Show 6 Exitertd 'Let's Just Say That as of Now He's My Favorite!' U N Study at tn poloff!c at Oaden Cta second daw S3 Ac at Congress March S 1879 Member of Ttaa AJiiwcUtad NBA Banrlca and A B C pat month als 00 pat yaar Subacrlptlnn prtea mittir pram Ooitod Pram t2i 'US Has Vital Interests May Solve Oil Crisis In British Elections aid in the legislation How before By Peter Easen WASHINGTON — There is an congress The amount of military the id earmarked for Britain has not important American angle to Paralao tha local i - be"" disclosed Whichever British Labor elections which British By Joseph AIsop PrtY wins the October election Attkc Minister Clement Prime ty THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 4 1951 WASHINGTON— The American has called for Oct 23 OrjSnartty ""y tosta' in power or fall accord-it'- s the size of that cut in the hope that United tough enough for American J" Nations security council action on voters to keep their own politics Pie-the Persian oil dispute will lead — and politicians straightened out a fourth resumption of negotia- without bothering over British do ' to mestic issues But this is diffet sn ant wnmSn nre l!ons between the Iranians and the t4 rent They hoDe further in whisDers Underlying all other reasons for senting a variety of occupations and fields of activity have that this additional gift of time By Carey Williams calling British elections now are declared their willingness indeed eagerness to engage in will allow the government of the the United Kingdom's unfavorable MoA man is too old for romann irrational Dr trade balance reduction of cold re public service ori a part time basis They have demonstrated extravagantly hammed Mossadegh the time it serves and financial relations with when he doesn t comment upon th this willingness and eagerness by filing their petitions for needs to hang itself me unitca owica involved in me iwveiy sigm oi ine narvest moon Then they say the Iranian problast item are questions of new 50 are more candidates The than election ticket lem may be solved primary American aid and payment of the Margaret Truman uys she first principal and interest due with American men Harry isn't competing for the seven seats on the city council which will theUnfortunately however 31 75 U on Dec billion W $3 S the Averell of single exception the only good politician in the make policies for the guidance of the city manager the Harriman's loan to Britain First payment on Truman family! brilliant intervention a Canadian loan of $12 billion also g in Iran council will select This is a wholesome development in the American comes at due has been a pitiful tissue of false f his time No wonder capitalism performs field of municipal government The response to the call for hopes and phony It was noteworthy during last Most assumptions ever everyone gets active where a North week's Atlantic coun since the real crisis treaty there began candidates reveals that the time was ripe for a break from Certainly the time has come cil meeting in Ottawa and the In- dollar is concerned to ternational bank and monetary the old system to the new form the citizens approved at a face the real facts The trouble with many alban fund meeting in Washington the There two are facts that major is that he tikes to believe more week before that British repregeneral election must be faced What threatens in sentatives went out of their way than he hears is an unmitigated disaster In Salt Lake City a feature of the municipal election Iran to spread the word and paint the And this disaster which most "The number of d picture of Britain's financial plight campaign is the absence of any candidate for mayor in oppo- Americans comfortably dismiss as This was not necessarily done in women is increasing" But we are another Britknock hard for the sition to Earl J Glade Who is completing his second term ish is in fact just as much a disastone It was the usual yet to see a any crying woman calm British portrayal of the facts The situation reflects the Confidence of Salt Lakers in Mayor ter for the United States for the of financial life The man mho can bring home Glade and the general view that his good record makes him following t reasons Britain's exports are up and the bacon knows how to get to Pressure prices are 14 percent above last the meat of a subject an invincible candidate Nevertheless the absence of an Responds First as 'was long ago predicted year's Britain has to pay 35 perthis space the Mossadegh govcent more for her imports howopponent for the incumbent in a city as large as Salt Lake in ever Britain's economy is 24 per- machinery is someernment have responded to the n The American system is stimu- pressure of economic and politand works him- cent dependent on imports as com- - thing a man buys City is not a healthy-sig4 percent for the se'L ical sanctions by opening negotiaiwth 12 ordcr to ke'p up pared only lated by competition in pplitics-a- s well as in businesses T c rnccausc or XT-- tions with Moscow a W inee increases in with the monthly payments For the present as in the case In Logan the lack of public interest in holding municipal prices paid Britain's dollar surplus of last year is being converted into Hitler and Stalin in 1939 these office does away with the need to hold a primary election of a dollar deficit this year negotiations are ostensibly limited Britain is spenaing roughly S47 on October 23 and the situation in Provo is not much more to renewal of a trade agreement billion on defense this voar and But Mossadegh is a cornered demj for the next two years To meet lively jagogue who has listened to noththe cost of this effort it would but the sound of his own voice 1 How many people gave to the Ogden is entitled to congratulate itself on having ing re necessary for Britain to soli for the last fifty years He cannot Chest last year? Community that much more on which a the Iranian administraexports encourages carry 2 Are campaign soliciters paid? adopted form of municipal government Because of steel without cash to pay the army shortages coal 3 How does the Community the mobilizing of policy making wisdom from the people tion shortages conversion of Industry and the police As he himself has to arms production it is impossible Chest help Korean civilians? while centering the management in a professional person said to American representatives l° "'crease exports by this amount if he has to get that money from trained in the details of city administration r rJ Moscow "Why so much the worse" ine interesting thing about all the Rucelane fiav It is easy enough to imagine the pxnlndH anothor hnmh since thn mis prcf nation of Bloom Was thai All of us who are qualified electors now have a clear contract for exploitation of the This probably means that the P° visting Briton ever got around sayrng what was going to be oil resource and oil shiponly atomic bomb the Russians to duty It is to respond in goodly numbers on October 23 to Iranian to Russia and the satellites have been able to produce and acme aoout it The ball was simselect the7 14 who will compete in November for the seven ments Hiroshwhich will be the inevitable side ply put out In apparently stockpile is the council places The number of competitors happily insures deal involved In any Soviet loan ima-type bomb they set off in in the hope that someone with a idea would pick It up and or subsidy to Mossadegh Until very 1949 The Hiroshima-typ- e bomb is bright Drew Pearson that we shall have a lively primary bills to pass congress now about as as a run recently the world at large has ByWASHINGTON — Sen Owen propriation The were bills to What the British themselves propass by Model T Ford supposed taken for granted the opfimistib "d pose to do about ft is apparently It's the Russians that theory of the state department and Brewster of Maine is leading an reported inai uanr wic have British foreign office that the So- undercover drive to depose GOP " " ' v v v i nil a minimum of 50 of to be left until after the elecgovernment has been operating on these perhaps viets cannot exploit the Iranian on hand with a possible tions If the conservatives win it piece-mebasis maximum of 200 In contrast be their ball to run with If 4 Can any public service oil resource for their cvn benefit National Chairman Guy Gabriel-- : a it s will The speaker listened to Cannon's no secret that the United States — because Gabrielson won't join labor the son wins But now and party that disaster agency join the Community Chest? improve With the establishment of National Newspaper Week threatens 'the Pentagon actually the covert request and then hit the ceiling has many many times that num- its present slim majority in parli5 How much money does the cam He experts told the Missourian ament startled that will presumably be the Community Chest spend to raise ber an unlimited supply of uranithe newspapers of the United States and Canada quickly' have waked up to the strategic im- paign that this is the first time in his- um It will then e signal and the mandate at least half a dozen of the problem They are and plications was back of the This what is embraced the opportunity to pay tribute to a group which not influenced by the state departhave to pick up the ball and buck ten dollars? tory that congress has had to give atomic Russia that weapons on Gabrielson attack by four extensions on appropriations hasn't even line with further cutbacks on ment's malignant got on the drafting the the newspaperscan't do without —the newspaper boy escapist optisenators bills Then he ordered Cannon board yet JttepuDlican the BnUish economy Or somemism and an entirely different isolationist of Welker Dirksen of Illinois :biuntlv to hurrv tin and finish the Over 52 million newspapers are read every day by the analysis has rfow been made thing Idaho and Jenner of Indiana all appropriation bills so congress In talks between American and Reds Can Find Technicians American public and more than 80 per cent of these are defaithful friends of Brewsters could go home ozozozozozozozozozozozozow -bBritish officials there were implisome has been In For time there brief to this analyToo cations in Late Iran that the livered or sold by newspaper boys Thus a great industry sis there isaccording British like might no doubt at all that bad blood between the amiable additional U S aid But they never Sorest people against the Britthe Soviets can find technicians in conservative Gabrielson — who feels relies upon them for an essential service —distribution came out and Kid right ish in the oil Iranian are to as dispute all must GOP he neutral be satellite states and elsewhere would or how much They did (Kv While 66000 reporters editors printers and others can the ask Answers: 1—20000000 2— No to run the Iranian oil wells andj candidates — and Brewster who is other oil men in the Middle East TTan allotion of 800000 tons They point out that the British oil — extreme for 3 both the a By sending gifts of clothmf u strategist the nation's more — " S nuduitu U of it than sicai steel not the two milnewspapers produce reiuiery requires forces in the senate and concession in Iran was obtained by deal is finally made right-win- g American Relief for Ko-tlion tons through originally cerreported 500000 newspaper boys jto deliver the finished products to Furthermore oil Britain — and this is the key likewise Taft's campaign adviser corruption that kept Dear Editor: —Yes if it meets C C The of tain members of the Iranian parliasubject Britains Dec 31 standards 5— About 33 cents point — there is hardly more doubt Gabrielso'n is privately The Weber Market was fined $20 loan payment the readers on its payroll for years and did not come up that the Soviets can get the oil but he refused to go along on the ment in sellcourt Nebeker's was for and not on the agenda Judge How capably do the lads perform this gigantic distribu to Russia smear campaign that everyone in Teheran knows w When Britain' rhan to which ing eggs this in Maine cannot depend on the Iran recently distributed a of guilty was made Exchequer Hugh Gaitskell arrived tive task? Very well indeed They are in the first place ianThey charge plea a out also sen In told fact Gabrielson that the roy railroads or build a pipeline They point the court suspended the sen in New York however he said alties paid by the British are so But diligent and industrious Else- - they wouldn't go after the ers overnignt am they can use tank- ate elections subcommittee he was tence considering the offense a 8 PHection for cirpaying and there are nearly 500 2 "surprised and shocked" at the niggardly that the Iranians were mere "technical" violation of law debts and had made an allowance jobs and cling to them They soon learn the importance of tankers under to bound over kick traces culation of the "Partisan the Repub in The for foreign registry adlaw m it that his provides eggs budget the world tanker fleet as well as licans" pamphlet linking Eisen'In Indonesia American com- vertised as "A quality small" must v regularity and dependability and how to meet the public i ne amount due the U S is $32 hower with the communists another or more 60 per cent royalty to weigh a minimum of 18 ounces per million tankers fifty pay panies principal and $87 million The boys who do well in the work are of the type who which are actually American-owne- d Therefore when conscientious the Indonesian government keep dozen Several dozen eggs bought e "mount due Canada V? of none Williams but Senator the less 40 per cent In Arabia the split at the Market at intervals over a purchaseable by Republican tnesame tme Is approximately enjoy independence They welcome the opportunity to earn the Soviets According Lay Gabrielson's criticized Delaware to the best is fifty-fift8 million (Canadian) But in Iran Britain period of a week weighed from But their own spending money This adds up to a large amount estimate the Soviet Union to s a provision in both loans there can eas connection with RFC loans 25 per cent 144 to about 18 ounces per dozen pays officially only that buy over 100 2 tankers on Carthage Hydrocol Brewster saw to Iran though unofficially and or were from 11 to 18 per cent interest can be waived if the BritIt is estimated the half m ill ion newspaper" boys earn $150" ily the world market If they offer his chance He called in other Re- through secret bookkeeping ish shortweight the regard their reserves as inade000000 a year the right price A placard kept in the store win- quate or if the international publican senators asked them to split is reported nearer 12 per cent moneDairy Williams "for of This means the dow and turn good in for Iran 88 per ent for Britain if the Iran- joint another hung over the tary fund determines that Britain Among the beat boosters of the newspaper boys are the ian wells and Abadan refinery the n and read each The time the store cannot earn enough from her exare Oil Co party" of eggs Rab was visited to buy eggs during the ports to finance millions of Americans who once had newspaper boy jobs proaucine anything like their ca Sam Rayburn Rages course is government owned imports of the week "A of 24000000 tons of oil anread same The small" Worst pacity is 1936-3statl volume that as quality in the 8 tragedy before and after school They number the early work ex nually that the Soviets can Speaker Sam Rayburn usually After the elections there will hope an easygoing soul gave Congress- department failed to move in with eggs were kept by the dozen in Dog to down in Black our Sea as lay British friends long ago to head stapled paper bags of tremendous pressure in Britain 'assets their and looking back they are in ports man Clarence Cannon of Missouri pe perience part The evidence given in court by to ask for a waiver oil to end their own short- chairman of the house off obvious disaster enough Bale interappropriaclined to agree with the theory that busy boys are likely to age An increase of Soviet oil in- the defendant was that the adver- est if the labor on this a private dressing-dow- Justice Douglas Warned wins by tions committee party tisement of the also a stated eggs Luine oi neiween du and till ner be better boys last week sjirn margin it won t be able to In recent months the state deHay Bale Cent is the most immediate men weighed but 15 ounces per resist this pressure Cannon who has had a tough partment has been on the ball but they dozen This newspaper salutes its newspaper boys ace If the Is waiver asked for there okayed this was far top late In 1949 for However two witnesses are pre- The seriousness of this is simnlv time getting appropriations into A Cemplat Lin f Piibury dropped instance Justice William O Doug- pareai a10 atestily mere was no suchm4r United States illustrated General Eisenhower in his committee And Larr Fds The mav to a for fourth ask office question came las information seen to" on back from warn Iran the placards tnem become an American it namtualiy uses the Soviet oil short y extension to permit the the state department what was which they read carefully poiltical nor iSiUe' age as the first proof that western government the Republicans to another were operate Informed to bound in On 30 Jan this they any happen way can the be defended Democrats with lim Europe Co by the market the eggs weighed this loan in the first who granted ited forces And the Pentaeon esti month while waiting for its ap- column also warned: "Moscow is less than the legal minimum of 18 This is the season when the accident prevention people mates that- the ending of the Soviet If the loan paymentsplace waging an extremely effective cam- ounces made howper dozen And in fact ever it may mean only that FRII DELIVERY paign to take over Iran by friend- not snortage will increase American Britain become increasingly apprehensive and send out specific on dozen as much every weighed infiltration ly the will Simultaneously defense requirements (by multiply that expect much more aid 300S Woakingfen Ph 7135 United States has so bungled its as 15 ounces the United States next year ing Russian strength) by a factor warnings for people to be careful Also defendant testified state in- from diplomacy that Iran is on the verge There 40 per cent or more of is no Briteconomic aid for had visited his store and Beware the safety engineers say of the dangers lurkof tossing aside its traditional spectors Second the state department has had expressed their approval of U A S the with been friendship warned both from ing in the fumes from the exhaust pipe of your automobile Cairo formally way he was handling his eggs Iran has cut the Voice of Amef-ic- a the and from Baghdad that an But the state's chief weights inIt is not wise to run the engine for long in a garage even if to Moscow free the n given play show of weakness says he has no knowledge radio has negotiated a new trade spector iran will lead to outbreaks of of this that in any event the door is open and by all means don't remain in a closed in no one " Russia with treaty tne same disease in Eevrjt and Iran has any authority to approve such Trouble has already started In these Should Keep Hands Off garage with the engine running advertising and selling of eggs as Commissioner Fred E Williams U S Am is stated in this letter: that the For months however The familiar warning against using kerosene or gasoline countries The truth is that if Dr Mossadegh acting mayor in absence of Ora bassadors in Teheran had instruc- practice is a serious infraction of to start fires in coal or the Amer tions not to discuss the British oil law and cannot properly be exstoves has been sent is now permmea to iriumpn over Bundy who had gone to in Detroit British (who symbolize the ican Lieglon convention This was Britain's baby cused as a mere "technical" violaout and none too soon because accidents are already being the western powers in Middle Eastern had left to attend the Utah State problem were advised and we should tion they convention in Municipal league Consumers' League eyes) there will be an explosive Provo keep hands Off reported on this danger front reaction throughout the whole By C N Woods Ali Razmara our great Premier From the wildlife organizations once more come the chain of the Middle East This will infriend was assassinated partly beGeorge O'Connor city employ cause he both the American oil propON THE GO EVERY MINUTE made no progress solvsuggestions to hunters for safety with firearms and the in- volve ment agent said his office had erties and is more important been We ing the British oil problem notified of a that dividuals and agencies interested in fire prevention are in the whole what quantity and just vital strategic position to discuss it with him peaches were available for the un- refused of the west in that Now however region Middle to the their entire efforts educate all of us to check our heatcreasing Third the economic consequences employed and the needy East is on the verge of a crisis — ing plants before subjecting them to the strains imposed by of a defeat in Iran to Britain to L J Read Walter T Read Rus and possible war— because of this the western Europeans to the Incolder weather Pulsipher and J L Montrose bungling dians the Pakistanis and others sell Note — British doctors were wise of the J O Read and Bros Co will be Thus new warnings against seasonal perils are posted inevitably passed on to this umn ten enough to operate on the king of a east to ine attend countr yin the form ipr requests convention of England before it was too late at the side of the general warnings against dangers present for increased economic of aid Indeed Evansville Ind representatives at Diplomacy is much like medicine PHONE this is happening already at all times a situation demonstrating that the admonition If there is too much delay the paTotal unmitigated disaster is not tient never recovers And in the most frequently encountered by those who are a part of too strong language to describe case of Iran the sore has been althese a of consequences failure to lowed to fester so long that almost civilization is "He carefijij'' find or to force a resonable soluno diplomacy can save it tion of the Iranian problem But The atomic energy commission Monuments and headstones had the state department arrived OH and were featured at has sent President Truman an exdivision which appears to care far Mitchell Bros Wall avenue and on the report tremely encouraging more about international popular- Twenty-firStove Oil atomic race with Russia This is ity contests than American vital the inside reason behind the endoes not seem to be aware News that the Russians have exploded another atomic interests Ogden Knitting companys new thusiastic statements recently about of any of these things building on Washington avenue was our fantastic progress bomb has set off a wave of speculation Some commentators The report to the president says 1 nearly completed and only a little interior finishing was needed to flatly that the United States has think the Russians hope the warning will frighten their put it in order for business The now regained the tremendous neighbors away from western affiliation Others say the exmachinery which some time ago atomic superiority it had over Ruswas ordered had been delayed ow- sia in August of 1949 when the to will add free world solidarity Actually nobody plosion BLACK LEATHER OIL GO ing to immense demand for ma- first Soviet atomic bomb was exKnows enougn about it to do more than guess Any newschinery upon the manufacturers ploded Furthermore a ' BLACK UCDC Qniit A but was now on its way watch by allied seismographs paper reader can guess right now about what the Russians and Geiger counters indicates that Weber county teachers meeting are doing and what they have in mind and come as close to had been held in the county comLow end flat missioners office with 45 present being right as any of the professional commentators Wilson acting chairman Supt WEDGIES moved at once for election of new officers and David R Langlois was Dignity cannot be developed by those who are subject named vice chairman Louise to alien control Self respect is not felt by those who GENUINE? Wangsgard STRAUSS secretary recording M and Mrs P Maw correspondhave no rights to their own —John Foster Dulles U S amAlso NO treasurer was ing secretary bassador "BILLY THE KID" nominated Miss E M Orth gave an interesting talk on teaching GET 'EM RIGHT NOW! decoration and general adornment of school rooms Chairman Wilson The real democratic Argentina will survive You can took up the matter of school regu2481 BUEHLER-BUlGHfl- in When Ma is blessin' me oat lations expropriate the machinery of a newspaper but not the spirit ys n I looks my ashinc-todog guess puzzled Freedom always wins the last battle — Alberto Gainzi Paz maybe he's wonderin if Ma has Remains of Daniel Lynch who iiccies Bldg Blvd died earlier in the week were caught me runnin' her chickens publisher political refugee of Argentina lfke she did him shipped to Colorado titled to tba oaa (or republiealton at Tha Aaaoatatad Praat ta asctusifali all new dUpstchM erwll ted tn h nr no otnenru ereditea in tau paper at policy-make- rs Eager for Public Service Paragraphs " : pre-fe- rs policy-makin- bald-heade- bald-heade- d Time-savin- g L BJ FZ - T " "v Taft Forces Back Drive To Oust G O P Chairman - i mid-fiel- d old-mod- el J£j?£l'13 Mighty Job Done by Boys month-to-mont- h al er new-typ- slam-ban- g - Letter to The Editor sovie- t-Iranian m pro-Ta- ft er short-weig- FEEDS T-- y T-- Anglo-Irania- Mash Wheal Feed Pellets 460 385 370 370 Footle 95 75 Straw n 125 e Ray-burn- 's Another Danger Season 30-da- dby Farmers Feed - It Happened In Ogden— Anglo-America- 20 rood-burni- LEATHER Years Ago ng I 50 Mid-Easte- Russian Bomb Explosion opnpp Fun 1 I I I I Furnace — I 66) WASATCH I NORTHERN I I 4429 Years Ago rn st A-bo- Poor Pa round-the-clo- ck f They're in Again! 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