Show 2A aminER TH£ OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EFRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER Crowd of 3500 1948 1 US Envoy Called Dewey Calls for European Union Urges Strong US Continued from Page OMl Michigan senator's viewpoint otherwise well represented in the speech Dewey's mention of Vandenberg's name was applauded by the taber- nacle crowd The proposal for international control and demilitarization for the Ruhr was described as an early Dewey project The candidate recalled that he proposed four years ago that the Ruhr be made "our international workshop for peace" Dulles Influence Noted John Foster Dulles his chief foreign affairs adviser long has been an advocate of international control of the rich Ruhr valley He has advocated the United Nations of Europe idea His influence also was apparent in Dewey's call for "a great moral awakening'' in international deal- ings While he made no direct reference to the Berlin blockade crisis Dewey told the Salt Lake City crowd that "in the deliberations of the United Nations lies our hope that cruelty and aggression will yield to the spirit of firmness and justice" The Republican nominee scheduled platform appearances at Green River Rock Springs Rawlings and Laramie today before his late afternoon arrival in Cheyenne Tomorrow he turns homeward with only train-en- d talks scheduled at his special crosses Kansas and President Truman's home state of Missouri Speaks Informally After concluding his foreign policy address which was broadcast nationally over NBC Dewey spoke informally to the crowd for a few minutes He related that he and Mrs Dewey had visited Salt Lake City many times and on each occasion had felt "a spiritual uplift" He remarked that many other places have historic significance but that the relative newness of this section made it different The New York governor told of a conversation with Georee Albert Smith president of the Latter-da- y Saints church about the spiritual architectural and other leadership of Brigham Young which had made "a civilization out of the desert" President Smith replied Dewey said that the early day head of the church had been a great leader and added that it should be remembered the Young was "accompanied by many great men and women" Dewey then asked if he might r the playing of the mam-- s organ in the tabernacle nieces were Dlaved and the crowd as a finale sang" "America" Russia Says U S Has No Monopoly (Continued from Page On national control organization offered us is not an international organization It is an American organization because they have a majority It is an American majority'? "The majority of which yott art so sure will never — I repeat never — impose its will on our economy never will it dupe us mock us at-- 1 tMk us with calumny" Raps Baruch Proposal "We are being shown no good faith here" he said U this (the majority proposal of the atomic commission) a spirit of cooperation?" He declared Bernard M Baruch's ior controlling atomic energy pian was designed to give the United States "unlimited control of the economy of the world through the dictate of the atomic bomb" Russia has "no more illusion" Vishinsky said "In fact these are war alms The American plan ig designed to permit the United States of America to take over control of all atomic energy" to V TgShiiuky spoke in S Delegate Warren R reply Austin who repeated yesterday American proposals to submit to International control of atomic energy under U N authority without veto At yesterday's session Austin said that Russia in disapproving previously the American proposals had placed her "sovereignty athwart security for all" Meanwhile a new bloc of 12 middle eastern nations which might radically alter the voting lineup-Ithe U N was reported in progress Meet Tomorrow Foreign ministers and chief delegates to U N of the nations concerned have scheduled a meeting for tomorrow A well informed Greek source said a cohesive will be established at that timegroup All 12 nations have shown somewhat sentiments and they all stand in the shadow of the Russian bear Their more immediate tie is the current situation in Palestine where members of the Arab league have sought to prevent establishment of a Jewish state The member countries occupy ad- of three continents: Joining parts Africa and Asia They are Greece Turkey Afghanistan Egypt Ethiopia Iraq Iran Lebanon Pak- - cil Monday Railroads Appeal For Freight Hike et GILBERT C PRICE "Everyone of Us" depends on every other one of us" he de"We are a great united clared people each dependent on each other If elected president I will never distinguish- - between our people by groups or class" Aggression on March ''We are' now living in an age when aggression to continues We have still not found inarch peace but are oppressed by a nation which has already swallowed up other nations and whose apWe must petite is unsatiable S&Skr America both spiritually and ' - Up-fO- Ur cents a net ton 2000 i ted to 30 pounds) and 34 cents a gross ton (2340 pounds) For iron ore the maximum increase would be 25 cents a ton net or gross with the exception that no advance would be made on iron ore moved to upper Great Lakes ports for shipment by water The I C C said in granting the last rate increase that freight charges had advanced about 44 per cent since 1946 The railroads said today their estimate on increases since that time is about 408 per cent "while operating costs have increased 75 per cent" Operator-CostUp The carriers asserted that costs of operation have gone UP about $3503000000 during the last eight years and that the various postwar increases in charges for all types of railroad services had fallen $625000000 short of meeting the cost increase The lines forecast that estimated operating revenues of $9632000-00- 0 this year will drop to $9511-0000next year but that operating expenses will continue to move up from an estimated $7435000000 in 1948 to $7443000000 in 1949 The intention to seek new general freight rate increases was announced at a Chicago meeting of railroad executives more than a week ago r From Tavern S60 On) entrance and jumped in the waiting sedan One dropped a pistol in the alley and the weapon was recovered by police Police said the men also took two pistols from behind the counter before heading for the rear exit It was one of these guns dropped in the alley During the brief episode' the chief said the 10 or 15 customers in the north section of the place were ordered to stand with their backs against the bar Place Robbed In June The tavern owned by George and 0 Harry Pappas was robbed of in cash and a quantity of checks about three a m June 25 Harames said one of the bandits engaged in today's holdup was of sandy complexion about 45 weighing 130 pounds and dressed in a dark hat and dark suit He was wearing green sunglasses The other was about 40 of heavier build dressed in a blue sports jacket and a collarless shirt Harames said he had seen both of them on the street a time or two but never had heard their names mentioned $27-00- tstan Saudi Arabia Ayria and Yemen All except Greece and Ethiopia are predominantly Moslem and all the Arab league nations belonging to U N would be included Observers noted that these 12 nation in combination with 20 countries constituting a Latin American bloc could form a solid working majority of the general assembly once they agree on a program PRE-CHRISTM- AS AT AFTER CHRISTMAS PRICES! 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Jeweler switched to Calvert Reserve because Calvert is smoother to rescue his wife who was toe weak from childbirth to Uft her- --t m self from her bed An SmMMliMfiMl WW wmm r ril rl man I QUEBEC CITY Oct 1 UP) also Was said by firemen to have Paul Drolet 41 faced with the been trapped in the blaze which LOUISVILLE Ky Oct 1 (API-Pres- ident choice of saying hit wife or say- destroyed three tenement houses Truman last night urged his united action in support of the an- ing homechildren from their own- before being brought under eontrof first picked up the baby ing 10 fire companies nual community chest campaign to had she a few hours earlier by borne meet a national goal of $184000000 He spoke over a nationwide hook Mrs Drolet died in the flames The V up of major radio networks ask- - T baby died in a hospital t Fire swept through Drolet's ing ine nation to support the caa paign in a "practical demonstration third floor apartment last night Of the Democratic faith we pTOf ess" Firemen held him back when he The president spoke ' for three minutes from his suite at the Seel-bac- h attempted to reenter the building hotel Hit remarks were made at the end of a half-hofeSttrs—Handbills— Programs program opening the drive officially Mr Truman asked for voluntary action of a free people united by sympathy 'and understanding Funds For Planting raised by more than a million volworkers" will be untary spent in Uthorraohtnr Printing 1200 communities for more than BELL 346 30th Street Dial 7879 12000 red feather services he said SuDDOrisTWife Sacrificed mm (Continued from Pane One) n anti-Sovi- ng (Continued trom Pag On) "who PARIS Oct 1 (AP) —The United wlSe PSOOle in the nation go around dividing one people States delegation to the United Na- from another or one group from tions announced today that John Foster Dulles is living to New York another by reason of the kind of Sunday at the suggestion of Gov work they do Thomas E Dewey Keputmcan presidential nominee The announcement said WRM and Dewey would confer on Soviet relations with the western powers The western power charge that Russia' is endangering peace by her blockade of Berlin is due to com up for debate in the security coun- ""'Truman Oip reels Dewey To Dewey Confabi physically Invincible so that noportant role piaved m aggressive nation will dare to stSt peece by the military bates another war" he added area and praised the con Speaking on national affairs tribution of the workers at those Dewey promised a "spring house-cleani- bases to national security He paid tribute to the efficiency in Washington" and the in of of American railroad men by re posipersons placement key tions 'who will work with national marking that in 11 days of cam representatives "instead of abuse paigning over great distances and mountain passes the campaign them" He said the Democratic party it special had been late lust once" now calling the 80th congress "That's a reel record" he said Ogden high school's R O T C "stingy" but asked to answer band directed by Jesse LiUywhitt lasts the record "The 79th congress was the last and a marine color guard from m a long series of Democratic Clearfield naval supply depot led it congresses" he pointed out $247000000 for rec- the street parade from 22nd St appropriated lamation while the 80th eoagrese down Washington Ave to 88th St —you have heard of the 80th con then west to the depot where the gress — appropriated $389000000 the largest sum in the history of waiting crowd greeted them fet he United States so you can make Also in the parade and on the own minds as to who are speakers platform were June Elizthe lakers and who perform" abeth Bsrlow Bountiful recently crowned "Miss Utah of 1949" with Role of War Bases her attendants Pat Jensen Ogden Dewey commented on the im- and Patricia Judd Salt Lake City (if fts 99 us u steam shovtt reduced to clear niSOR 795 |