Missouri now anchored Guanabara bay Later in the moon he will be present when he hemisphere de- fense treaty fafted at Quitandinna is signed a ty palace home - f of Brazil s foreign ministry Rio was colorfully decorated for President Truman's arrival with huge red white and blue posters bearing fhe slogan "Hail Truman"dispalyjld in the downtown section -i- n-force 1 j Galeao airport here at Truman land at Ponta two forty-seve- n p in eastern p m (twelve forty-seve- n standard time) today and thousands of Brazilians lined the streets to welcome him Mr Truman will spend a week in Brazil and address defense conference the closing session of the at Quitandinha Brazilian and United States flags flwtterea from aimosi every lamp post along the main street of Rio De Janeiro the Avenida Rio Branco ployes including many veterans who were displaced by the reduction program" The commission reported to his committee several days ago he added that its efforts to "displac war service and temporary appoui eea by career employes were wit h- out result particularly in the Wi &Sfh ington area" Situation 'Inexcusable "This is inexcusable" Rees id "and I am directing the co: mmfttoa staff to investigate the sit wfcaa immediately to re-- e refusal Through these career employes whi ploy re- taming nearly a million wa serv ice and temporary appointeds the agencies are endangering th civn service merit system ex"Many of these efficient perienced displaced careeT employes are losing their sjavings homes and faith in their government They are becoming bitter and disillusioned ' ' The temporary and! war service workers were hired without the usual civil service examinations Brazil m Latin-Americ- 9' Inter-America- n Jerusalem and surrounding polled 1082597 of the total of towns including Jesus' birthplace 4993683 counted votes —a result of Bethlehem would not be inwhich even the communists' allies cluded in either of the two states said was achieved by fraud The but would be administered persucceeded Paul H Griffith of returns were said to be virtually manently as a trusteeship byathe Uniontown Pa on Mardebate the for complete U If Except shall plan and on housing the fina2 The information ministry had Admission of 150000 displaced WASHINGTON Sept 1 (UP)—Tlfe Truman adminisy business session of the conannounced earlier y that the Jews into the Jewish part of Pales- tration vention consisted largely of contoday unfolded a portion of its 148 political strategy government coalition of the tine during the two-yevention approval of hundred? of interim to win the labor vote by attacking high prices and pushing resolutions and committee reports communists social democrats small period also was recommended In which opposition to communism holders and national welfare legislation favored by unions peasants had Comment Reserved both at home and in the interna tional sphere was the dominant polled 63 per cent of the ballots jjfeploaiats reserved comment on Truman's bid for the labor vcrte which the late cast Sunday for a new parliament document until they have the President Roosevelt won regularly was timed for labor's The same note figured in Stas Ate Released Figures s canThe sen' remarks announced d ty to study the T jtraditional holiday didate for the Republican presian information minis- report Although It came amid angry battle cries dential nomination rising on the try spokesman had said earlier no The report will go to the of union leaders for repeal of the Convention floor to speak against a later vote totals would be anassembly of the 55 United minority report of the Legion's for- - nounced because 'the people are ley act and a political said: relauons committee in interested only eign percentages" the Nations when that body convenes action program in 1948 that will foreign office did give the totals Queens on Sept 16 xvi o Plans for Europe jpFlushing unseat those congressmen Who The office said the demo AJtwo-thircvote of the assembly n "There are two plans for Eur cratic foreign s party an voted for this law people pe One is the Marshall plan The f munist group headed by Istvan is required for action on the recLabor's position was strongly er is the communist plan 11 Barankovics a devout Catholic ommendations backed by Sen Claude Pepper oppose the Marshall plan for was second with 804950 votes The A tDdponty report signed by will in three separate Labor day then ?an recovery you small holders which polled 57 per three dissenting members of the re consent and aid to the com- - cent of the votes in the eleclast SALT LAKE CITY Sept 1 (APJ speeches in Florida Pepper called committee — Iran tion was third with 757082 fol India and special — to The Utah state department of pub- on the American people "to dedi Yugoslavia objected The majority report supporting lowed by the democrat party with the and industrial development cate themselves anew o of the Land and Holy licity partition Marsh all phan was adopted and the Hungarian ommended instead a federated charged today that eastern steel the shackles of this viciousbreaking ' Sen jazua Malone act and George penaent party with 718193 firms are attempting to delay a who led the argument for the vote was the Jew-maAmerican on rate Geneva the steel n decision establish larger Arab restoring working and euannp"nced said the reprtt had was the 4717256 ballots cast in ish state?separate to eovem nf case now pending before the inter- man and woman to a new dignity majority the last election when the com fairs mt would place theWl and a new level of living govern- - state commerce commission the state department" and munis tst were not in power to answer an R of the entire country in fhe in The department Speaking at Orlando Wildwood Jt£ts report was based "on the theory ox a ICC a the filed with and Aug 24 Daytdna Beach Pepper said Per Cent legislature 20 petition American fflJlSat money alone will stop com-- Reds Get Mill the law was forced one the chamber Rolling by repregiving equal aounism" The minority report The information O on of and The selfish and on Middleton the to the nation sentation Jews and ministry Arabs company by the approved of advancing basis of 1339957 votes in the gov- other Co Kansas Kpiowever Steel few Sheffield the fact that City speaking greedy there reflecting y to foreign nations pro-- ernment count asserted that the are twice as many Arabs as Jews filed a document covering its views the Republican party" Hethrough V Ipome funds said it vided "the credit and economic in- - communists polled 24 per cent the n Palestine with the ICC - 1 the purchasing powers "strangles were States" United of the Social Democrats 18 the small iegrity of the workers and is contrary The majority report was signed Not Involved in Case not jeopardized holders 15 and the national peas- in Geneva to the sentiments of democracy Switzerland repreby The delegates adopted the ants eight per cent The opposition sentatives of Canada CzechosloW H ett are the only bulwarks against Prick that Prepared by defense committee report democratic peoples party was cred- vakia Guatemala for flood! of communism in the consultant the the NetherThe transportation d secrets atomic be that 20 per cent ited l4irgingfrom with to answer Peru the lands world" and Sweden objected department Uruguay "any nation friendly or Even the communists' allies the Australia did not sign either re- the two eastern firms' request to N A M Braises Labor of social and adoption urging Democrats combroaden the ICC hearing on reaccused the jotherwise'' port W universal military training by a munists of duced rates for shipment of Genvote their On the jother side of the fence obtaining by Worked 77 Days 'special session of congress Appoint-'Bfle- fraud Other coast to eva Pacific steel National Association of Manu opposition the points parties of a presidential advisory said the communists who conto include all destinations in Cal- facturers took a more restrained The committee which been had to civilian organize giicommittee trolled virtually all trucks and working on the tough Palestine ifornia Oregon and Washington on tone praising labor and saying against atomic attack was other means of travel had cast problem for 77 days also recom- rails of Southern Pacific or Atchi- merely that it is better off today m recommended between 500000 and 1000000 mended that until independence son Topeka and Santa Fe railways than it was before the war J"false votes" The communists re- for the two new The firms requested broadening Government and labor leaders Agenda states has been con- were scheduled to develop their in of the hearing at a kind plied Britain accusing conattained Great opposition should Outlawing the communist party of plural voting tinue to administer Palestine for ference in Denver Aug 7 and 1948 objectives further in Labor com-- i parties Pkps a political party barring of and were seconded by Bethlehem Steel day events today the U N a munists from public housing and its subsidiaries and opWilliam Green A F L A bitter fight when the report Co amendment denying y'constitutional Co the was due topresident the Geneva Steel was billed posed address what by before the goes as "a of vaid general assembly bill rights guarantees Kaiser steel and Labor was as plant dar's respondent the most observers biggest predicted by defense in court to a charge of proA hearing is set on the in Municipal stadium Chicagorally railroads at were Arabs to said be of the govunanimously overthrow moting the case for at San L O m (EDT) G rep with the displeased majority ernment" were endorsed President Murray wa slated port The JeVish agency for Pales- Francisco A minority report from the housThe PID answer said in effect to speak Philip in Kansas at a 1 tine WASHINGTON to meeting already resigned (UP)— partition that the eastern firms are not inSept ing committee supporting the n at of Moi the The p m was well Land City Holy commission bill in fairly housing convolved in rate case the for Labor of up to satisfied (EDT) Uhderseceretary with the work out a formula attempting report congress brought the first roll call for sideration since the document David A Sorse was scheduled to increasing coal production in 1b Although Britain will continue said vote they "are not in position to speak ovef the Columbia Broadadminister Palestine during the Ruhr was reported toShe minority report was reject- the German the Pacific coast with anysupply to be p m near final agreement interim period the report specified system at and approval was giv- day ed 2796-72- 2 thing like its requirements for iron casting EDT en to the majority report calling American as well as British offi- that she may call one or more and steel articles" Mr Truman tipped his hand on cials are convinced that Ruhr coal U N members into the adminisfor election of all 1948 legislation propart of the from public housing projects and production is the key to European tration — posing the likelihood that No Notice Received Will present to congress he gram for priority for veterans in all fu- economic recovery and vital to suc- the British will ask for United It also called attention to the in January! cess of the Marshall plan States aid in dollars and troops ture public housing projects "fact that the involved rates from message He said in a Labor new was the commander 0Nett Geneva became effective April 1 released in advance day that among elected unanimously after his three 1947 subject to further investiga- "must" for congress rivals withdrew before the first roll tion Since that time and until the "early inlegislation its next session" will be had been completed The trend prehearing conference in Denver" proposals to broaden the social seof the voting showed that he would the PID said "no notice was rea have had system establish an ademajority The other ceived from petitioners (the eastern curity health insurance system innominees were S Perry Brown of quate steel firms) with respect to issues crease the minimum wage rule and Beaumont Tex iToseph J Malloy raised in their petition It there- restore to the labor department all Washington DJCL and Martin V fore appears that postponing the government functions relating to Ohio Middletfcwn Coffey until after further procedure the welfare of labor filing SAN ANTONIO Texas Sept 14 New Vice in the proceeding had been ar— orty-fiv- e distinof for is indicative of further High Prices Assailed iAf) years ranged Elected by acclamation as na guished service in the were effort the army by petitioners to delay were Al tional Secretary of Labor Lewis B a memory today for Jonathan determination of issues in Schwellenbach oniy prompt of A Cree Rich bert delivered the blast Rutland Vt: M Wain wright who was retired the present investigation" ard B Ott of Ritzviile Wash Roy last at night in a radio high prices yesterday at ceremonies at Fort was the first Barnes of White Lakes S D Jo- Sam It (Mutual) speech Houston here a utterance seph White of College Park Ga top adminby public The gallant defender of Bataan and Myron Renick of Fayetteville the recent since official istration aside his uniform for fufti V The Rev Frank L Harring- (laid Mr Truman that planned report as he began his civilian life in ton of Butte Mont was named his "moral another campaign pressure" home Fiddler's Green" in the national chaplain to try to "talk down prices" ONeil a member of the Lesion's heart of a fashionable residential COLORADO Schwellenbach hit back at critics SPRINGS Colo Americanism commission for 12 oistrict near Fort Sa m Houston 1 (AP)— Mrs Ruth Sinclaire said the administration had who Sept today he is chairman 56 prominent Colorado Springs so- lifted wage controls too soon after years saia in nis oriel acceptance of Beginning the board of directors of the speech that he had "become a tar- Homond ciety matron was found drowned the end of the war He said wage Food Stores and the Alaget for my stand against commun- mo Sheriff Charles controls were continued to Feb yesterday stock farm here and vice presism M Holland Deputy 1947 but that congress had said in the same lake must recognize he said ident of the Acme Sash Window PWemere on her estate where her grand- ruary lifted price controls "generally are also other subvers-m- Balance company Los Angeles "that 1946 drowned June daughter recently elements in this great country Y5frday Gov Beauford JesHe lashed out at what he ca Acting Coroner Harry Blunt said am v no would xaxe advantage of the ter offered him a position on the the to effort to place full respojhsi "the have drowning appeared uon 10 undermine the nation new Texas "good neighbor" coman accident and that there bility on labor for been price jncjp must ever be alert We must mission to further goodwill "I resent the widespread effort probably would be no inquest j rove our democracy so it can among "our help friends Holland said Mrs Sinclaire's that has been made to shoulder the id and will stand against them" below the Rio Grande" was found floating in the lakebudy for increaajed responsibility WAT m doughboy n World by war 1 O'- Wainwrights career as a miliher daughter-in-laMrs Morgan exclusively upon the baj£ks of prices those Weil was assigned to secret intelli tary man was ended late yesterSinclaire mother of the drowned who work he said gence missions with both the army day at Arthur MarArthnr tM grandchild Jamie 2 and navy during World war H Be- where he bid his troops farewell i Holland said Mrs Sinclaire was tween the wars he worked on the in a touching aHHrocc the divorced wife of Reginald SJn Mirror and later the Janchester Union claire an oil man who lives on a Maj Gen John T C!nn1ter who and Leader then succeeded him as commander of SSchesterxne late becretary of the the Fourth armv until Rot IK owned by EN cd 2 njoox He was when Navy JPTans General T Thomas Handy assumes command read messages police chief in 1940 AKL a Sept 1 (UP) —The of tribute at the review from BROOKLYN Sept 1 (AP)— young son M Al waiaron Wainw right Jonathan and General The National league leading known F ie?1nLD Tniman AI newsreel separate convention of Dwight Eisenhower ca defeated the merman Brooklyn Dodgers when Mrs Kuth as killed today legion auxiliary detold of jester 0 5 to Wainwright's in a Waldron's or rjtceisior Minn tirement orders and delivered his Philadelphia Phils was fense of the cruiser bin exploded Labor day morning game that three miles ff shore Philippines against farewell address national president without the overwhelming strength of the The coast This is not sjp ipeeasion" he attracted so many customers the ard said waldron riot sqnad was called out and another police said hilH moro iniiirfl "at and slowly deliberately The t wnrral's handle wo farp the throng trying to They weJnsLhed to a hospital in (Continued on t'acr i tColumn as he read his own re- tickets ONeil now chief of police o£ his home city Manchester N H is a veteran of both world wars and a former newspaperman He 7 HOLIDAY EDITION PAGES : Hungarian Poll Favors Reds Fraud Alleged 106 87 84 S3 U S President Will Visit DutraV Tonight and Address Delegates To Meet Tuesday Majority Paper Suggests Arab Apd Jew States fee and then turns it off when it is brewed W 93 On Completion oi Mr Hop Palestine Of 72: St 64 St 7 10 Brazilians Crowd Streets Of Rio io Greet Truman separate Arab and Jewish states — to become fully independent Sept 1 1949 — were recommended today in a maV S 8 Achenar rescues nine men from an army PBY that Landing craft from a navy eargotheship Pribilof in group west of Alaska The men pulled from the icy waters of island at the United St George report jority Stassen of Minnesota in supand shock of 30 minutes in the ocean (AP Wirephoto for treatment exposure after recovered receiving BUDAPEST Sept 1 (AP)— The Nations special committee on from U S navy Marshall for of the plan port Hungarian foreign office asserted talestlnefll aiding Europe Kttmmunism electing James yfc CNeil as nationala com talk mander and hearing By former Gov Harold E j Butte Cheyenne 80 65 Provo Chicago 89 58 Reno Denver 76 55 Rock Springs Detroit Grand Jet 91 60Salt Lake Las Vegas 106 75 San FrnciCO i i 55 Ok la 63 Omaha 87 Ogden Albuquerque 94 84 Boise i The National Safety Council had predicted a total motor accident toll of 250 for the long week-en-d The air age was reflected in the figure of 39 miscellaneous accidents —11 of the deaths occurred in small plane crashes Four were killed in Idaho plane crashes Michigan home state of the automobile industry led the nation in number of automobile accident deaths with 16 Texas followed with Jfel fatalities and California and New York with 11 WASHINGTON Sept 1 (AP- )- This is the day the law says nearly their terminal pay bonds axil tne aDor aay nonaay means it will be tomorrow before they can actually begin turning them into spending money The GI newspaper Army Times predicted that more than 6500000 requests for payment would be made totaling $1350006000 That would mean only about $480000-00- 0 worth of bonds would be held to draw interest at two and one-ha- lf per cent Announcing the final results of a poll among its readers the paper said slightly over one fifth of those who plan to cash their bonds will use the money —$273915000 — to pay current debts Home payments will account for 127 per cent or $171450000 medical bills 11 per cent or $149985-00- 0 and insurance 109 per cent or $147285000 Clothing furniture home repairs education autos refrigerators and "miscellaneous account for percentages ranging downward from nearly 10 per cent to 45 per cent The bonds can be cashed only by banks and other approved financial institutions and only by the veterans to whom they were issued Veterans not known to the banks must provide identification All Idaho Fires Under Control BOISE Ida Sept 1 CUP)— All forest and range fires in western Idaho were under control today A fire that swept through 1000 acres of brush and timber land about 15 miles north of Anderson Ranch dam was controlled yesterday and the fire fighters have been withdrawn G T Smith Boise national forest fire dispatcher said The grazing service reported no new fires |