Show 'Scram' Fair Enough A iTaft's Foreicrn Pnlirv in By Westbrook Pegler State of Transition d at the pustoince t Ogdeo 2JEOTBLS??Ma Press (Copyrighl9d47ByKifPMtures ict ol Congress Marcla a 1879 Member 01 ioe WE Service ancJ ABO' i NEW YORK Oct 24 t u atity 'nttop price jl2fl pet month: tl500 pcT yer L Horch the reinnl1 fhe Associated Pres U exclusive! entitled Itp credited In thisw££2 fJid director of the department ofgcom-merc- e all newt dispatches credited to It or not otherwise has resigned from the gov also the local news —— — OtoB the second of two dis- analyzing Senator Taft's ideas on domestic and foreign may be factors in ilSUesnhich 1948 the erpments employ after nine vears He was an appointee first anri last of FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 24 1947 Henry Wallace who en countered him in the mystical e of Nicholas Roerich the Ori ental guru pundit or Wallace planted Horch in several The engineers economists and other professional and positions in the departments of agriculture and commerce technical specialists vho produced a rather weighty docu- he carried on unknown to thewhere uen eral public until he came into of Utah" ment entitled "Power Requirements Survey State prominence a few months ago these dispatches as an enumerate Utah's present resources and the present use through American public official possessing great powers who had testibeing mude of the resources Then they say: fied that he formerly reearnVH as God "Because of the large increase in the state's industrial Roerich Roerich was atAlmighty last still a Russian apparently reports industrial state's economy on cordial II the war world during plant terms the Kremlin Tf will be ojn a considerably higher level than in pre-wyears" alive hewith probablv is a Russian still J Theb they assert that if Utah's agriculture is to expand xie vaiusneu mio India several he Was not an years ago and its farm population assured of good times more irriga- American Although citizen Wallace picked him to lead an expedition of Am1 tion projects must be developed erican scientists employed by the The report states that it as feasible to develop irrigation department of agriculture in search of grass seed and sent him his projects by 1970 which will provide a full water supply for way to Manchuria China andonMon360000 cres and a supplemental supply to 400000 acres golia without the knowledge or consent of the state department now watered but not supplied with enough water to produce Wallace Against Him maxhnuhi production While Roerich was in the field in the Orient he committed so many to electric new these Resigning produce projects By indiscretions that the expedition turned power ajs well as water for irrigation the report shows the blew uphim and Wallace That was when he state will gain power needed if the electrolytic industries against vanished are to be developed and the sale of power will help to pay Horch had put up a fortune to stake Roerich and to feuild the i for the new water supplies Oriental Lamasery of Riverside drive New York which was the and much how us tells growth prosperity Thj report of the cult He too Utah my iijoy provided we make use of all of our re- headquarters now turned on Roerich He held Roerich's power of attorney and sources in these words: he appeared as a witness "It is estimated that 12 hydroelectric plants in Colo- yet against Roerich in proceedings brought by the bureau of internal rado riyer basin and the Central Utah irrigation project revenue for income taxes and pena of Roerich 788000 about never returned for alties installed kilowatts total capacity having the court trials although he did kilo-watts jand fuel electric plants having a capacity of 120000 have counsel Horch also managed vKll be required by 1970 to meet the power require to throw the rest of the faithful IV ou of their quarters in the hive on the drive where some mvster- ments'! his clever press release obviously ioiis attraction had drawn Con What the engineers are saying and supporting their gressman aimed at influencing the market -Sol Bloom Senator RobMerry-Cand even listing at the bottom the With is words arithmetic that Utah will make profitable use ert F Wagner and other new dealnames of agriculture experts supers In further litigation Horch of every new acre foot of water or kilowatt of electric power go posed to back up his bullish stateg WASHINGTON Oct 24 — Sixlong some possession of the building company ments Upshot of all this is that vvl ich contains apartments as rapidly as they can be provided hard ince 'we both like to enjoy our- - the a gentleman genial ago years department of agriculture is to find nowadays in New York an Stated another way Utah will expand as our power and art a the operations of one ana a nat referring a and theatre wearing gallery 1 have more friends I to the justice deMoore expect Ralph Although Horch insists that the wiih'only a few dollars in his pock on Capitol Hill than anyone else siipply expands a view to possible with partment old is an educational et came up from Texas leaving be- in town" P — the criminal genial expanded prosecution institution and therefore entitled hind a rone too savory repuation Texan looking out his window at So the genial gentleman who has certain favorable conditions un- Today he owns 7000 acres of cot- his Belgian court beneath Universal military training is one of the prime necessi to 12 phone lines on his desk boasts der law he is unable to exOlain ton land around Granger Texas a phone bill of S2200 a month ties to insure security— General Eisenhower clearly an apparent ambiguity in 1800 acres and 700 cattle near San Gentleman From Texas and brags of having more friends On the wall beside his desk on ttj status of the property It is Antnnio a 531 acre farm near Capitol Hill than anyone else his and yet it isn't his It is private Poolesville Md is on a a Moore of hung Ralph picture ill Washington may soon be in a property but a public institution basis with various senators and with officials of the Jack & Heintz position where his lof senatorial play war for in some which Oft of the Cleveland Educational Move admits being in plant think about playwill twice boys A bill is now pending in the citv big speculation on the:? Chicago" the gentleman from Texas did ing with him further Senator Raymond Earl Baldwin Republican of Con- council some Moore lobbying explained to exempt the old inss- - grain exchange 'Copyright 1947 By The Bell The gentleman In question is: that he threw a dinner for 200 necticut! who will speak in Ogden tomorrow is 54 married ho(ise as an educational institu ebullient Syndicate Inc) fast-talsenators arid congressmen in beg u r - e it Un "r of were half who Heintz meteoric Jack i w uic and whose Moore Jrie-isons ing! a Yale graduate a lawyer Vst entertainments and other stage ui tnree Ralph rise as a capitol lobbyist illustrates opposing the renegotiation of their a lormei naval officer and former governor of his state He a nappy smue a war pruius sponsoT Ira how a man witn and plenty of s i Another picture showed Moore tongue Palestin of oi the liberal party which indiiuer ine episcopal cfturch and can wear the in- is to a can fortune over- with Senators Wherry of Nebraska roll up gall You may find it hard to believe the of the right illustrates Thomas of Oklahoma Bankhead but before night His- - career also cartijmanip-ulatthe selective service act signia ofjthe Masons Shriners Delta Tau Delta Elks Moose labor party which supports Wal how e a smart operator Of Alabama and Bushfield of South went linto effect a guy could buy lace j ne labor party has been ?agles pedmen Grange American Legion Veterans of coridemned the commodity market whe Dakota dining at the Mayflower his way out of the army! by some opponents as millions in Europe are starving Wars aFnd and a noiei wiay ih iy4t rne picture is He foreign communist front Three council Forty If He wanted out and still had a Eight belongs to the mem labeled Frank Ralph Moore OPA din year 6r two of his enlistment to run whose usuallv in are policies Delightfully mericah Judicature society Graduates club of New Haven which the host proudly ad- he could pay so much dough and from those of the frank about ner" Moore is was one of the most im- turn n his uniform mitted ind the University club of Bridgeport and to the American distinguishable communists have supported Mr hisi career delightfully some time ago Visited functions he ever' staged portant Palestin's bill Mr Palestin said in (his converted office building at Families of boys have been Connecticut and Bridgeport Bar associations He is a trustee ne unaersiooa plotting the destruction of price writing me toarmy out if this is tnat Koenph was 1707 N street the gentleman from in find control still possible It isn't not a chance Wesleyan university Kent school and Wilbraham acad-- ! on4 °f those super-astra- l people Texas sat against a backdrop of If there's a change I'll report it When Moore first came to Washmounted longhorns handsome emy He is a member of the board of directors of Russell n in he the ington the "Guide ornate onty and represented pairftings Texas him He Cattle Growers association his introduced bill at the jpanufacturing company Middlesex Mutual Assurance request of his friend Jonas Sha- draperies Question from Mrs J E Gram-erc- y never had to bribe anybody and the Texas state grange and iLa: "My son a veteran has company the Bridgeport hospital Connecticut Mutual In- piro an attorney who now repre- he Ibragged "It's a bad practice I the big money started to roll in Horch a only after he had helped kill OPA signed up for a job which is al- to make how them show surance Company Hartford Fire Insurance company Hart- sents just In the first place the most icertain to come through in e little money If you' give a man Defeated Senator was known as months Meantime he the Roerich museum ford Accpdent and Indemnity company Bridgeport Brass and the or $1000 he feels like Price control is not the only two dr three to he draw Master Institute of United $500 the unemploythat and you Moore boasts owes about you something thing company and First National Bank & Trust company of Arts Today jt is listed in the tele- are! trying mentwjnts pay of $20 a week but they him But if In 1942 he says he went intokilling to bribe Iowa book as the ' Hotel Master" you just show him how to make Michigan Nebraska and Oklahoma won'tj let him Why hot?" In the congress he is a member of the senate phone Tiff Bridgeport L Possibly because he's waiting for inemoers oij jme rtoericn cult who money he doesn't feel like he and "put a little money around j j on armed services and civil service In' his committees he wants and thus is not remained faithful to the old mas owfes you anything That's what I where it would do the most good" the and able to take another ter after Wallace willing and what to defeat Senators Clyde Herring do with my eontacts That's spare time among other things he writes about politics and turned against him in theirHorch However if he is willing to diswould do with you if I trusted Prentiss Brown George Norris and job I take a temporary job and makes cussion of the jumbled affairs of you" makes speeches Josh" Lee that the old circle emphasize the fact (clear to the unemployment Moore also said he worked 'for that Horch was by vocation for Senators Speculate people it's possible compensation right-wing the American Demo- they ftiay put him on the rolls Asked whether he handled the cratic national committee This ps no time to stack arms and go to sleep —General years a trader in foreign exchange 1944 in Some of them believe that Horch grain speculations of any senators and has continued his connections randei Query from D R Grand Island with the advantage of his expert Moore said that he did not but with reactionary was able to make that several of them had specu- Frank Gannett and his committee Neb: "The government paid my knowledge life insurance pre deals for the profit of the institute lated and usually operated through for constitutional government He commercial miums under the soldiers and sai and for Wallace himself Wallace Rarhe & Co in Washineton or also helped Gannett organize the lors relief act from the time I has refused to discuss his relationentered the service to my dis ship with ROerich and Horch or to in 1943 I recently got a bill to the cotton speculation of Edith cago charge The fiew York Times reports that last Saturday 397 answer charges by former subor"Making money is easy" said cover the whole senamount and it is of Oklahoma the' Thomas wife dinates in the department of agriMoore in reply to another quesNew Yorkers paid $575 each to participate in a husking culture I Now want to keep don't which this big column ator exposed that he unjustly reDri- last tion "if you know what the mar- that commercial insurance manded some of them and humili year) bee at Kent Connecticut The snprial tra in rarrickA ket is going to do I'll make you have converted my N S L Ias IsI don't know whether Senator some "j right away and it there any way out of paying the Motor td the Grange hall where they ate supper consist- and Senator Thomas are won't money thTSS O'Daniel cost you a dime if you'll bill?" Hill" my best friends on Capitol go easy on me But I'm afraid of tag of turijey dressing mashed potatpes gravy baked beans a Maybe you don't remember "ee direct to in Moore said ab! efdfnieTauttfht reply of you I'm afraid you might put it it NoJ : bu when you got in the service cole i rnllc -- — slaw xnffoa — vw xn:rklpH t— question rmj surdedly juvenile documents rea in rpfc If I could only trust ui"ic auu actually applied to have the In reply to another question he youtheI paper could make you quite a you sonably described as the goofy ten corn shocks were broken dovn on the floorpreandinen secregovernment guarantee your com the Guru letters which someone wrote adrrjitted that the former made few thousand dollars in a merciai me insurance premiums hurry" Now to O'Daniel had husking bjigan with the understanding that Moore en- to Roexich about the time of Hen- tary a Senator Gets you must make good on the Caught! his bit of money through quite ry's involvement in the cult deal a red ear had The the other of Moore association with countering day hjowever Ralph privilege kissing the man To Affect Decision "When Texas constituents called Moore got caught £old in one of of her chojice not once but twice A lucky male Query from L S McVey Lynches a Several years ago when Wallace at Senator O'Daniel's office it is his schemes for making quick Va: "I have some Gerwas still secretary of agriculture to Statiop red ear copld kiss the lady of his choice but only finding money reported that his secretary used once It a news item issued from the de- refer man money brought back from GerThe that to you and them department of agriculture many Where you was rumoted that the Grange selected a type of corn that partment of agriculture which got a lot of business that caught him putting press releases verted to U b can I get it con lobbying money? in the pigeonholes of every newsgravely disparaged Roerich just at way?" runs high in red ears After the husking there was "Yoti can't The treasury depart a time when this might be calcuin dancing admitted Moore the paper Quite cheerfully agriculture depart- ment tells me there is no way to Huring which 165 gallons of sweet cider vanished down the lated to affect the decision of ment press room this was true The press re- exenange berman currency for a York in New was court lease a bullish survey pro- Difficult Problems of the hatches Square dances round dances polkas fox trots arid judge on fats and oils obvious- American dollars situation ceeding against Roerich Wallace O'to come "A lot of people to keep out of the conwaltzes were danced Most of the excursionists ly calculated to make the price on squirmed Daniel with difficult problems Question from A J P Water slept and troversies of fats and oils go up succeeded actually the return trip in the early morning hours loo Iowa: "I bought a house un refers but inquiries which were made explained Moore "andThe department of agriculture der the Gl bill Can I now sell them to me You can't expect him press room This event is reported here to reveal that the vmW then absolutely establish his rein to is set aside for the it and can I make a Natrefer them to his enemies profit on the to Roerich Knowles Ryer-so- n use tionship specific of in that department I transaction' make are I a fee 01 now assistant dean of the col- urally charge them iui xaKing unto themselves not only our official information to the tojjjiay You can sell it for as much as — — by helping giving it right with of of lege UniIt the agriculture press is not for the use of pri-- e you can get like "Time Place and Girl" but his versity of California and former- him invest in commodities that grandpas' pongs especially lobbyists return" When Persons a statement ly chief of the bureau of plant in- will bring him a good left pastimes afco is issued there Quei-from P O S Edmonston the now This secretary has dustry under Wallace in Washingthe official aTs of the Has a ribbon been issued Md and backing f ton has flatly accused Wallace of employ of Senator O'Daniel United States government and for th£ occupation of Japan?" since he was not available for great care oppressing distinguished scientists comment is taken An occupation ribbon has been these ofwithheld of the department who accom his name is ficial statements to with see issued that for both Japan and Ger- they from the ar ?°u sed for speculation! guru and fought him publication panied and other occupied terri- many secret no Moore admitted it was in the patriotic interests of the Assume that ten men are on an island When all are United Kalph Moore however brazenly tories It s the same ribbon Senthat entertains he States Mr Ryerson himself frequently n ignored these rules to ator was demoted of Thomas quite Oklahoma manage they Wallace by food gather enough jworking ortunately no newsman fell for Question from Mrs J C Law including fish T was removed' he wrote re publicly at various swank hotels tto barely ajafisfy their hunger One man hungrier than and that occasionally he brought for ntiPresUtl5abIy usual may Itrade a watch or a knife to a fellow for some of MacMillan and Stevens supporting two (the other scientists) as I should aeainst change-mongswore on his companion's share But the total amount consumed by alien interlopers seftouslv com oath that he and who faithother the this country's integrity ful the ten meh remains the same That's all there is there promising adorafor with regarded Roerich and interests It finally dawned on 'Mmv the CNTHOlATUiV TWINS as tion iisn't any m£re The only way the standard of living' their god Wallace he that was of the and that we in being the atrLi- group can he raised is for the ten to produce more supplies department and the state We're itkT H£P They can d this by working longer and harder or by think- ment were right" Wallace and the ing up ways to increase their efficiency say and new deal conspirators cir-cl- Giiidb to Utah's Future s ar 1 i J— —— Round o Washington good-lookin- j broad-bnmme- jier t Jl joss-hou- se -- Man rst-na- Manv Porte ' ' ' k- back-slappin- - - j s U XnuT jf ball-beari- Veierans' Guide ng -- so-call- ed j ' cntuh?t KSTtt gray-gree- ! joss-hous- ": jb chain-publish- 1 RoTc j -- any-woma- our attitude toward Russia was one of complete surrender" United Nations — 1 believe our most creditable efforts have been presidential campaign) in establishing the United Nations By Peter Edson there we have made a serious to keep our premises NEA Washington Correspondent attempt I H J 11 n a ll'rt MOTTO nri m — in£A) Which the Cl of the world vjwh problems When it comes to international can be hrought out in the open at relations Sen Robert A Taft's least and partially solved (but) bandon n Ten on an Island well-know- j I ideas can best be summarized in nriQ uiuyj tr- - j j?or the senator from vanaenDerg Ohio has concentrated on domestic issues to such an extent that foreign relations have been left largely to the senator from Michigan and Taft has taken his ideas In the first press conference on his recent Pacific coast tour Taft admitted "The whole foreign policy is just in a state of transition and you do not know what the issue may be" exactly Overcoming this uncertainty Taft did make one major foriegn policy speech and he issued several statements on the international situation Again boiling down all his remarks in an effort to get an accurate line on the man's ideas this summary index is presented in direct quotations: Atlantic Charter — "Beginning at Teheran we gradually abandoned most of the ideals of the Atlmtic Charter until today attainment of many of them is impossible We have won the war but we have lost i the peace" foreign policy — "It has Covered a very limited field It has really extended only to Senator Vandenberg's participation in the formulation of the United Nations Charter in negotiations regarding peace in Europe and in the regional agreement with South American nations" an Universal military training — "In the end I think it would war rather than discourageencourage it" Communism — "I do feel that Russia desires to make communism the accepted form of government throughout the world" Criticizes Our Policy Europe — "The result of our policy has been to destroy the reputation we had acquired in the world for justice and fair dealing Until this war the United States was looked upon in Europe as a disinterested party but today we are regarded as another imperialistic st nation acting in our own 4 We have failed to keep our promise to many people yearning to be free" Exports — "We should restrict exports of those products where the supply is short as in the case ofcorn and restrict the total volume of exports more than we do self-intere- today" Germany — "There is only one way in which Germany can be ef That is to fectively controlled control the production of a limited number of essential products" International bank — "We hastened into a theoretical plan for an international fund and an international bank costing us $6 billion It was a complete waste of funds to set up before we had created a world in which it could be effectively operate Japan— fWe should proceed to make peace as rapidly as possible" Latin America — "The Inter- American Treatv credit for which mucf an tin Cqt-ootMorchftll nn) Senator Vandenberg offers more It sets an hope of future peace which example ultimately may be extended to the entire world" Loans Won't Be Repaid Marshall Plan— "We have pro- Marshall plan posed the which is not really a plan at all but only a combination of suggestions We cannot afford to go on lending money on a global scale These loans in all human probability will never be — repaid" National defense "While the Russian attitude is what it is we had better retain the taomic bomb" Palestine — "I believe the (United Nations special committee) majority report (providing for partition of Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab state) submits a sound compromise of the dangerous controversy"! Russian relations — "Until Sena'tor Vandenberg entered the picture - I Ido "°!ff i Jr?°an — uui uwu t v i M I Take My Word By Colby Readers Want to Know Charlotte: Which is correct: "His visit (to? with?) John"?— M H T Answer: Either is correct: "Visit with" perhaps is more customary : Troy: Is this sentence "It's been raining since noon"?— cdh-ect- W C D it is good colloAnswer: Yes ' it's" being the conusage quial has" of "it traction Cincinnati: Will you please exthe word plain and pronounce the word that maintain I ingenue? describes a young deb not quite with prosthe Junior Leaguer but — pects of being that typeis aK R French Answer: Ingenue In that language it loan word means "ingenuous" In American A book word usage ingenue is: (1) in conversa(seldom occurring or native "a ingenution) meaning ous young girl" (2) a theatrical word designating an actress who portrays the part of a young anda ingenuous girl the role of such girl show the dictionaries The French pronunciation which is a little too complicated to be described here since it contains sounds that never occur in native English The Standard American pronunciation 'especially o in show business) is either: or Q What is the best American pronunciation of the word concerto? Would you say — Header Answer: No Concerto an Italian word meaning "concert" has become an English and American musical term designating a musical composition (usually rather elaborate) for one or more solo instruments with orchestra accomterms arc paniment Most musical Italian and it is the custom among musicians to use the Italian pronunciations (or as the radio commercials say a reasonably accurate facsimile thereof) The prois listed nunciation as second choice by some dictionaries But musicians regard it as incorrect Best American usage is j AHN-juh-no- AN-juh-n- oo "kun-SUR-toe- "kun-SER-to- kun-CHAIR-t- e" oe Sacramento: Can you classify the difference between contemptuous and contemptible? — R J C Answer: Contemptuous means or "showing feeling contempt" as: She gave him a contemptuous look Contemptible means "worthy newas nf pnnfpmhf His rnnHiirt - contemptible" "Word Quiz Games" Is the title of Mr Colby's leaflet C-- 6 To obtain a copy send 5 cents in coin 1 and a stamped 1 self-address- T7- J- -t ° so-call- ed ri- - ed rlU J xrJ "JOT More Funds Sought SALT LAKE CITY Oct 24 (AP) Salt Lake City commissioners today reported that Budget requests for next year are $1576000 more than preliminary estimates of 1948 revenues City Auditor L E Holley said requests totaled $7- 739000 compared with preliminary budget revenue estimates based on a maximum city levy total of 00 rence Mass: "How can I dispose of army clothing my four sons accumulated? Will the army buy it back?" The army won't buy it back They say that if you want to give it to charitable organizations you should be sure that all distinctive markings are removed such as cdat buttons insignia etc Query from Mrs G W T Darlington S C: "My son enlisted in the army for three years in February 1946 and was told he'd be entitled to four years of education under the GI bill when discharged Now he's been told he can count only 18 months of his service to--i ward GI bill educations Is that true?" If he enlisted under the armed forces voluntary recruitment act he is entiled to the full four years of education when he gets out (From AP Newsfeatures) state r to out Metal Mining Industry of Utah What's worth brewing is worth brewing well To insure technical Control J from the riaeflca' barley lo the finishes' seer Seder's fcsve their own malting ntseni start 'Camyon oepart-Neverthele- by making jusmg a net to improve their fishing results Senator Ralph E Flanders of Vermont" the former maj chinist who Is inquiring into prices believes that Americans men on an island We are -" rJ"""K tnat is oeing produced We can't raise our standard of living unless we produce more The ten! men on the island each craving' for just a ittle more food at each meal might resent a suggestion that each shquld work a few more hours a week but not One would protest the use of a g device that would increase the otal catch of Jish labor-savin- £"g ?ifnry-- ss How To Relieve succeeded in role of Patron of trader and ex- - Had Enough W mm Bronchitis i 'i se Creomulsion relieves promptly of the seat it goes right to the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature Considerable interest is being shown thru-ointo soothe and heal raw tender Canada m a compound called TKRITS memmucous flamed bronchial nowbeingdstributed herethat brings g branes refief from the agonizing n your druggist to sell you of a bottle Tell of Creomulsion with the un-it is a small tablet — derstanding you must like the way take Your druggist inexpensive has TERITS caget quickly allays the cough or you axe them for you Your money back if thevfall WMiave your money back to M-cau- Arthritis Pains? ut fat-acUn- help you Get them today For sale Sy Ensign Drug Co and everywhere druggists CREOMULSION for Bronchitis Couzhs Chest Colds - t- CHEST COW? to er "? er Our Grandpas Knew Something i 15 Ik1155 tUJ tr Q"'£ MEMTHO LATUM Mother when coughing spasms wrack your child's body and leave ms chest muscles so sore it hurts breathe— quick! call Comfy ' and "Minty" to the rescue ili-- Comforting Camphor and minty Menthol the two famous Mentholatum ingredients are gentle to a child's delicate normal skin— but they work fast to help loosen congestion ease soreness and lessen coughing ALSO RELIEVES HEAD COLD STUFFINESS NASAL IRRITATION CHAPPING All tlCltt MmiTS to sr ? 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