Show Marshall fleceives Freedom Award Car Firms See i Shortage Steel in 1948 Oct WASHINGTON Tru-Luckm- an v rtmaVSg&tfi? -- post-wperiod to date will continue to plague the car factories through most of 1948 according to current thinking among the manufacturers One of the results will be that the industry probably will not turn out any more Vehicles next year Posthan the total of 1947 output somea for sibility that holds hope the unfilled what deeper cut intomore of next order bank is that will be assemblies probably year's vehicles passenger This year's production expected to fall only a little under the 5ju00000 unit level will include close to 1200000 trucks and ar a meeting uled J"""d"£fde was sched- - Canada Lifts Lid Off Many Items whether today be dropped should poultryless days nSSbSfrlffi" commit- - n??op°Uaycu?turnal department official has predicted that poultry-be droppea Hove win — MWJ w — — Answers Fire Call fire department today answered city a call to Twenty-sixt- h an and Grant where TnWn Reickert of Del- wi co Idaho had caught fire from a """' leaking carburetor reported coaches Two New Models There is another consideration involved in the car manufacturers aggreestimate that next year's to exceed gate output is not likely that of this year— the probability that many of the motorcar makers will crowd two new model intro- the 1948 calendar ductions into ' of the producers planning (Many 1948 model presentations between win aisu oe Jan 1 ana to counting upon a change-ove- r 1949 cars before next year's end It has been said in many quarters t$o that where two model changes are planned for next year it will be the 1949 models that will embrace engineering adthe more important I vances More 8 engines are a very definite prospect for the cars to be Unless brought out a year hence some unexpected revisions are made in current planning Oldsmo-bjl- e and some other General Motors 8 divisions certainly will have comof the higher ppwer plants pression type By that time too but tle automatic transmissions of rhost of the car makers will be in as "opproduction and available tional equipment" — at extra cost one of the most heated heard in commission chambers in months when he accused a reporter of misrepresenting the mayor's position and actions regarding the nursing program When Commissioner Welch intervened he and the mayor engaged in a verbal clash that ended with Welch walking out of the meeting In substance the mayor contended the nursing service had even never been withdrawn though the state board of healtha had said the opposite and that reporter had failed to make this articles point clear in two recentirked beRomney was particularly cause he said the newspaper achad given the impression OTTAWA Oct 22 (AP)— Canada counts Welch and others had "made him today knocked the price ceilings out to be a liar" "I'm sorry this whole thing off meat and meat products oats disbarley and screenings and continued subsidies for grain used "Bank" on "EUBANK" in livestock feeding For Your A decontrol order issued last night narrowed the field of items INSURANCE NEEDS still under price ceilings to a handPhone 9631 Eccles Bldg ful of essentials such as rents sugar fats oils and wheat lu3 go mia-sprir- Secretarv of Stale Rmrrn C Marshall (left) receives the annual r reeoom awara oi Freedom 'House from Bernard M Baruch (right) last year's recipient at a dinner at ine noiei commodore in New York wo unserving its sixtn anniver At center is Dr Harry D Gideonse president of Freedom nouse sary at tne dinner "" rg Thomas Says Committee's Files List 79 Communists V-- i rf snhversive ac WASHINGTON Oct 22— (UP) — Actor Robert Taylor said to- tivities by at least 79 film capital day that the Communist party personalities and ox communist should be outlawed and its memespionage From Paul V McNutt special bers sent "to Russia or some other unpleasant place" The counsel for the motion picture inat handsome actor object of admirdustry came a countertheblast house scores of from female the investigating body ing glances activifans in the jammed house caucus committee on room told the house He declared it has become ties activities committee that he apparent that its purpose is "to sever would act or otherwise try to dictate and control through work with a Hollywood commuthe device of hearings what goes nist even if it meant the end of on the screens of America" his career Rep Thomas (RN J) chairman "I would fire every last one of the house group told a news of them if I were in a position conference the evidence of espionto do so" he said age will be developed next week Earlier he had declared at hearWASHINGTON Oct 22 (AP)-Cong- ress ings that the committee has demembers inquiring intc veloped "a very complete record" Hollywood reds asserted today they on 79 persons in Hollywood who V-- long-predict- "not-quite-r£a- ed an un-Ameri-- —— — it Production Lines DETROIT Oct dy 23 — TAP) —Pro duction lines at the Kaiser-Fraze- r auto plant in Willow Run were kept operating today with a shipment of steel sheets flown from a Pittsburgh mill I Six airplanes carried the 500 steel sheets needed for body tops and motor hoods The steel came from the Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp Kaiser-FrazOfficials said the would avert a temporary shipment n even though the steel flbwn to Willow Run is only about of a normal day's requirements Kaiser-Frazmeantime Corp ported a third quarter net profit $8277308 equal to $174 a share V The profit offset losses incurred during the first !six months of the year to produce a net profit for the h period of $6089269 -- 25-t- on r er Beef $3 a Pou nd on the Hoof shut-dow- ds er 3 j the Lbor trouble today disturbed of three of solemn tranquility Shanghai's largest Buddhist tern-piTemple jahitors and attendants attacked and beat their demanding pay raises and hialf the proceeds from the sale of joss es ab-bpt- Prices Hiked Soap Oct 22 CINCINNATI ts er (AF) — intriguing story of Cleopatra l they one where an admirer praised the ou-tshe of two of her pearls whereupon ana wine dropped one into a glass of have done hardly drank it She would after-eatinPJi-Thosg this had she suffered who are distressed with stomacn or ulcer pains indigestion gas pais bloat ana sensationexcess heartburn burning acta by other conditions caused should try Udga Get a 25c box of'UOga Tablets from your druggist 2m and must convince or returnMONEY BACKYOUR DOUBLE get An e ist I UGBT UNDERHOOD 1 I 1 1S95 LIGHT Reg 98c JJ goes on antomatically when Heavily Supreme od Is raised MORE THAN 150 ITEMS SLASHED BUY AND SAVEI si HERE IN PRICE ARE A FEW Reg WRENCH SET Reg 695 V4-in- ch A Steering Wheel Spinners Dual Rail Grill Guard Universal Seal Beam Headlight Auto Baby Seat' 549 set Auto Wedge Cushion y DeLuxe Pump Iron Board Cover Set Jumbo Hamper Steel Buck Saw ist anti-commun- Proctor & Gamble announced to-dlay an increase of six per cent in the wholesale price of soaps and soaD oroducts and a three per cjsnt rise in vegetable shortening Commissioner Saunders remained out of the argument Could Cleopatra Drink a Pear! With Stomach Ulcer Pains? SPECIAL! - anti-commun- — tinued" - Metro-Goldwyn-May- nine-mont- Trouble in Temples SHANGHAI Oct 22 (UP) have engaged in subversive activities Case of Bomber Data Thomas said the evidence of espionage will be brought out when the committee inauires more fully into yesterday's testimony that communists tricked a test pilot into divulging secret information on a Supersonic bomber rWe have a large additional amount of material not developed Thomas said referring yesterday" to testimony of Screen Writer John C Moffitt that a theatrical agent persuaded Chalmers "Slick" Good-li- n to furnish information on the army's XS-- 1 plane Goodlin was test pilot and was employed by the company (Bell) that made the plane Moffitt's story was that John Weber head of the literary depart ment of the William Morris theat rical agency in Hollywood tricked Goodlm into giving information on the bomber Weber denied In Hollywood Moffitt's charges and called them "malicious invention" Air force officers here depre cated the information Goodlin might have on either the theory or mechanics of the plane Spectators Await Taylor McNutt called a news conference after a forenoon committee hear in at which James K McGuin ness a writer and executive of was the witness A part of the questioning of Mc- Guinness concerned with whether the movie industry should produce pictures Mc- it had said believed he Guinness a "moral obligation" to produce such pictures Addressing the reporters McNutt asked: "How would your editors like to be told what should be put on the editorial page?' He said he was referring especially tb the suggestion that the picindustry make tures Whether such pictures should be made and when they should be made he said should be left to the industry to decide Spectators packed the big hearing room many of them women drawn by the expectation that Actor Robert Taylor would testify before the day's end al money" Charges Political Motive "The only reason you butted in was for political reasons" the mayor countered "This is my department and you should have stayed very out of the whole thing I comobligingly gave the press a to why the meeting plete story as called and you then wasn't being statement prepared a typewritten that kicked me in the face and made me appear to be the one who was disrupting the healtn program" Welch retorted there "was never a reason why the service should be endangered and it is a fact that I talked with Dr Bigelow and was told the program had been discon- ffl 1 yfear jhyo-thir- Wrangle on Health Matter grSei Continues in Commission Food Conservation dent tomet with mittee man's cabinet food co"h wiSdom In a day to get its report hursdays David S sharp argument Mayor Romnev sioner Harold L Welch today reP3Tghne cabinet hashed events leading up to a com K3SLta: mission meeting Tuesday at which P0n-savin- g program an additional sum was appropriated to continue the public nursing Luckman intends to service to Dec 31 Z ft SmSStee after The mayor opened the dispute the feetVlgV a formS meeting d i mm J Wilkie Associated Press Automotive Editor I DETROIT Oct 22— (AP)— Shortages of sheet steel which have on a kept the automobile industry stop-and-basis for most of the Bv (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 22 1947 Poultryless Day Verdict Delayed of came up" Welch said but I felt I had a right to say something and that you should have agreed to call an emergency meeting Saturday to appropriate the addition- THE25DEN Fold-Awa- G VALUE! 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