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Show *. Still Ifs ' Fair Enough Better Than Nothing Byrnes Has Extreme Patience And Ability as Compromiser Westbrook Pegler (Copyright, 1946, by King Features Syndicate, Inc.) 'NEW YORK, Oct. 21--Whoever takes the trouble, to analyze President Truman's speech announcing the '"decontrol" of meat--these jargon words are becoming a national he gullah -- will discover that wound up beating himself over the skull with the very bludgeon that he had' been using on Senators Taft and Wherry a few minutes before. a ballplayer had It wassoldas tothough the opposition in the of 18, and wound up the-game with By Tb» Aa»ocl»ttd an newi diipatchm news. ml«o tht local MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1946 Dr. Rowe's Accomplishments - NEA il selfish describing just a few activities. to interests, have been determined For promotion of improved livestock production he wreck price controls, no matter the,. cost might be to our worked in behalf of such organizations as the Four-state the close, however, he fair in the early nineteen hundreds down to and including adopted the very arguments that had been offered all along by those Ogden Livestock show. who had opposed its continuation. As the president of the Ogden Publicity bureau inObviously, he had to insist on the decision,'but, in the immediate predecessor of the Ogden chamber of com- ofhistheown course, he found merce, he pressed to success the cooperative arrangement agreeing with the men he In honoring Taft and between city, business men and power company which res-abused. by name, Mr. Truman im- discriminated against a large ulted in-the present business district street lighting, annumber of deserving Democrats may provement of such progressive dimensions that who had agreed that control was only a failure but a totalitarian appreciated only by those who recall the dim and ugly device and likewise had wanted an course situation that obtained before the project was accomplished. it. Inasmuchbyasthethispresident now vindicated As president of the Ogden Golf County club, is himself, especially by his hopeful Eowe revealed another side of his nature by encouraging of the immediate results, these would seem to have the extensive plantings which have made the club's prop- a little personal scorn, too, them in the current to help a of erty thing beauty. For these and many other things Ogden long will rem- we speed up the removal of price controls.' the president said ember Dr. Rowe. "the removal of wage controls will be accelerated. In this way, we move steadily, and as quickly shall as we safely can, toward a free The economy and collective The risk in removing meat A couple of exciting mysteries are receiving newspaper is less than it would otherwisethe because production, in space right now. One is the $80,000 jewelry theft increasing at a general, is now Duke and Duchess of Windsor. The other is the spectacular rate. . . ,. gress who, in the service -of it, · it ' ' -, ' it , .,, Peter Edson n Dr. Hugh M. Howe,'who died Sunday at the age associated with a surprising amount of civic activity in run against his old the many years of his residence in Ogden and its vicmity. speech, Mr. Truman The diversity of his interests and enthusiasm is recalled Eatly in"athe few men in the conwas .wasIt is a popular belief that Byrnei thrown into foreign affairi Washington Correspondent cold and inexperienced, and that WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (NEA) -I- accounts for his early setthe year and eight months at Paris and London and James F. Byrnes o£ Spartanburg, backs Moscow. What forggenerally S. C., has been secretary of state,otten is thatisByrnes was principal he has been away from his deskadvisor to Roosevelt at the Yalta over eight months, but not on vaChurchill and cation. Returning now to Wash- Stalin, whenwith post-war policy was ington from the Paris peace conf- first outlined. Then Byrnes went erence--the seventh international to Potsdam with Truman. pow-wow he has attended--he must became secretary, mmediately prepare for the eighth, Also, before he served on Secretary of War irith and tenth united nations as-ByrnesStimson's advisory commiembly and foreign ministers counon the atomic bomb, which in New York, German and ttee Austrian .peace conferences, where shaped the atomic bomb policy. In dealing with Russia Byrnes has nd whenever held. The anvil chorus of criticism is battled consistently for the rights Byrnes of small nations, the speeding up Iready clanging at the election of peace treaty making, freeing ecord. This being an ear, the Republicans are trying ;he world trade and information re-establishing stability. o make something of though channels, At he showed a willingness oreign policy is supposed to be to firstand treat give fairly for coon-partisan affair--no peace treaWhen he found that operation. les signed. Nothing settled ex- did no he stiffened sharply. ept the loan to Britain. Trouble But on good, calendar of ^ the Byrnes on corner. up every nearly iling a long list Any fair appraisal of Jimmy unfinished business is which are ;yrnes, however, must include a aof unsolved toproblems the brain greatest challenge war The havof starts. good ist ng thrown the whole world into of this or any generation. Geronfusion for over five years. It many, Austria, Spain, Yugoslavia, the Balkans, the Danube, vould be impossible for even a Poland, middle east, China, Japan, Republican to bring order out of the the Korea, Pacific islands, the Artie chaos in a little over a gentina. Policya on Palestine has Has Quiet Firmness White House affair, The outstanding Byrnes charac- been largely out of state department hands. His, eristic is extreme patience.comes Rumors of rifts between the bility as a compromiser econd to that. With his patience president and Byrnes have been the presir s a quiet firmness. This is not proven false. Whether or not, Byrnes is he "get tough" quality that some dent realizes arm--not the his strong right the more aggressive critics House clowns and Misslike to see him manifest. White nhe Byrnes critics are from two ourians. Reports that Byrnes will resign -^ xtremes--reactionaries who con- are to be discounted, unless his ider him an 'appeaser, left-wing- health ers who say he is not cooperat- a quitter.fails completely. He is not ng with Soviet Russia for peace. By · Actually, there have been no great changes from the foreign policy down by Cordell objectives laid Hull. There are no new policies hat can be definitely ticketed as by James F. Byrnes. Byrnes has not run a one-man Great Cotton Mystery state department nor a one-man foreign policy. He has delegated the shortages continue to disadecline in the cotton market. The amount lost by the ppear," authority in great chunks. Underhe then said, "the inflatDean Acheson and Will ease secretarycommandand pressures the and will spouse course,, his king of England ionary is peanuts, of Hay ton need for government controls will respect in any sums when and either would make that disappeared comparison to the speculators which is precisely what · -good- secretary of state. advocate of the president s. saw cotton prices plunge $30 a bale in three days. Assistant Secretaries Donald Rusand belated course had more For our money, the cotton mystery is the sell in charge of administration; fascinati- along. weeks.*. "Dicckhoff (ex-ambassador to+rectly influencing the press wereWilliam Benton in charge of infnext: "Abundant production WASHINGTON -- Several Your family monument will a press survey but that ng because of its complexity. Consider a statement madeAnd hopeless, Washington) had this comment: ormation. Spruille Braden in the only sure and safe road before he crunched a vial of made had which continue the influence of your myself of Latin-American affairs, clearly 'Ribbentrop always had the idea. showed I by Senator Thomas of Oklahoma in demanding a federal market," which, again, isorHermann cyanide between his news-charge the of that majority name should the office that try militforeign of community of in in the had what Hildring charge old Bernie to Goering Baruch, g/ven influence the election against papers were in favor of Dewey. ary government, all have posiinquiry. The senator said the slumping prices stemmedjust his spook, Herbie Swope, wrote American investigators a play-by- to We would a which is a it samehad even StockHe service in had the arranged tions of trust and the authority to like to help you part. a plan by big cotton merchants and Wall street bears way cashwinter and not with play account of how he and the Roosevelt. in selection. no its holm had and which Lisbon deal with their responsibilities. merit of either, for whole Hitler machine tried to und-idea in 1944,waswhich was more me to We have much to offer in than advise other functions »wo greatest problems than 1940. In the had in occurred in on an impending world cotton shortage by forcing wholesomeoriginality American Byrnes' it platitude ermine public opinion, about the elections. The only way relations with Russia and the to the intelligence of millions of defeat Roosevelt, and keep U. S. foreign office we did not particuof designs, color and Willkie either but we of influencing the elections in a atomic bomb. He has concentrated variety like war. prices now. larly others long before. the neutral' during texture of granites. Color may more manner was, these particularly the. former, less radical Not so long ago we heard about many persons rushing undignified of Mr. that, anybody would be in ouroropinion, Goering's testimony, pieced to- thought mean much in the character to in the plant run than so heavily on Roosevelt.' better to the dwell to leaving his assistants with statements from For- "In the 1940 to buy cotton because of "an impending world shortage" and "special" interests in ref- gether elections the nazis neutral press some sensational department in his enforced absinterpretation you may wish to Minister Ribbentrop, Ex-Am- had eign to Roosevelt a discriminatory scheme John L. ence. and 1;o Lewis, now we read about them selling for the same reason, erring getcome the ranchers hog bassador Dieckhoff and a dozen make. was and the best subject for this out labor leader, to farmers who withheld their aniEven, the shaping -of policy on nazis comprises one of the the to say that there was a 'secrel atomic was Senator Thomas is correct, against their will. the re-election of Presibomb mals from the market in anticipa-otherrevealing against control delegated chapters in recent dent Roosevelt. This scheme will agreement' between Stalin anc a commission headed by UnderWe shall be more interested in learning from the. tion of higher prices to come imhas been An attempt was made to It history. Roosevelt. a section of in related be later should mediately after control secretary Dean Acheson. by O. John Rogge, special to place such a story both in _ Swemarket sleuths how the bears forced down cotton abandoned. He was here trying written this report. COLD SPRING GRANITES to the assistant attorney general on den and withou but D. Switzerland, F. 'Nazi Attempts R.' Roosevelt's employment ofand the man who convicted Boss from Scotland Yard how the jewel thieves managed to steal language about the withsuccess. The got results reports appear did in story as a substitute some Pioneer Memorial Pendergast of Kansas City, Gover- "The nazis had more regard Swedish newspaper in the Polish minority. I remembut without the the ducal gems. The burglars merely had to outwit man-reason, nor Leche of Louisiana and the Dewey than for Willkie. Accord- but assmall a a about the occurred ber recall this I report especiallya knack of voice and in Art Co. ingly, Ribbentrop's America comold Huey Long machineso after the election.' made law. The market manipulators licked the law of nasty Polish group.'" speech which repudiated not mere- The minute word leaked out mittee was again on the job, this "Ribbentrop 3019 Washington Blvd. on 'One column Another himself Hitstated: (Note: some controls, but Roosevelt's that Rogge was writing this re- time headed by Colin Ross. ly supply and demand. ^^^ ler's efforts to sway the Ameriof the ideas we had to try to can dearest principle of government-- port, pressure began to "In the Roosevelt-Dewey. the re-election of Roosevelt people will follow shortly.) control itself. He completely con- pour inhowever, two had on the justice department. the office foreign 1944 was the folkdom idea- We (Copyright/ 1946,; byfhe^ Bell in fused the two sides of the subject One invschemes. of these pet interested Americans -to address ourselves to the : Syndicate,. Inc.). and changed sides in announcing olved so-called folkdom propa- wanted - nationality groups in suppressed different that he, too, like these same "selfi- the document aimed various at nationalieasy to understand. So ganda, such as the.Polish groups Aierica, and "special" interests, was a sh" U. view to S. within news as well as of life. anxious to end controls, and 'he far it has been. However, this ties the Irish, the Czechoslovakians Variety is the spice of these nationalities to vote column has been able to obtain the Hungarians, the Greeks, the news when somebody scolds the police for lack dishonest because selfishness one The President Roosevelt. is even the Germans. We of the suppressed copies and againstscheme Italians-and growers in the active involved the plant- "received .reports about law enforcement, publish some of the most im- at what the this propais more spectacular news when the police in politicians and the will as nazis regarded ganda. The reports came via South ing, portant portions. who strike for higher on a eve scold somebody for the state of enforcement, particularly the of America. We received special re crucial time, view of the dangerous state whose greed is encouraged and ofIn our international relations to- election, of some alleged secret from our men and then there when the person being scolded is the mayor of the city. ports This phase of relations between agreements President. seems imortant that the were two or three radio transmit day, it and of labor A all industry number and Stalin. The wire services bring us the news that eight police has been distorted for American people realize the man-Roosevelt w ner in which'a foreign government members of the former Germanters. I remember, for instance, of all conofficers accuse the mayor of Butte of failure to perform his disadvantage us accounts of office gave poisoned our public opin- foreignschemes. cerned, and should be adjusted partly Schmidt told us: these before, in order to make duty in the matter of suppressing gambling in the the popular understanding for iondoes 'In 1944 the attitude prevailed not happen again. To Rush it good. anybody would be better than city. The police describe 80 places where illegal pastimesSelfishness may be carried to Suppressed Highlights was and Dewey judged, are in operation. They think the mayor should be bounced and at some point is bel- Here are some of the highlights,Roosevelt more favorably than Willie, From become sinful, but wheth- the suppressed Rogge report: to ieved and the estimate went so far as out of office. er that point, lies on hither side or The Reader's Digest, largest to believe that a negotiated peace This is the second exciting episode in which Butte pub- the spectacular selfishness circulating magazine in U. S., under Dewey might be thinkable. some Mr. and HarRoosevelt of used to extent by the " 'I recall very well a confer- Thousands ot sufferers from .the torLurini Not long old pol- latewe are not all agreed.nazis. It actually paid $4300 to Beautifully Illustrated lic officers have figured in recent weeks. rhcumatisr-. sciatica, lumbagoover ence in Ribbentrop's private quar- pains due Co more and miRhty happy much neuritis--arc than neuralgia selfish more Lawrence head Dennis, self-styled icemen and firemen, acting without any instructions ters at Wilhelmstrasse where the toV-;r discovery of NORITO ^ow they have NEW the average man, turned even the American fascist party and elections and the possibility of inf- found a quick-acting formula which speedily than are inherent in their oaths of office, raided resorts and te personal profit by one the relieves those exhausting muscular aches ant those indicted for sedition. luencing them was discussed. 'of THE BOOK OF COWBOYS-- By Holling C. Holling. byproducts of office, and 2. Sosthenes Behn, head of the Present were Dieckhoff, Gaus, is trustworthy and depcndabl pains. NORITO seized gambling apparatus including slot machines and exploiting works fast. If you want to feel again his repuation for meanness among Follow the adventure of Peter and Barbara Ann, who International Telephone and ·Steengracht, all section chiefs, and --really the joy of relief from pain--so you can work ID the serfs in the region of his Telegraph company, was being n d t r y who arc as "green as grass" and you may learn, as they a wise comfort--be in monetary contents. peace'and sleep members America of the several NORITO under this iron clad guarantee. If the Park barony will outlive the head- by the na'zis for business did, something of the adventures of cowboys J There are those who insist the cops and firemen less irery first three doses do not relieve that crue horseman. As to Ickes, his own in the U. S. A. Behn was committee. pain to your satisfaction--your money will be Favor as a of Dewey' of himself "curSee your drucgist todur refunded. Don't the raids in order to enrich their relief funds, which accordclose to Nazi Agent GerTHE BOOK OF INDIANS-- By Holling C. Holling. Do was tnd get NORITOsuffer. on this guarantee. mudgeon" in every meaning of especially it Westrick, and the justice de- " 'At that conference you want to know all about Indians and how they lived. ing to law receive the cash that is confiscated when jointsmakes it unnecessary to hard chances of stated that dione letter from Westhas partment Not much worse Here are the answers ......................... C I are knocked over, but then somebody is always questioning rick to Behn proposing to divide a company up Czech assets of the the motives of those who make things lively for the tinhorns. greed is no more rap---after Czechoslovakia was overCHILDREN OF OTHER LANDS-- Tells in simple story than individual greed. In-run nazis. form the life, manner and customs of child life of other is difficult to explain, however, why the cops acious deed, it is merely an aggregation 3. byThethenazis knew in 'March, By Watty Piper and illustrated by H. C. Holling. lands selfishness of executives a month ago don't continue their warfare against crusaded that John L. Lewis was comstockholders who -are individuals, 1940, out Roosevelt in the new ing .against $1.50 mayor who Americans by the million. the malefactor instead of calling for a .election, though Lewis' When · Mr. Truman spoke angrily know not FOLK TALES CHILDREN miners did LOVE-coal do so. The stories are told of mea_t producers who "are end-months later. seven six to ten. Edited for children of in our simple language of Butte probably is engaged again in the -health role of people angering 4. James D- Mooney, vice presiby Watty Piper .............................. $ I .50 by holding back vital foods" he dent had are most General of Motors, In told persons the different. cities the civilians called to mind, though he did Nazi Agent Westrjck that he would -strikers who endangered WALT DISNEY'S SURPRISE PACKAGE-- Now, for the ask: "Why don't the cops do something?" In Butte themention, sell Roosevelt on getting health in many cases and, in gen- to with first time Walt Disney has arranged in one beautiful Germany--even after ask the same question. eral, threatened the national stabil-Hitler had taken France, Norway, book twelve favorite tales for young .readers, each tola services by vital withholding ity, .£ I CQ and illustrated in his own inimitable manner. for selfish motives. One wonders Belgium and Holland. whether Mr. Truman would haveCoughlin Ask*d Support hidden a few white shirts and a few Father Coughlin wrote a letWONDER TALES OF GIANTS AND DWARFS-- Of the gross of handkerchiefs, ties and' ter to the German consul in Destories that make up our wealth of folk lore and fables a market had a for Some American cities have awakened to higher none hold greater fascination than those dealing wittt realization troit askingwarGerman support for a and been not haberdasher still Coughlin's against- the Jews e ^QQ giants and' dwarfs. Illustrated by Florian when the shortages that more persons now are residing on the fringes of president and Roosevelt, -. An emissary of the year. within; last If Coughlin's, Leo T. Reardon, also metrocity limits than within the city limits. Most of these he THE TALL BOOK OF NURSERY TALES-- Pictures by could have justified himself inwent to Berlin-and made a similar area as dwellers themselves reasonable conscience of citizens look-upon by recallito politan Ribbentrop. Rojankovsky ................................ J JQ{J the lean'' years when, as his 6. Carl Byoir, the well-known the city. They want the usual city, services such as ng went he us, broke. biographers tell York public relations man, THE WHITE BUNNEY AND HIS MAGIC NOSE-By the isinto justify neither greed, collected over $100,000 from the protection, public health and fire department service of whether Roosevelt, Ickes, the nazis' for publicity, work, using the Duplaix. Pictures by Masha. Meet the little bunny Lily or the corporations, German railroad information office who discovered by chance that he had a magic nose. city folk, yet they can't be reached and tapped by thenor thegrowers selfishness of a striker'who a front. tax gatherer. threatens to brain with a bat a These are only a few of the many $1.00 On the other hand the cities can't tell the suburban trying to deliver milk to astartling highlights of Hitler's desMOTHER MASHA'S STUFFED York delicatessen. But a GOOSE-Here America to is a keep perate gamble dwellers to "go to," because the health of the environs who is not a saint sounds neutral. brand-new kind of Mother Goose Book! Nothing is more he had succeeded, if If and at loss for valid S. had not gone to an acute interest of the city. Epidemics easily leap imagstuffed aniaid of arguments when the only charge England after the fall ofthe mals .............. ........................ $1.00 France, The state of law enforcement in the environs is can make, and then only story of -the war's outcome inary, lines. defendants, is parhave been entirely differea matter of city concern. Parents who by their votesagainst namely THE ANIMALS OF FRIENDLY FARM-By in a common human might ticipation nt. C HartweU. ^ every page obtained fairly respectable conditions in the city don't weakness. It is like shouting at aPlot to Defeat Roosevelt "You're no'rmal!" 1 over kids attracted by sinful the their attractions just city Here are some verbatim quotes AWAY WE GO!-- Illustrated by Jane Flory. This book from the section of the suppressed Limits. how everything moves-- by road, rail, air or water. rayon in tea rose and white v tells built Dainty with nazi attempts dealing ·report Good On wheels or tracks or on four feet 5QC The situation could be solved in great part the Logan up shoulder style. Lace trim. Sizes 4 to 14. to influence American elections: 1940 elections, the "Concerning communities would vote for annexation to the TRUCKS AT WORK-- By Mary Elting. In this book are Paul K. Schmidt (of the nazi emRecord in which most of them make their living, but they bassy in Washington) told us: 'Both lands of trucks and truck drivers and how they all and Hitler were of Ribbentrop ....................................... 50C work do to the of _ always exasperation the, cities.' this, opinion that any president LOGAN, Oct. 21--Should Logan the The city manager of Stockton, California, confronted maintain its present traffic rec- would be better than Roosevelt. A WONDER BOOK FOR CHILDREN-How the rabbrt ord, that northern Utah city will The embassy was requested, and one of these situations and conceding that the city win fooled the whale and the elephan't and other stories by RAYON national recognition in traffic did furnish, extensive reports with Eli Drakulich, chief of po-regard to WiUkie. The report statLouise B. Williams. ignore the health, police and general welfare problems circles,reports. has not been ed that Willkie would not be lice, accidentThere Tea rose rayon panties knit band legs, all the suburbs, is arguing for a compulsory annexation law. within Logan city friendly to Germany,- but would FAMOUS LITTLE GOLDEN BOOKS-- Little Golden elastic'waist. Sizes 2-16. Books are gay with pictures in color and black-anaWhen surrounding populations reach a certain point, cities since December, 1944. cam- not be as energetically opposed, would not and' also that Willkie intensive traffic safety white by outstanding juvenile illustrators ....... a as them been be 1947-has he have over, scheduled of should contends.paign for sweeping political capable right to take chamber of as decisions Roosevelt. Ribbentrop junior public officers and others will watch developments in Cali- local The campaign is aimedstated, and I believe that he. was O R E more O O O N citizens [uoting Hitler, :that.-if the; United traffic fornia to learn how much sentiment the city manager at making E Leo war to safety conscious, according itates would go' to" it -.would j build up in favor of his proposal. F. 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