Show Permanent Job Fair Enough 6A Bitter Quibbling Looms On By Westbrook Pegler WASHINGTON Oct 28— No othVU tv J 7 A ft O ntlon price SI 2 per month: $1300 p -w 'iSS The AsscoUtee Pr- enswa local also the year VP --jitid ret! a bl lent ion Of paper aM to tni TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 28 1947 Opposing Peery Program Cont - wr A in vesterdav's editorial how the military us to and the federal social protection people encouraged take a stand for civic virtue we recall particular who was the venerekl n the £ SseaSrcontroyi officer at Hill Field who bluntly chided s of our own community for a lick of interest in the disorder captain-physicia- 'boys sent to the venereal ward at Hill Field by for Ocden'k prostitutes and tavern chippies are as useless ° L f sent oacunlips — r to hosDitals military purposes as aic Germah and Jap buneis Oiir first effort toward informing public opinion about on July 14 194p conditions in bgden was the comment men and social prote about meeting at which military tnld members of the Weber Health as- to be done and something that something had sociatijn L at i rf ror-— cir- pa r would be clone to reauce me uViaK nersonnel or14fed j1 Tiis was fallowed on August 2 by the publication of kn entitled "Military Posts - Want uooa ieignoors itnrlal 1 i 11 i uj wmu coiri- "The test — - of whether a the tmai paragraph militarv post is a good or bad neigh aJ rA the mornine after If the soldier is more alert Wealthy and happy than he was the day before the army or navy has a good neighbor And then on August 8 1943 we printed our Platform for City Candidates" editorial as follows: has no candidate for city The $tandard-Examinwhich this political office but it does have a platform newspaper believes will be indorsed by a large majority folof our citizens This platform is made up of planks as w oc i 1 1 L iv er lows!: me jWhen I take the oath of office which oath directs to perform my official duties with fidelity I in very truth shall be faithful to my obligations If there are any ordinances with which I am not ii accord I shall work frankly for their repeal rather than wini at their violation or use the laws as a means of milk- ing rackets by making periodic arrests with resultar t fines and forfeitures I shall promote wholesome municipal activities to this tnd I shall endeavor to dot the city with recreation areas equipped and staffed in such manner as to attrafct children from the streets and traffic perils and f fromi unwholesome pastimes By friendly education and encouragement I shall endeavor to bring about a condition whereby our business section shall become as neat and attractive as our residency districts jp I shall advocate and vote for the appointment of at least! two policewomen who should be trained and social workers and give them a mandate 1o protect juveniles from exploitation and from the youths' own Inexperience I shall sudy the administrative policies and poinns of viw of progressive cities with wholesome reputations with a view to adopting ideas and adapting them to our own environment Competency and standing in their own professional groups wijl be the sole guides followed in the selection of personnel for the health engineering accounting inspection and olhjsr services of the community X shall jealously manage the expenditure of pubi c fund with a view to tax reduction but I shall vote for public tax increases if lack of fWnds imperils essential mm j ana lire proiec services such as health police traiiic tion 'romotfan of the "joy of life" will receive my atten tion fas one method of combatting loneliness sadness and frustration that occasionally beset us Toward this erd ther will be increased municipal government emphasis uponf music art landscaping and flower culture and the development of community social facilities I shall encourage the expansion of games sports and athlejtics which provide participation by the many Nothing in this rjlatform is to be Construed as en dorsement of namoerinc or regimenting or mass direction of the "culture" of the citizens Rather it is an effort to recognize th at city life presents some sopial problems par- ticuLlrly to youths and that it is wise to learn what people like o do that is wholesome and to assist them to lest failure to nromote the Qffoid attain these ivrtsrirpc !' es:-perieb- ced f s J - — — — n ' w- - & 250-pag- ar ""-viU- all-tim- 16-nati- on Shoe Prices Top Convention Issue dom Not Blaspheming All his I am not blaspheming Farofr Jim likes the crowd except soboth he whom patronized ley thought and intellectually cially of him as a mere monai puuuucu su reformer Close your ears dui Roose think if And did you they COUld not nave oeen velt anomer name icinpieu prospect by such a wVin was so well con- vinced of his political immortalitythat he bunt a memonai iu uuuS6He had some men around him who were as thick as thieves with Prof Harold Laski tne of the revolutionist and secretary labor party which has just about scorched the earth of the political m England that meant sotomuch western confidence and dignity to Christendom Roosevelt listened them and they listened to Laski and hugged him in a way that was ominously confidential And by finally it was established Laski's own testimony in a recent trial that Laski did contemplate violence in the revolution A What kick do we mean by violence? in me snout: in the pants? A puncnstore window? A brick through a For a start maybe yes But in Russia violence meant the bloody of — the best UUHWW" nf millinns and exile slavery the people and for life of millions more Fine Revolution AH the communists regard that as a very fine revolution That is the kind of revolution they would from perform here Peopleinshooting the parks in windows at people Washington Policemen strung up in New York George Washington a beautiful bridge torn down with The cardinal crash and splash and the household clergy against the wall at St Patrick's A hundred puzzled proud civilians women and men hustled against a wall in the sunken garden 01 ofxhjckc-felldirty Center by a squad killers from downtown Maybe a few communist writers from Hollywood a lew communist dancers and actors from Broadway comedies and musical shows and a Couple of beautiful girls on the firing squad John D Jr and Nelson Rockefeller among the victims violence No? Well how much will there be then when these Hollywood traitors and these refugee conspirators make their communist revolution? Who will regulate the violence? Charlie Chaplin? Who will guarantee that the atom not be used tmh in innr towillguarantee that on Pittsburgh ' our "war potential" will be de- not De useu u stroyed win York? New and cago All we know is that they are counting on a violent revolution and we therefore may count on the maximum violence The Hollywood movie magnates who make excuses They can't tell is communist and who isn t They injustice wouldn't like to do an on false and fire a mere liberal -n ui(tnn I — n sponsoring a platform such as the foregoing The Standard-Examinunderstands that unless the candidates! who subscribe to the platform have a broad under standing of municipal government and social problems — unlesjs th4y have administrative ability and sincerity and wisdom — unless thev have all these the wisest and soundest platforms will get us nowher For fdW years that platform has been our editorial thesis J What we have said has been consistent with that thesis! We are consistent with that platform in opposing er er Rat-a-tat-t- at suspicion Too Fastidious? Well now isn't that too bad? It Isn't that just too fastidious? are seems strange then that they and quick to fire always so willing and blacklist some poor devil of an American writing under his own name on the mere whisper of some dirty sneak that he called someone a name or abhorred communism as a bloody horrorso Hitler that abhorred communism makes an American a nazi in Holwill not lywood But the magnates a communbelieve that anyone is if ist unless he boasts of it Even conhe goes to their meetings tributes to their funds acts and sings at their benefitsatand defends every hitch the Moscow program in the line he may be only a sin- 27 (AP)— The course of shoe probable prices was an outstanding issue today as merchants and buyers as sembled for the annual shoe fair held in connection with conventions of the National Shoe Manufacturers association and the National Shoe Retailers association W W Stephenson executive vice of the manufacturers president — — — group said probable shoe price trends was the "paramount issue" before the gathering He said pulled the column out of his pockaround among his col- there has been a "sharp reducit et passed Merry-Go-Rou- nd in 1947 in the demand for leagues With long faces they read tion" shoes made with materials other Attorand Truman that President thus placing a "fur leather than Bill" Donovan grizzled ney General Tom Clark were de ther strain on the scarce leather WASHINGTON Oct 28 — Some"Wild of General Eisenhower's comrades-in-arm- s World War I hero represented the termined to crack down on Wall supply" are licking their lips over cement institute At his side sat street's investment monopoly the prospect of his being president fiery silver -- thatched Nathan Mil- would not compromise on the of the United States anti-tru- st of New York case At a Washington dinner party ler d 75 C Swat- other Donald backed Nevertheless by the other night guests crowded HSBSaEhTei S U Steel's land of Cravath De Gersdorff round vivacious Anthony Drexel barristers including bankof Biddle the Philadelphia chief counsel Roy Blough Swaine & Moore representing ing family whom FDR elevated as spokes& this array Co acted Loeb Kuhn overpowering Facing from court tennis champion to U were two deto a He made man lawyers government justice plea S ambassador to Poland aJaaH deof the Weston Charles justice partment officials that the sevenEisenhower Bandwagon of Wooden Walter and partment As guests gathered around Tony the federal trade commission teen big houses which had always whose salaries are less than $10- - been alllowed to combine on admiring his medals Gen Edwin Sibert intelligence officer re- - qOO a vear each were unwilling to disband mm 'MBTir 'Jl marked: Weston oDened the case for the now "Tony you'd better not go back government by citing the sealed Justice department attorneys to Europe Stay in this country bids submitted to supply cement listened stood The government pat 3UHMatf!HP::L and get aboard the Eisenhower for the U S penitentiary at Leav- suit against Wall street is expected SaaaE jfeV JgyleaaarLai It's going places" bandwagon enworth Kansas Seven independ'BaBl shortly aPirTjP Tony looked wistful but said ent producers submitted bids — (Copyright 1947 By The Bell nothing Perhaps he remembered each identical down to a Syndicate Inc) the $90000 he contributed to the fraction of a cent —regardRoosevelt bandwagon before he got less of how far had to ship his ambassadorship and also how the cement On they another occasion Chip Robert then treasurer of the the Illinois highway commission national committee Democratic bids for delivery to 102 used to phone him in Europe requested different destinations Nine probrazenly hinting that Democratic ducers bid an identical price coffers were very low and the state "Here are some 75 different proThree-war- d dance season of the department was avidly eyeing his ducers" squeaked Weston "selling L D S Seventeenth Twenty-thir- d at thousands of places and all and Fifth ward Mutuals will get job Whether he remembered or not the same system in substan- underway in November with the the 1947 star Future Farmthe Democratic Mr Biddle did not using tially all sales with minor varia- Twenty-thir- d ward as host The Meet move to join the Eisenhower band- tions" of er Ray Gene CinnaSeventeenth ward will be host in mon America He 19 of Garber Okla wagon December and the Fifth ward in won the title at the Future FarmNote — Gen Sibert in charge of Shoe Off In Court I A members Answering the charges war hero January AllareMinvited ers of America convention in Gen Bradley's intelligence and friends G O and P once Donovan "Wild Bill" who let the U S army get caught Ray who City Mo The dances for November in Kansas division debeef cattle exand wheat raises asleep in the Battle of the Bulge chief of the antitrust ward Twenty-nint- h pects to net elose to $8000 from has now been promoted to a top nied that the FTC ever found any the Twenty-thir- d folhis farm activities this year spot in the central intelligence evidence of an toindustry - wide lows: and Quincy will be as each not undersell group the super-dupintelligence agreement Nov 8 from eight-thirt- y Saturdayeleven-thirtagency of the entire government other Supreme court justices how y for to were ever Twelve people recently were skeptical $25 REWARD If a customer m Ohio wanted and Gleaners senior scouts and kicked out of central intelligence o cement from Atlas" inter girls junior for recovery of female red for suspected disloyalty but the buy Monday Nov 10 from nine to man who refused to believe the rupted Justice Stanley Reed "how eleven-thirtAnswers to Irish Setter for adult M I A Germans were massing in the Ar- would Atlas know what price to fP (' IT! b Cy "Reddy" Hair gone around dennes remains a top executive quote?" left eye 15 from seven-thirt- y "Well he would get it out of Saturdaynine-thirt-Nov vs Cement Hollywood y DEE BITTON Phone Girls to Beehive the field explained Donovan While the house He would have his own intelli and Boy Scouts affairs committee made headlines gence system to do that They all with its Hollywood hoopla the have All they need to do is to send supreme court just across the Cap- someone out in that area They itol lawn was quietly making his- pick it up They get it over the tory but no headlines Scores of newsmen and photog phone" For each transaction each in raphers jammed the house caucus quiry they have to go through room to hear Congressman Thom that?" snapped Reed as! of New Jersey gavel down Well hedged the man once en movie writers who demanded a trusted with enforcement of the right to be heard In the supreme anti-trulaws under Coolidge court however only one news "they have salesmen in the field man was present while about too in all of those areas and those worth of the best legal salesmen telephone in That infor brains New York could muster mation is coming in every day" listened to a dreary but vital argu as the ground on Gov ment going to the roots of Amer ernment hearing Weston who Attorney ican free enterprise was dressed in lone tails and The case was the federal trade removed a shoe pants commission's opposition to the ce- striped ana freed his idly toes for ment industry's basing-poiMiller wound mula by which the cement man- upHoary the argument for the cement ufacturer in Keokuk la sells inaustry As he steamrollered down to the builder in San Fran the homestretch Justice Frank cisco for exactly the same price Murphy tried to ask a question he sells to the builder in Keokuk "I've got five minutes Your In other words it is charged that Honor" only on barked all the nation's cement manufac wun nis oratory Miller rushing turers conspire to fix prices so Wall Street Crackdown that no matter what the cost of d When Wall street's freight shipment the price of ce CHICAGO cere liberal These magnates build the presand the power tige the confidence of these traitors all the time They that they hose pay them so much into communist the money right fund rather than pay tax on the ii to a bUnch of crummy bums who capitalize on that privilege BOIL MISERY by operating commercial and profitable enterprises devoted bv the MOIST HEAT of to gairibling prostitution and other rackets That is wrong ANTIPHLOGISTINE because it strikes at the roots of The moitt heat of an Harman Peery was mayor of Oeden in 1943 when the BOILS ANTrPmOTTTSTINE poultie doe two lmabove editorial was written S1MPLE ST-h?self-governm- — — i i Hinted for Men LOS ANGLEp Oct 28 ent mm — —Lui- - Light GY Hats UP— Pastel lightweight hats for men were forecast today to counteract a trend jtowajrd hatlessness Bert Bacharacji mW& fashion adviser said the spruig chapeau for men would be so "appealing" that men ! — — Washington long-delay- will be glad to wear hats Instead of going bareheaded He blamed going halless for sinus trouble minor skin irrita- tions and baldness WAA Sale Thuredo SALT LAKE CITY Oct 28 fP) Equipment valued at $2000000 will be sold Thursday by the (war assets administration at an auction at the regional WAA office here th rie SORE MUSCLES mmWrnM CHEST COLD SORE THROAT ' BRONCHIAL IRRITATION rftn th bolTT hlp ANTIPHLOGISTINE fc ohouW poultico ppUod Jut hot enough to b comfortable Then 'rL- boil— bringing ru! oothing and comfort Do aaH feetia rood Th moiu hmmt of an ANTIPHLOGISTINE also rliv pain and nducti poultio du to a timple sprain or bruia welling and relieve cough tifhtne of chest muscle soreness due to cheat sold bron chial irritation and1 simple eore throat Get ANTlrrUVVM5 inc Aumy no Star Farmer ed ex-gover- high-salarie- fi-nac- ' tBsflB 'y1 ' ten-thousan- Three Wards Will Join in Dances up at Paris puts The report drawn trie demand on the U S at from million tons a year eight to nine report says that in the The Krug 30 the U S June last ending year short 12 million nearly exportedbread flour Sixty tons of grain and or about seven million per centnt tn Europe: It is believed surplus that' this year's exportable same amount will be about the U S wheat This year s record short tons is million 40 of crop tons higher than about six million All this extra any previous yield available been wheat might have U S corn crop if the for export with a short had not failed But corn crop more wheat will have to be kept here' Europe's Wheat Need eimnlv Europe with the ad tons ditional one or two million not take will indicated of wheat of crop perfect four years only weather but also considerable The whole thing points for the present up the necessity l conservation drive In reducing Europe s import one of the most efgrain demand would be an in measures fective crease m shipments oi leTiuizmt Africa have Europe and North of phosphates The ample supplies For every in is nitrogen shortage the to sent Europe of ton nitrogen increased be by could yield grain 15 tons 12 to all Europe's inability to produce is needed fertilizer the nitrogen laid to lack of coal and shortage re-of electric power The deficiency port puts the four-ye-tons This scales at 550000 short t 320000 year down from By 1951 to 90000 tons in 1950 producing Europe hopes to be own neeas its enough nitrogen tor But in trying to meet the temU S may fall porary shortage the down flat There is a world shortage of nitrogen U S production is now three times prewar but it still isn't enough The U S itserf0 is this year expected to import tons from Canada and 100000 tons from Chile m t ma-ageme- 16-nati- on ar tons-nex- 80-00- INSURANCE That's All! er M-M- en V 85 un-Ameri- WHAT DOES st 00 Stand nt ex-gover- se-me- nt HEALY eilt-edge- nt legal talent arrived at the justice department to make one last effort to sidetrack the big crackdown on investment bankers they had not seen the Washington d column of that same morning However Gerhard Gesell attorney for Smith Barney & Co anti-tru- st will give you a lift Brush False Teeth or Bridges once never b without REMOVES UNSIGHTLY TOBACCO STAINS -- GUARANTEED NOT TO HARM YOUR DENTURE often in "Stand Pat WitK Healy" for Mayor has been uttered this campaign Here are some of the things that are meant these things— good things for by that phrase If—you favor vote for Pat Healy the good of Ogden cast your O BETTER HOUSING An intelligent approach to the Ogden housing shortage IMPROVED SERVICES EFFICIENCY OF CITY Modern techniques of administration to effect savings in your tax dollars ORA you discover how safely and quickly baa-ieh- es it cleans artificial teeth the risk of unpleasant "dentnxa breath" makes mouth tisiuee feel ao comfortable — because your denture i now aparklingr clean! 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Never — Oct future ment throughout the entire ufeA is just the same Monopolistic System Actually far more than cement was at stake in the supreme court hearing For the steel industry mon follows the same basic-poiincome so that system upon the a truth- opolistic They hve never done decourt's supreme partly the ruling ful movie lampooning vulgar pends the future of American com licentious giants of Hollywopd culture and communism in the stu- petition the Peery iprdgram today That is why so manv of the na dios but do you remember the tion's top lawyers overflowed the of on men women the to do and we not note assault that brutal Fljeasef integrity preach court to an extent that they congress of the United State had to sitsuch about tlieijr personal behavior We don't know whether the in the to Goes spectator s seats WashingSmith in "Mr some Ihins are sinful or not But we do know that one ton?" (Copyright 1947 By King Features thing is wrong It is wrong for a public officer who has tajcen Syndicate Inc) crive to to awav our an oath of laws violate the rieht — — — — — f idelitv — r v o RELIEVED s -- : 16-nati- 3 j Plan pe By Pter Edson scale down from 45 million tons NEA Washington Correspondent in 1948 to seven muuon in nmm WASHINGTON Oct 28 (NEA)— The Krug report shows that AmeriDebate on whether the United can coal consumption this year will U S States can afford to furnish Mar- be 625 million tons Peak 684 million was shall plan aid to Europe is ap- coal production in 1944 That makes a surplus parently headed for long and bitter tons 59 million tons productive eg quibbling This is indicated by pre of from which to fill Europ nacitv liminary and entirely unofficial needs It is 14 million tons greater comparisons of the first two reports than requirements on this subject One is the general on Mnit AdVWICe flioirey rpnnrt nn r on m rv nn t to pay for this coal committee on by the The money be advanced by the to mrm economic European have the credit of e ine other is the report on U S taxpayers With national resources prepared by ex- so many European nations m such to perts from 16 U S government shaky condition it is impossible industry agencies working under direction expect the American coalnations rtn 'nnrtnii of Interior Secretary J A Krug to carry me iiuf The tone of the Krug report is the cuff for four years that the U S can furnish all aid The petroleum situation is just Europe produces needed without strain on its re- the opposite It will need own oi sources A check-u- p ittle of its 172 against stated short tons million requirements in the European re- to import years Pracport shows it may not be so easy during the nextit four is gong to have Also the Krug report takes no ac- tically all of Caribbean the the count of the financial drain which to come from Indonesia or a four-yeEast $20 billion aid program Middle net importer The U S is now a This might make on U S economy A in spite itself is on Nov due that phase of petroieum report by 1 from the president's council of of the fact tnax u o e high economic advisers under Dr Ed now at an situation is not that food win G Nourse The If all the U S had to furnish was bad but it is going to be tight countries say they 16 coal the problem of European aid The Vii —European a r million short tons of coal would be easy The The the next tour years26 milrequirements from95 the United wheat in scales from down million short demand States are put at tons tons for the next four years They lion tons in 1948 to 20 million of this is a third About 1951 S the U from come to expected er business in the United States except the business of government under Roosevelt has ever been so heavily and defiantly infested with traitors as the moving picture business of Hollywood By traitors I mean communists including the kind who deny that they are communists but constantly prove that they are By communists I mean nersons devoted to the corruption the frustration and finally the violent overthrow of the govern ment of the U S A I still hear some in Washington say they can't believe Roosevelt really knew the communists were sifting into the government back in the thirties They are either liars or fools Of course he knew about this and it wasn't a filtration either It was an invasion And as fast as the old Dies committee ex- them nosed individuals and rousted J1 wuuu- me Dae imu SCUrnea they work and lodged in new places acDay by day as the memoirsmore Roosevelt appears cumulate two-b- it fatuous—a grinning tragic a fool for wise-gu- y by played nu n who kcot him think- one the ing he was the smart destined for a reformer daring too far not down in history place of Christenthe god from list the v- Aid-to-Euro- COMPARE i 0 OUR RATES Monthly Payments s 100 to ISnwa 12 met iioo $754 aa S300 22 62 27 67 $500 3770 40 13 $1000 j 7541 j 9225 1000 Oft MORS Auto-Per- sonal (rimndlf aarvfc QommmckA 409 Kiesel Bide CifJitTiaiv Phone 89 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR OGDEN WORKING MEN Encouragement of new industry to locate in Ogden GOVERNMENT FOR ALL THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY — NOT FOR A wmm favorf EMPLOYMENT IN PUBLIC OFFICES ON THE BASIS OF MERIT No "Domical pork barrel' in city em-s- Efficiency will be the ployment measure of Ogden employes CONTROL OF JUVENILE DELIN- QUENCY A program of constructive supervised recreation at city expense made available to ALL groups of children SYMPATHETIC RECEPTION TO THE PROBLEMS OF ALL GROUPS Impartial enforcement of laws—OO A "special dispensations" to any group STAND PAT WITH HEALY FOR MAYOR "Trained for the Job" (Paid Political Advertisemeatl nt |