Show Indecision to Entered at tha postofflce at Ogden Otah aa second class Act of Congraas March 8 1879 atambar of The Aasociatea A service ana a m ( per month $1500 per yesr SubscrtpUon price matter according ma unnea areas 11-2- 5 Truman's Plans to Run Tied With Ike's Strength :1 Blamed at Truce Talks entitled to tba uaa for republication of aQ new dlaoatchea credited to It or not otherwiaa credited In thia paper and alao tha mill By Joseph and Stewart Ataop WASHINGTON— As the truce TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 28 1952 talks drag on in endless bickering in Korea one fact has become obvious here in Wash- strikingly TVir rrvl rr mnlf pre infftnn hov There were 375 members of the Ogden chamber of com- - evolved all sorts of detailed plans dealing with what might hap merce at the annual dinner meeting Monday night to hear for pen But they are completely un about Dr Ernest L Wilkinson to greet the new officers of the able to decideis what to do— namewhat actually happening of activity in behalf ly the indefinite prolongation of organization and to launch a new year Korean truce talks This is of the community The Hotel Ben Lomond ballroom was the the huge glaring gap in American filled to its capacity Yet if all of the membership of 784 had policy The truce talks have already attended two ballrooms would have been required to ac- after all been going on for weary commodate the complete membership This is one way of month after weary month with no end yet in sight Whenever they estimating and appreciating the size of one of our commun- seem to move in the direction of agreement and the usual "tentaity's great human resources—the resource wrapped up in tive optimism" begins to be exour chamber of commerce pressed in Tokyo or Washington entirely new issue is injectwomen ready and some With such a large body of ed by the communists Vishinsky that the talks be moved willing to perform community work it is not surprising that proposes to the United Nations or the Chias has been on made fronts the several revealed in progress nese communists insist that Russia be accepted as a "neutral" nachamber's annual report presented to the members tion to police the truce Retiring President O C Hammond reported that many Te Keep Talks Going problems confronted the community in the past year some The communists know that the Nations cannot conceivably of which are solved and some of which will require contin- United these Yet they accept proposals ued effort to reach a solution The new president Carlyle can quite easily continue to inject issues simolv to keen the C Eubank and the other new officers can tackle these such truce talks going and to give the at Panmunjom someproblems with the assurance that a lot of help will be forth- negotiators to talk about What then? thing These reporters have asked this coming from the membership many times and never Water supply roads parking and traffic publicity question found an answer The fact tourists and conventions housing aviation public health seems to be that there plain is no anThe policy makers have recreation education and American opportunity These are swer simply shuddered away from the choice which confronts among the challenges confronting the chamber of com- nighmare them For either they must accept merce committees Taking into account the number of the indefinite prolongation of a impossible situation members their interest and willingness to work it is cer- strategically with a proportion of this tain that the coming year will see more progress made in country's great still inadequate military strength committed in an exposed many aspects of our community life position on a peninsula of little strategic value Of they must be ready to take unilateral action to force the issue accepting both the risk of general war and the alienation of all this country's allies Our United States government finds that it pays to adThe terms of any truce if not are generally nevertise—to advertise the fact that the treasury department actually dictated gotiated In response to the superior will pay rewards to persons who provide tips leading to the pressure of one side or the other And no such on the comrecovery of income taxes It pays to advertise this fact be- munists now pressure exists since the y was probcause the publicity fends to cause citizens to be more acground cease-fir- e to by the ably mistakenly agreed curate in the preparation of their income tax statements It United Nations' negotiator? On ground communist troops are pays to advertise further because it encourages more per- the now well dug in expending little sons to be on the lookout for avoidance or tax evasion or no precious materiel and in excellent jump-of- f position in case with a view to reporting same in order to receive rewards of general war It is related that the informer who collected the largest Air Losses Traded V reward in 1951— the sum of $62000— obtained this sum by In the air American losses from ground fire and air comfat directing the income tax sleuths to a man who kept two sets er about equal communist togethlosses in air combat alone Moreover of books one set for the income tax auditors and another set the Soviet! well be content for himself The person who could furnish such a tip must tq trade the may loss of a few dozen s out of well over 5000 prohave been a person close to the keeper of the double set of duced yearly in exchange for the books a fact which musl cause many an income tax evader valuable air experience they are gaining Already the structures to wonder just who can be trusted these days of the Migs have been strengthened as a result of this experience and they have been equipped with more effective firepower Under such circumstances why should the communists make a A remarkable aspect of that tremendous rock fall near truce? Hope of successful negotiation of a truce has not to be Echo in Weber canyon was that so much material could sure been abandoned The nearthe policy makers have come tumble upon that route without killing or in- est to filling the gap in American poljuring a single traveler Within minutes after the avalanche icy is to consider very carefully lines of motor vehicles were stretched east and west from just howthefarrealwe can go in nego issues which still tiating the blocked point Fate was kind that at the moment nature remain The prisoner issue Is th mnt bombarded the highway with great missiles not a vehicle important and here it has been decided that we cannot with honwas in the path or so as to return to cerThe rock debris at the bottom of every cliff is evidence taingodeath farthe Chinese and Koprisoners who have signiof the leverage in frost's expansion power Mountains van- rean fied that they do not wish to reish as a result of this power exercised over sufficient years turn to the communist paradise we might confront the comThe familiar warning signs about fallen rock in mountain Yet munists with a g accomfact simply by announc country tell us the process is continuous and the Echo denv plished ing that these prisoners have been onstratlon is nature's notification how large and dramatic placed in the wrong and are to be considered category henceforth as It can become at certain moments political refugees Plans Are Approved Precise approved plans already exist also for carrying the war to the Chinese if the comIt is fascinating to observe how good old reliable coal munists againmainland attack in force for withdrawing most Amermaintains its place in the day's news despite the efforts of Plans ican forces from Korea If a sucatomic energy water power fuel oil and natural gas to hog cessful truce it negotiated to the accompaniment of a flat warning the publicity that renewed aggression will be regarded as an act of war have Even while the removal of secrecy about many aspects also been evolved Yet the great of atomic power was giving the news writers and photograph- gap still remains— what to do if communists neither attack nor ers a field day coal was receiving its share of attention be- the make a truce simply disregarding cause of the announcement of experiments being made in the real issue while injecting an endless series of unreal Issues This the underground gasification of coal is what has been happening for Coal again figured in the news a few days ago when months and is still happening While no pressure is brought to Joseph Pursglove told financial writers about the possibility bear on the communists to make on happening that coal soon may be transported from mines to place Of a truce this may goThus the time quite Indefinitely use through pipe lines may soon be coming when the United will warn the comMr Pursglove vice president of Pittsburgh Consolidated munists States that either a truce Is neCoal Co said that coal men should know by gotiated on a reasonable basis or war wilj start again in deadly how soon they can put a coal pipe line in commercial opera- the earnest risks of such a course are tion building upon an experimental line now in operation The obvious and very great Our very in Ohio allies especially the British will oppose the taking of The matter of moving coal through a pipe line is a lively violently these risks Yet this country simcannot indefinitely commit subject because of estimates that electric power production ply much of its military strength to by 1960 will be double the production at the close of the the Korean peninsula Ahd somesecond world war Coal must be relied upon in large part how some day soon the great gap in American policy must be filled The Assocsa ted Press la exclualrelT " Ceiling Zero Our Chamber of Commerce By Drew Pearae i "to-ru- Kfr !1 " rn run-sdn- ed g H nt-US- mid-summ- er for power production Coal loses a competitive battle now and then but it seems to be in line to win the final battle and consequently the competitive war in the long years ahead A Day for Tree Planting Governor J Bracken Lee in line with tradition has issued a proclamation declaring April 7 to be Arbor day in Utah in 1952 and urging the citizens to observe the day by planting trees shrubs and vines We shall do well to obey the instructions but Utahns should remember that they need not wait until Arbor day to do their planting Planting may be done as soon as the ground may be worked A lot of people will have their planting done long before lArbor day arrives J Sterling Morton of Nebraska is the father of Arbor day and Nebraska was the first state to celebrate a day devoted to planting This was in 1872 About a third of the states have made Arbor day a legal holiday and most of the states use the occasion as a time for impressing upon the minds of school children the beauty and value of trees and the importance of forestry Arbor day this year and every year deserves to be enthusiastically observed and celebrated H- ! a : Washington Studies Plans For Refugee Universities Business Men 1 f u Now Suffering r - — From Reality j j Pitoe-Parin- Fev-eriab- ly Use 'All Right' As Two Words fc p d hard-presse- d I - r a- Jgr-gn- n atl pt - - 1 be-H- M r Jg el -- closely-guarde- - mm-murm- By Peter Edson 4 12000 of whom 40 percent come WASHINGTON— A plan is now from east Germany The Ford being considered in Washington for Foundation last year gave this Ina chain of universities for refugees stitute a million dollar grant From all these scattered details I By J A Livingsten in which those who fled from be-- 1 Commissioner You'd never glean from recent toRosenfield hind the Iron curtain could com- gether his idea for a chain put of free headlines in the Wall Street Journplete their education for democracy world universities around the iron al and Journal of Commerce that The plan is now before the White curtain specifically designed to aid the United States la still enjoythat some House the department of state escapees ing defense prosperity As now envisaged his plan 00 million persons are employed and the mutual security agency would have four principal objecti- that average earnings of factory There is a fair chance that it may ve's at $07 a week are at an First it would serve as a recep- workers be approved unprecedented level tion center for the escapees Here's what you read: It would require no new legislaSecond it would provide a place American Woolen Omits Divition by congress where the refugees could complete dend on Common Money to finance the undertaking their —education in their chosen Stretch-ou- t Hits SubconDefense could come from the $100 million fields engineering law medicine tractors or whatever they appropriation to aid refugees from journalism Steel Firms Say Supply Ease communist countries This is Wis wished Some Items The third program would be edu- forStock consin Kep Charles J Kcrsten s List Suffers New Break amendment to the mutual security cating the escapees in the cultural Brass Mills Report Less Presof act passed last fall own their backgrounds countries for Products Author of the new plan is Harry the history democratic traditions sure Reversal — Orders Sag Paper and of their native If Rosenfield one of the time aspirations g Spreads All this has been blotted out members of the displaced persons lands Detroit Asks U S for Work commission Mr Rosenfield got his under the communist system of Not Aid idea while he was in Europe last education Depressed Cotton Mills Bid Fourth an come would in connection with year emigration winding for U S Contract program to find new homes and up the OPC program Most Tanners on Sidelines as work for the that could graduates Mast Grant Visa by June M Hide Prices Slump Further not return to their former homes DPC must grant its last visa bePoverty Amid Plenty fore June 30 It is scheduled to go That's the 1052 version of povout of business in September In 1932 and amid plenty erty Working on this liquidation '33 the proverty was prevalent and Rosenfield became interested in the the plenty latent plight of the new refugees as disToday plenty is prevalent and ones from older from the tinguished What the poverty is provocative II new World war The refugees are do the decline in Wall street the the people from Poland Czechoautomobile layoffs In Detroit the slovakia Hungary Romania Bulunexpectedly prolonged slump in garia eastern Austria and Germany By Charles Karle Funk textiles signify? la this a recesto commuMo— from me let Liberty escape Wanting 'Kindly sion amid a defense program? Or nist domination they Slip through know whether the form alright' is Is U merely an intensification of to iron or at alif seek one the curtain should permissable night high-levindustrial lull that the freedom and safety in western ways write 'all right'"— AMB Answer— The correct form Is "all started last year? Europe It Is now estimated that only Ifhl Even though there is a Lowdown on Retail Sales This much can now be said: Deabout 20 percent of those who try growing American tendency to confense has not gone ball for all the to escape from communism succeed dense ft to "alright" the contracted form Is still disapproved economic excesses after Kane In slipping across the Utlca N Y— "Which is correct Since March wholesale prices have border The number who Since August insucceed average from 1300 to 2000 "The eraser is laying on the table' been declining a month These are from the satel- or 'The eraser Is lying on the dustrial production has been on a table'?" — MB Inflation is still around lite countries alone plateau Answer— "To lay'' except In a the corner For Economic StabfUa-From eastern Germany and AusL Putnam that's a grave tria the number is put at 20000 nautical sense is always transitive er Roger that Is It shows action and requires threat — something to worry about a month an object One "lays" bricks a However many a Refugees Present Huge Problem scheme an eraser etc "To lie" is business man is worried for the a terrific problem intransitive: it shows no action and opposite reason — lack of inflaThey present to themselves and to the countries docs not an object The tion in which they seek haven There rug "lies" require on the floor: one "lias" Bualneaa Men Suffer are no organized reception centers in a bed: an eraser "lies" on the Business men are now suffering to which they can be sent Instead table Hence "The eraser is lying from reality having prospered so of being welcomed they are usually on the table" is right because there long on prospects — building up locked up by the border police on is no action indicated and planning large- the chance that they might be spies DBM Lincoln Neb — The inventories scale plant expansion We are setThe fugitives are then given a word "robot" may be pronounced ting a foretaste of what can and thorough questioning by intelli- - either ROH-bor ROB-u- t the The United States gence services of the allied pow- first Is preferred It was derived will happen ers Every scrap of information from the Czech "robota" work and has been tooling up for record production of all kinds — not only about themselves and about specific was applied to a machine-mad- e conditions behind the iron curtain man In the play "Rossum's Uni to meet civilian needs but also to eatst our allies Then when a lag is sought versal noDois written in wz by develops as in defense slumps ocIf they appear to be genuine Karri Capek refugees they art turned loose Bay City Mich— "How many cur Slowly In steel we're catching They immediately become problem children are a pair of twins?"— with requirements as a children They have no place to go KWS up There- is not enough housing for Answer— Just as a pair of gloves nf plant expansion The same tan Farmers the resident population) or shoes means two gloves or shoes be said of agriculture have some 4 million tracts There re no jobs for them Un- a pair of twins means two twins today employment is still a serious prob- A "twin" is one of two young pro- as against 25 million at the end westlem in all of duced at a birth not both of such of the war and 900000 in 1930 ern Europe Agricultural production Is close to young So they become relief cases H C New York City— "Colum- the 1948 peak yet the number of farmers and workers is down 11 Some of them disillusioned may nist" is properly pronounced per cent The country is getslip back across the line again to become prize exhibits for commuMrs JFM Fresno Calif — ting more food and fiber — nist propagandists They are used Accepted pronunciations of "de more consumption — per farm to show how bad conditions are in luxe" in America are either "dub worker Similarly because of Industrial technology output per facwestern Europe LOOKS" with "00" as in "book Digs With Its Tail Most of the refugees Commis- or "duh LUX" with "u" as in tory worker has been on the rise The pond tortoise uses its tail sioner Rosenfield found It's this rising production powere "duck" for digging holes in which to lay young people One of those he intential which is a threat to bani its eggs Business customterviewed himself was only four For questions write Charles E ness stability weeks out of the uranium mines of Funk in care of Bell Syndicate arily moves in fits and starts Your Czechoslovakia Another was a Inc 229 West 43rd St New York customer orders too much You produce too much Then he young dental student from Poland 18 N Y and you underproduce (Released by Bell Syndicate Inc Wanted to Join Underground Multiply that many times and you had Pole the enough Strangely have a recession That's not yet The X0ndNM6HKS no desire to pome to the United recessions are localized — in texJOSEPHINE States He wanted to complete bis shoes consumers' durable tiles back home dental training then go goods But the buildup is geiag to work in the underground on At Strasbourg in eastern France Could it be that that's disturbCommissioner Rosenfield saw the ing Wall street? new school established by the American National Committee for Free Europe It opened with 86 students last Nov 1 In Berlin there was the Free University It has a student body of It Happened in Ogden20 Years Ago T50 Eleventh ward hoopsters again clinched the title in the Wenor atake by winning seven straMM schedule games in the second-hal- f They also took the first half wtr seven straight victories Playerwere Hill W heaton stitt J Donaldson Mattson Peterson Baker Galbraith Bragonje and B Don aldson - Years Ago A large audiaac had witnessed Blanche Walsh n 'Janice dlth at the grand opera The First L D S ward had hon- pred John McGregor who was to deparngp1 mission - a of Soda Marriott North Morgan M men disposed Idaho MM visiting WtUard 01 the Porte rvi lie aggregation 4 n Ogden to IB in league play PetetaMt - ut re-u- lt - "KOL-um-nis- ball in the academy building with Ruth Chatterton and Paut Lukas proceeds to be used In providing were starring in "Tomorrow end ZtltMm equipment inr la W n Tomorrow-- ' at the Paramount Bus- - ' A besketbell team ter Keaton with Jimmy ?SchnoUe" Durante and Polly Moran in iWtnP Passionate Plumber' at the OrDgnan Dancing a ademy had ith announced a big dance day phcurr — SSe admission for matinee and Pot roasts were selling at 8c per 75 cents per couple evening pound sliced ham 29c per pnajad! and short ribs 2 pounds 15c hens Ladies of the W C T U were milk fed 12c per pound: butter to serve dinner and r at the 2V per pound and milk 1 tall M E church with cans 20c sardines 3 cans 33c secretary in charge - i j t" rime Out WSr Questions And Named for Deeds Answers The bulldog received its name from the fact that it was used in England to fight bulls The pit bull was so named because it fought other dogs in pUg 1S iot f row Scoti'tmtf AkfeaujH bogppas on traditwAafiy tha mof muiicol inrtrumanti of tha Scot thay or nat f Sceftnh origin Tha boc : wm Mroduead into Scetlef Of Ifea Scandinavian! who mvtntto1 ft t a morctw"9 inihvmoitt for novgh Scotland (of n - face-savin- Cod Also Gains Publicity fWthe In-cau- se Mig-lS'- well-travel- o-run" iff 30-da- Frost Is a Mighty Power -- Eisenhower! 2E ai bSs nfl M merrnd tat -- er i Rewards for Income Tax Tips t ion that Kefuaver was a fine man WASHINGTON — Real fact about and would make a good Candida Immediately a member of tha President Truman's inner debate with himself over the question of pala- e guard clipped the Stevenson n Is that it's quote rushed it In to Truman or not that the governor of tied up to General Eis- - claiming had betrayed the president It is like a seesaw The no-' °ow rooting for Kefauver The more political guard of course wants strength goei down the more Tru- - P1 man's inclination to run goes up neither Kefauver nor Stevenson to Approximately one month ago run- - They only want the man who the president had definitely dectd Kuaranee continuation of their de he would not permit himself to )°h — Harry S Truman be drafted In his own mind this New Type Dipleaaaey wes categoric and to one or two Sometime it takes the vmith of of Ms most intimate friends he naUoB te so expressed himself At that time id A !I however he firmly expected Eis- - hackneyed ?!?V0'?1 enhower would be the RepubltcjlX" At any rate tchoot children aT"l nominee and Truman had no ct- - all ever the nation are new reish tor opposing Ike not only Because he personally made a pledge sponding to the Idea of piapia ta diplomacy by willing Sanaa to help Ike become president but pospl sates to Moscow to be broadcast also because he regarded Ike as mm tae Voice of America unbeatable is the fresh atomic message Since then however the polit- of Here a Kansas farm boy Gene Mana-ba- n ical scouts both Republicans agd 14 of the Ridge Democratic report that Eisenhow- school agePea yean body Kan- - to young-M- r er's organization is limping and behind the iron curtain that the general though having am a tremendous popular appeal tejjpl you about farm boy and written in 1 the hands of an inept group who BtMf nd my experience girl farm organization can t translate popular appeal into called a Four-club This it delegates samration We arjr democrat As a result the president has elect our own officers and choose been toying with the idea of own projects We learn pracsrt — again first because be is tices in Four-clubs which arffl itching to take on Bob Taft whom be very useful to us when we he thinks he can lick: second up and become wttag the palace guard is cleverly llsfr in our own cvuntry cok ing him up as the indispensalM "to a contest sponsored for Fmr-man flub members by a targe Cren Sage Chief J antics enterprise company I wen a young On the other hand no less a per- female pig who will have littia sonage than Chief Justice Fred gig! in the spring Thia shows bow Vinson on of the closest fricnis even boy may get ahead in thia the president has and in his day CasgBbry I rraoc enough money a shrewd political observer Im oil of a pig 1 raised last summer ::: been spending some- time at the to buy myself a radio have some money left over White House strongly advising M H wish that ail children in the Truman not to ran ouid have The chief justice took this move iron rurtain countries this kind of freedom as 1 do— after a talk with Speaker Sam burn Both men have a great Gene Manahan " for the president and hath Tbe Voice of America by en are in a far better position to gauge worked out with this the political winds than the palace columnist will broadratt the best guard from the youth of AmerThe chief Justice's argument M messages ica to the youth behind the iron one-- namely been an appealing about Messages should that Truman s place In history on ISO tola words long Local school p- the major issues la new iwured are working out plans with No one can ever detract from fgs state school officials 10 pick Mm firm stand In building up the North beat from each toons ejp message Atlantic pact putting across the and etate t Marshal plan opposing aggressor in Korea blockllnna a Republican ing communism in Greece and Turis consulted IBM key: and championing such it s new However issues as civil liberties pub postma-tershia Clarence f e lie housing public health and a G O P better break for the common man Brow i of Ohio who baa been In But if the president ran v IflM'tr through most of the BaMt era revealed that "e defeated the chief Justice ha - r made the he would jeopardize alt-ograde — by mistaken he has won—especially his foreign Identity to "After they called me i"gettcy Furthermore even it he gM and won he would face a split In the post office department and his own party which might endan- asked me a question rr t o abcut tike pent oxttce position which was ger his foreign policy Naturally these arguments have to be filled In a town I did not counted heavily with the presidggt recognize It finally developed Jfcat ConDem He knows they are disinterested they thought I was and come from his best frblMn' gressman Paul Brown of Georgia sadly related tne Ohioan Palace Gaard Preteeta Jobs B Democratic Congressman On the other hand the men cam W§ wto Illinois of soii Dif around the president rr most of whom are rabidly tttMBt the bard way through Chicago the inquired"Surely politics on keeping their Jobs know that from Ohio would not is to have gentleman their only nna consulted about the Truman run again at g postmaster in the As a result they constantly bring of Georgia would he" in those callers who they know M W4P I have had some rather urge their chief to run tell hiatjM surprising replied experience is the only man who can sav 'WB Brown of Ohio "I recall that alio nation They know what the VMS was invited to attend a house DemigMt's vanities are his prejuenfig ocratic caucus at one time— I and bis passions And though he one at which my friend Started out by being quite friendly the the from Masachusrtti to Senator Kefauver the pellM John gentleman McCormack was elected manow his has fanned guard jealousy leader to a point where he would alMpat jority If I had been admitted I would urn to ran If only to put tha T e ha voted for John the Ohio nessee senator In his place Republican confessed "but they To illustrate Governor Adlai threw me out Stevenson of Illinois interviafkpd wa— — da other the the press by asked what he thought of Kefau- - Chute Upens at Top ver Stevenson and Kefauver have A narachute opens from the too tt always been friendly so the gM down its skirts srt the ernor made the natural observa did Scotland Yard gel its name? A — Scotland Yard headquarters of the London Metropolitan Police got its name from the building in which the London police were housed until 1890 Q-H- ow Shantung Pongee Shantung a variety of pongee derives its name from the province in Janan which is the the wide silk industry according to the Encylopedia Britannica "The difference between soil and dirt it whether it's on tha fround j or on voul" — Whal do the Japanese nM A Nippon or Nthon which means "home of the sun" their country? — Tooth break! Weald have been his first ever from surprise 3 if he had n t fat ated on that laat striker' |