Long Beach Press-Telegram (Newspaper) - October 19, 1947, Long Beach, California U S Can Give A way 20 ion Krug Reports Interior Chief Offers Survey of U S Riches Resources Being Used and Wasted Faster Than in Other Lands WASHINGTON Oct 18 Secretory of Interior J A Krug reported to President Truman tonight that the United States is rich enough to provide up in aid for Europe in the next five yours under the Marshall plan In a massive report on tional resources and foreign Krug said that amount of aid could be furnished without en- U S security or living But he warned that the task not be easy or simple He 1 Some shortages In U S wheat fertilizers coal steel Industrial equipment and can be screening of western Euro- pean requirements allocation of available supplies voluntary con- In this country and tions MUST CONSERVE 2 Regardless of he aid the United Steles must embark ly on-n program Qf exploration and conservation of its resources which arc being wasted and consumed faster than those the rest of the world In accepting the report dent Truman said The fact that our natural resources are quate to permit sharing is ening But he pointed out that the Krug report was only one of several needed before a final Eu- ropean aid program can be sent to Congress The Krug report was prepared with the assistance of mental agencies Industrial and agricultural leaders It is one of the most comprehensive ever made of the nation's human and material resources is self-evident that even a country as wealthy in resources us the United States cannot long underwrite the material deficits of other nations without serious Impacts upon its economy or its Krug said ECONOMY ELASTIC But we know from our war experience that tho limits what our economy can do are elastic that It has great flexibility and strength We know that what we as a nation can depends in measure upon what we set out to do The report said n large-scale aid program by the ed States 1 Serve a humanitarian inter cst in preventing hardship and starvation for millions of people 2 Pay for in the long run by assuring the United States an opportunity to import als needed from others In order to develop and conserve our own natural wealth and to maintain our standards of living The im- ports will reduce inflationary pressures on the omy 3 Provide the basis for getting the world's off center WORLD COVERAGE A P Wirephoto Associated Press N United Writers VOL 261 LONG BEACH 12 CALIF SUNDAY OCTOBER 19 1947 TELEPHONE PRICE TEN CENTS WEATHER Mostly clear today but with early morning fog Not much change in temperature HOME CONGRESSMEN RETURN FROM Nine members of the torn to top left Short Lansdale Sasscer -1 U N DEFIES GRIM SOVIET WARNING ON INTERIM PLAN Home Appropriations and Armed Services committees leave an i i ki i- i j L- i n i j ATC plane at National Airport Washington C yesterday upon their return from a inspections tour in Europe From John Fogarty I and Leroy Johnson Right George J Bates Margaret Chase Smith Sordon Canfield Leon H Gavin and center C W Bishop Food Board Plans Meals at Low Cost WASHINGTON Oct IS President Truman's food com- reversing Its previous Ition that prices are none ol its business announced tonight that it Is setting up a special section to help American housewives plan low-cost meals Committee Chairman Charles Luckman said the section win be headed by Katharine Is on leave as chief Good Housekeeping Institute her would be to protect the health and every American For the first time in our tional he full resources of government Indus try and the national magazines are being pulled together in one concerted endeavor to help the in the face of rising Jood prices said the food con- nervation drive would defeat its own purposes If it resulted in retail food prices and in- adequate diets even though It succeeded in raising an extra bushels of grain for Europe Until this time the committee has the price angle of tho food drive although President Truman had said that lower prices was ono of the main objectives of the program Foster Son of Hitler Family Faces Court VIENNA Oct 18 Johann who was raised by Adolf Hitler's parents although never legally adopted by them will be tried by the Vienna People's Court In the near future on charges of treason the of Justice announced today Congressmen Say U.S Must WASHINGTON pet U P Because Communism thrives on Congressmen said the United States must act quickly to get help to Europe After an tour 11 European East nations saddened and s i c k en e d congressmen ed that the complete downfall of Europe is the alternative to speedy U S assistance under plan Tho members of a Joint House armed committee They landed at National Airport here after a five-week trip that took them Into England Germany Italy Switzerland land Greece Iran Egypt and Saudi Arabia Their chairman Rep Dewey Short Mo said they would discuss their observations and conclusions with congressional leaders and top administration officials to whether a special session of Congress is necessary visitor to Eu rope Senate Democratic Leader WV Barkley of Kentucky reported to President Truman day Ho said afterward that the President's position on a special session is he will call a session iE but that he hopes to by out it Barkley who visited every except Russia Yugoslavia said he saw undernourished people most everywhere he went But he said Europeans are hard at work trying their omy China Will Seek Russian Redress NANKING China Oct 18 China will attempt the ese peace conference to obtain compensation for the Manchurian Industrial and plies seized by Russia Premier Chang Chun told the resident committee of the People's cal Council today Chang said also de- mand heavy reparations from Japan to compensate for casualties and fn damage suffered during 14 years of inter- mittent war Confessed Kidnaper Arrested in East PIKEVILLE Ky 18 iff D T Moore announced today that a man as a for- mer convict admitted robberies In California and Arkansas and a kidnaping in California but de- nied other abductions in Denver and Detroit The announcement followed questioning of Paul J 24 who said he was from San Francisco BUY LIFE FOR Boy Must Be Given Costly Drug or Die Oct 18 the held death at bay from smiling doses of the drug shut off and against tubercular meningitis taken away Unless -a rarer human brought to his rescue For Jimmy a patient at Missouri Baptist Hospital required four daily doses of costing more than three salary his father earns The plight of the child was by the family pastor C Bell of the Riverside Christ He said that he had collected individually during the past month more than from the congregations of Churches of Christ in the St Formal Boom for Warren Louis area But only in the bucket toward the cost oE the he said and doesn't even begin to help on the bin Jimmy good chance of recovery if of streptomycin could be continued three to four months Jonger MOTORCYCLISTS MECCA SHUDDERS Hollister Grits Teeth Wheeled Bedlam Today Calif Oct IS The Amateur Association converged on today for the fall cycle races and residents and businessman shuddered as re- called the 40 hours that shook Hollister when the tion was held here and left a wake of broken windows beer bottles noses and of drunk charges The Highway Patrol assigned 20 extra patrolmen to the city to help recurrence of the wild modern that broke out streets when cyclists became miffed over the lack of housing accommodations or broke Jorth in party spirit Also oh guard was a special police force of the association assigned to what the association said were non- pirates who just follow the races on the hell of Chief Roy McPhail said It looks like a quiet I hope The attracted nationwide attention last 4 when the association's annual meeting was held in Hollister Some cyclists even drove their mounts into taprooms and demanded drinks while seated in the their motors running tles were thrown through windows It took 24 hours to clean the city's streets debris RIVERSIDE Oct 18 The heads of Republican party today set off a formal President movement by peti Gov Earl Warren to let them nominate him as a 1948 candidate Eirst step in the movement was a resolution unanimously approved by the party's state candidates and fact-finding com- It asked the governor not only to head the state delegation to the 1943 Republican convention but Consent to formation of a committee charged with the duty of selecting a ticket of delegates pledged to place him in tion for president of the United States at national convention at Philadelphia next June The same resolution was passed unanimously a little later by the executive committee of the state central committee State Chairman Carlson re- his chair to introduce the resolution Mclntyre Faries attorney seconded Faries was nominated to re- place the late Raymond Haight as national committeeman from California Establishing of Council Begun Russ and Satellites Boycott Session Approving Proposal LAKE SUCCESS N Y Oct 18 The Nations endorsed the principle of the American Little U N Assembly plan today in ance of grim warnings by sia that it may bring the ruin Hollywood Bigwigs in Movie Red Hearings WASHINGTON Oct 18 UP The House Un-American Activities committee tonight summoned three light Westport Guard Six Airmen Missing in Wild Region one of the gloomiest days the reconverted war plant near Success has yet seen as headquarters of the U the political and security committee of the General Assembly a subcommittee to hammer out details of a com- to hammer out details of a of all 57 United tions which will debate tional problems the year round I Russia and Czechoslovakia both elected to the committee i promptly announced they would boycott it WILL With four other states for company they also left little doubt they would refuse to take part in the Little Assembly itself when it ultimately is by the as a partial answer to Russia's veto in the U N Security Council The other members of the sub- committee be the United States Great Britain France China Argentina Australia Bo- livia Canada India Lebanon Mexico The and way The vote for the subcommittee was 38 in favor none against and four Arab abstaining Russia and the five other Soviet bloc countries re- fused even to participate in the vote U FUSS NEXT The action shunted the Little Assembly fight behind closed doors for a while and propelled the political committee toward the opening stage the row over Soviet charges of warmongering and international by the The Soviet has asked the B C A Royal Canadian Air Force overdue oh flight from Calgary Alberta to Penticton was pre- to be airport here tonight The standard crew of six was believed to Airport officials said all ports along the sparsely lated route had been checked but no reports had been received A report was picked up from the craft by the Hollywood witnesses in its star-studded of alleged Communist activities in the movie try The hearings begin Monday They will go on for two or three weeks and 40 to 50 witnesses including many leading screen personalities will testify Chairman J announced that Monday's witnesses will be Louis B Mayer president of Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Sam Wood ducer and director and Jack L Warner vice president in charge of production for Warner ers Studios A vanguard of the arrived by plane but on advice of public relations counsel made their entrance in silence were actor Larry Parks Adrian Scott and Edward tryk producer and director re- of the picture and Ring writer The Lawyers Guild meanwhile denounced the House committee as a combined sor prosecutor and propaganda agency i It has sought to prescribe is orthodox in matteis of social opinion art and the guild said It has branded all those who from its prescribed orthodoxy as un-American Coast Guard was not able position officials said the plane had only enough fuel when it left Calgary at a m today to last until 3 p m MAN OR He Minds Baby Wife Hunts Deer Oct 18 Things were sort of turned in the Mainor home today Mainor was home keeping house and his young daughter while his wife was off in the mountains on a five-day trip Continued on Page Col 7 Southerners Blast Coast Grid Rivals Three Pacific Coast Conference powers traveled north to humble weak contenders fornia ground out a win over Washington State U C L A rolled over Stanford and the University of Southern fornia overwhelmed Oregon State in the main West Coast grid tilts In the Big Nine a fast Illinois quad bumped Minnesota's en Gophers from the undefeated column with a triumph Iowa and Ohio State fought to a deadlock and Michigan maintained its undefeated ng with a decisive win over Northwestern On the local prep front San Diego Hoover came up from the south yesterday to paste Long Beach Poly High's Jackrabbits and Jordan High defeated Torrance last night For details of and other sports turn to the sports section SHELVES CANNED C Petrillo of the American Federation of Musicians prepares ltd leave his office in Chicago yesterday after announcing that hif union's executive board had voted unanimously to bar union musi- cians from making phonograph records and radio after Dec 31 Tune Canners Claim Petrillo Outsmarted i Oct 18 James C Petrillo announced today union musicians would be barred from making any or radio transcriptions after Dec recording industry-: sources said they anticipated the move and had enough unissued records to last from one to two years The fiery boss of the A F L Federation of Musicians said his members were destroying themselves by ing records and transcriptions and added there will any more phonograph records or transcriptions made by bers of the musicians union The ban which Petrillo said vas voted unanimously by the union's executive board in a closed session brought a quick reaction from trade sources tin industry The big R and been making records so rapidly n months both here and abroad that they can continue to issue records for at least two said one man in New York with the in- dustry Another spokesman pointed out that the major producers lave had access to music for Hollywood musical not be released until and that master re- E the music already made lor future which will year igs been orcl sales Andrew Wiswell vice president n charge records Muzak in New York said firm a backlog of new scribed for at least one year and a library of 5000 selections which might be drawn upon for an indefinite period As for popular music that will be written during the period of the ban this might find its way the record market via leg one member of the industry suggested Petrillo when informed of the backlog of records told a I don't care if they have a backlog for five years Let them use them We will stop making records Dec 31 scribed as those for either home or commercial use However Petrillo said the ban also would end canned shows and alt transcriptions Transcriptions works and this posed a different problem These so-called canned programs expressly for radio broadcast and are not for sale to the public Long Beach Man Loses Leg Friend Dies in Air Crash KINGMAN Ariz Oct 18 William B about 41 Los Angeles was killed at the Army air field here tonight when the converted which he was ing stalled on takeoff and crashed A in the plane An- drew Grant 41 Long Beach Calif lost his right leg and Cered a crushed chest according officials Grant was taken to the Mohave County Hospital iere The two men presumably were taking off for Los Angeles the plane stalled at an altitude of about 100 feet Witnesses said the bodies were thrown clear ot he plane Field officials said the victims were the partner John Gardner Long Beach and had a contract to remove from surplus Army planes here Their business is known ai Aircraft Aviation Specialists Bricker is survived by being turned out by the widow Lucille and two
