Show Winnie Wishes saw DEN (UTAH) 0SUNDAY MORNING THE i STANDARD-EXAMINE- 4U niWiijiilWStale f Inflatio Finally Ended? Iron Curtain Could Be Parted It Depe ids on the Person 1 3 'Continued from Pag On he walked into the ship's veranda grille" he was asked if he for questioning mi"I'dteady like a few questions" he mid sitting down Asked about a dispatch from Paris which said the French appeared worried about the Atlantic pact he said "all countries on the continent have cause for anxiety" He was queried about his refer- enee in Boston to "the 13 men in the kremlin" who aim to rule the "Whin j iSf world "I've often used: that expression ' before" Churchill replied "I thought there were 14 The press ever corrected it and said v ttire were 13" 4 "tttVpvassBstt Nasaher ! He exhaled a thin cloud of smoke ) and added: "A very appropriate number" Would he name the 13? "Oh no" he said' "I believe Stalin la one of them" Churchill said the recent Soviet Union protect against the Atlantic pact was "about on the level of all the other charges they've been mak- ing on the radio every day for the lmsrt four years" The possibility of a Pacific pact to similar the Atlantic pact was and Churchill said he posed thought "it ought to be looked into" He added that "we must be careful not to spread our resources however unduly" Asked whether he had noted any American i i i MS SS 2 2 changes of opinion since his Fulton Mo speech in 1946 Churchill said: Great Awakening g There has been a tremendous awakening to reality here in the uiree years that have passed since the Fulton sneech Events are the teacher far more than the words of men He added that at Fulton he had an international air" but urged inat not much had been done about vnuirniii was asKen ahnnr a Z reference in his Boston speech to : we ot dissinatini? Rik -i (sian possiDiiny hostility The questioner said -- By Sam Dawson NEW YORK April 2 CAP)— How can you tell when! inflation stops and deflation begins? How can you know when business is normal or if it ever was or wjill be? Maybe economists can point out the exact spots cfn their charts where inflation started and ended — but usually only months after As with these things occurred moat of us their hindsight is pretty good Right now things are confused The boom stopped for some indus- tries a year or more ago Most other industries think it certainly has now Only a few are still going strong In this business pattern Just where is the point that the nation's economic picture as a whole changed? Look at it personally If you have your old job aren't worried too much about losing it or having your pay cut you may not have noticed whether inflation has gone and deflation come You may spend a little less for groceries but not much And you are paying more for the new car than you expected when you got on the list months ago Your rent may be higher But if you have been laid off at the mill work fewer days a week or know some one in a job like yours who was laid off fhe present situation may look like more than deflation to you — it may look like a real depression Economists will tell you that ion means there is more money around than goods forcing prices up and buying power of money down They say deflation comes when there are goods all over the place and people don't have money to buy as fast as they did The economists have other words too disinflation for instance That means the pressures toward inflation have eased that there no longer is too much money and oo few goods Then there is recession During in-fl- at starched shirt collar and said he'd tnougnt Mr Churchill might like to talk for a while about uie possioiiity ot someone d Churchill's blue J dying" F a suit with - "Oh no" zipper Churchill replied "I the length of the front 22n' thinking of changes of per- - running "What do you call that tpng you're wearing?" he asked made the statement tJifftne "That's my 'zip'" he replied "It's about the desirability of opening also called a siren suit and rompers much more convenient than the - i ie complimented the reporters It's you gentlemen are wearing the "intelligence and broad suits 9 Of them made when ° Mr questions and praised Ithehadwarseveral started to put on quickly iithe American press in general for in air raids Just and it's on j is am my "It's the dress of the future I A reporter tugged at stiffly wore one of them to the kremlin on 1 t: ' visit there It didn't bo down very well They probably thought it was pushing the idea of " t democracy too far"' Churchill said he had no dot for the summer other than to plans "discharge my duties as a nartv leader in the event of an election" v M I shouldn't work all the tint " 1 he said "All- work and no play t T makes Jack a dull boy" white-stripe- flap-pocket- -- H mmwm wire's jri $ - Tension Mounts In Cab Strike 5 If 2 NEW YORK April 2 (AP) — Tension and arrests mounted today in a oilier siriKe xnai nas crippled much of the city's huge taxicab Vi m Pearl Blush Mermaid Green Iced Lemonade Thistle Bloom SELECTONE COlOt (BNfr Z 4 2 1 laB three Ml BSJlB $ Ml GIH W Ifcoifl fodoy fa 327 24th Street Dial pany and was Issued rather abrupt going up ! ANCHORAGE Alaska April 2 heaviest rush of lob seekers in Anchorage's history has hit this cijy Territorial employment service officials today reported 252 per i Ju3 ermc Monday The rush wasn't expected to nit so early although officials were ready for a heavy influx of workers from the States this" siim-mT Few jobs were available as 'the heavy construction season will not get under way until about May 1 However pnany of those coming up for wdrn complained they were told "outside" that there would be plenty of jobs here by April li A spokesman for the employment office said about 2000 men were out of work at the beginning of the week before the horde of (UP4-T- h£ 1 I1 er 1 job seekers descended Boat Pla4ejAato About §0 Jper cent of new arrivals are coming up over the Mean highway and the rest by boat or plane About 75 more arrived this morning on the train from Seward Officials report the greatest Conflicting Laws Face Test After Land Crackdown COULEE DAM ( AP) —Conflicting Wash April 2 laws concerning land speculation may be headed for a court test las the result of a bureau of reclamation crackdown The bureau yesterday withdrew from Kenneth Mattson of Payette Ida the right to irrigation water in the Columbia basin project Mattson a Veteran of World war II Was aCCUSed Of Violating anti speculation laws by paying $3500 for 161 acres of land which were appraised by the government at $1 42733 The reclamation bureau says its action is the first of its kind in the country Bureau attorneys say Mattson had been cautioned not to pay more than the appraised value for the land with the warning that the land's right to irrigation water from the Columbia basin irrigation system would be threatened if he did Mattson bought the land which is near Quincy a year ago at a sale ordered by Grant county superior court to- settle an estate And that's where the conflicting laws come in One state law requires that estate property be sold to the highest bidder The state's Columbia basin project act and the federal government's companion act both list the appraised value as the ceiling for basin lands So far there price has been no ruling as to which law pre vails The reclamation bureau Mattson can sue the estate to says recover the difference between the appraised value and the price he paid It has notified him that it can take no action toward restoring his water rights until he tries to collect the overpayment The Columbia basin project acts stipulate that government appraisals must evaluate land on an "as is" basis Appraisers are forbidden to consider the fact that the land might receive irrigation water ultimately and therefore increase in value tremendously v - number of J applicants are carpenters labarer)s truck drivers and heavy equipment operators They said highly skilled laborers are placed on jobs much quicker than unskilled workers Jobs were found for 357 in 'Anchorage flast month The rush has overtaxed All tiie city's liousing facilities hotels are jammed 'Some of I the new arrivals are paying as high as $100 per month for single rooms in homes Pay SI 000 for Cabin Ode jop seeker said He and two others bought a' cabin for $1000 and all of them are living in it Others are sleeping in trucks and cars William Mai t land manager of the territorial employment office said the outlook for work afterfthe season starts is "good but too many seekers may create unemployment despite the "extensive building program here The slightest recession in the states this summer he said Will bring hundreds more streaming into the territory looking for work SALT lMkE CITY April 2 (AP) Glen R Coleman 29 of Ogden was fined Slooo today and sentenced to throughout central and Jtoftej Utah Appearing to testify against the permanent freeze order mam witnesses assailed the company fori its precipitous action They serted some warning should have! been given to the appliance dealers so that they would not become overloaded with gas appliances Permanizina the freeze order builder asserted would seriously curtail new home construction in the area and entail heavy losses to builders of houses already planned units and designed lor as low-cogas heat The decision however recog nized that some hardship could not! 1 1 1 I III I PUY st with ante aire Wpx birch or maple finish Save: : 0- ZODU COLLAPSIBLE Easv-folriir- 1375 now under construction Most File Reports The commission ordered also that Mountain Fuel Supply com reports pany file showing the number of new a and a report showing progress of well No o at crurcn 1 Butte The decision stated that natural gas has come to play an important role in the economic life ox utan involving "considerable sums money spent by Mountain Fuel during 1948 in advertising the use of natural gas even as late as Feb t 1949 BBBBmC "The record also shows" the cision continued "that Mountain! 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Folds compactly now be avoided that Commissioners made the order as issued restricts all new cas connections after the July deadline and permits connections prior to the deadline only to homes' semi-month- f PANEL END HOTPOINT Sensational RANGE BUY! Full I a 1 - to-- - year prison sentence for grand larceny District Judge Albert H Eilett pronouncing sentence denied probation Coleman was accused of entering the home of Rachel Edmund here Jan 12 and stealine personal prop erty Worth more than $50 Judge Eilett asked him if it were true he had saved up about $13000 decision Loieman saia ne and his wire had saved that much but he insisted that none of the amount represented Beer Holds Out criminal gains Sentencing of John Neuterboom NEW YORK April 2 CAP) —I 87 of Ogden was continued until Well stocked taverns their beer April 15 today by Federal District suppiy remiorcea oy u Johnson judge Tinman maintained normal op Neuterboom pleaded guilty re- deliveries cratibns a strike today cently to forninc a government which has shut despite down all of the! check city s major breweries 1 sr mm ABY CRIBS ried here today 149 BZ as issued bv thv commission ignored the pleas of some protestants who asserted that to make permanent the temporary freeze order would entail heavy Wtance gas i Ogdeniie Given Term H Ignores Pleas The decision Give Her A LANE Hope Chest -- The Perfect EASTER GIFT that fleet Arrests in the day-ol- d between operators and uniondispute drivers climbed to 35 as reported one cab stoned and police another partly g wrecked A driver and a garage employe of one of the struck cab companies were beaten Among those taken into were two men who identifiedcustody themselves as officials of the striking union — the taxi workers organizing committee The union is an affiliate of John L Lewis' United Mine 'Workers Although threats of mass disorder still had failed to materialize heavy guards of police armed with antt-riweapons maintained their k vigil Both sides have charged the other with importing "goons" and predicted a recurrence of the bloody tAxi UeuP mrked f 1934 -- 51 Looking for Jobs stallment buying business loans With recession most of them turn down If they go just so far should be "normal again Ifthings they go too far you have depression Then you start all over Chances are though never know at the time just youH when business is "normal" You have a wide chnu-- e i:! t niu Pridrn' Trnir:"' inflation is still a threat H chief economic adviser says what we have is disinflation Most businessmen say recession is several months old and deflation a fact That leaves it pretty confused as usual round-the-cloc- CRAGUNS 2-47- mcM of 41 Gas Connection wages prices prot- itscuitjiumnn sales national Income and of ot FINISH $Y$ttM wall calart the'boohverything was Bans New 1 ' h— Into Alaska jig-sa- w nave z APRIL 1S49 3 ' 'W Ia R Jmm kWAW I Bl P Ogden 23 p DINETTE TABLE for dining or living room Mahoi nut veneer top Leaves Mm 1 lBi 4 Washington 50 I |