The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 5

AMMWOMW'MqM IN THESE UNITED STATES GALLUP OPINION POLL cht 5a1t 1ZikI Zribunt Friday June 6 1947 5 Tighthlg Opens First 2-War Reunion Engineer of Express Dies In Crash With Handcar PublicCivided on lame For High Living Costs ICANSAS CITY Mo June 5 his father's church after two witnesses had identified a fingerprint found on an electric drill as that of the defendant Find Body of Coed 22 LAFAYE'rTE Ind June 5 (UP) body of Anna Catherine Fox 22-yera-old Purdue university student who disappeared Tuesday was found late Thursday by a railroad right of way near an abandoned gravel pit about a mile from the campus State police said there "were no signs of violence" and there was nothing to indicate how she died Kindness to Pay $15000 CHICAGO June -5 but opposing universal military training for American youth Navy to Graduate 494 ANNAPOLIS Md June 5 (L7P1) naval academy will graduate Friday 494 midshipmen with the bachelor of science degree 40 of them with distinction and all but 23 will receive commissions along with their diplomas Rest in Murder Trial ST JOSEPH Mo June 5 prosecution Thursday rested its case against Stuart Allen 18 an Episcopal minister's adopted son accused of slaying John A Frank 58 sexton of Kindness to a blind man for the last five years Thursday paid dividends to Miss Marie Crilley 45 daughter of Mr and Mrs James Crilley of South Chicago She was named one of five beneficiaries in the estate of Loren A Carter Cleveland a friend of the blind man she befriended Miss Cri lley had never seen Carter who died May 13 at the age of 65 Atty Stephen Young of Cleveland informed Miss Crilley that although the estate has not been closed her share Is presently estimated at $15000 restore normal life in the wake of Tuesday night's inundation from a broken dam which caused an unofficially estimated $2000000 or More damage was terror-swept Thursday by a baseless rumor of another flood A false report raced through the city that the big Chittenden dam on East creek high in the mountains nine Miles from the city had broken and city officials pressed a radio station sound trucks and police into service to quiet the alarmed populace Hits Compulsory Drill CHICAGO June 5 (UFO The board of managers of the Nationa) Congress of Parents and Teachers Thursday unanimously adopted a resolution calling for an American military force "capable of i defense of the nation or fulfillment of our international commitments" HURON June 5 011)--The locomotive and 11 cars of the New York Centrals interstate express from New York to Chicago were derailed here Thursday when the train struck a power-driven handcar killing Engineer Ken Williams 64 of Cleveland Eight persons received treatment for injuries in a near-by Sandusky hospital The crash occurred in the heart of this Erie county community as the train roared through the town at approximately 78 miles per hour Frawley assistant general manager of lines west of Buffalo reported Frawley said the combination passenger and mail train was carrying 47 passengers Deny Flood Rumor RUTLAND Vt June 5 Flood-crippled Rutland seeking to By GEORGE GALLUP PRLNCETON June Whom are the American people Liasnlog for present high prices? The question has significance as the political parties prepare to make their bid for votes In 19413 No one is to blame in the opinion of less than half of voters who express an opinion But the rest all have some scapegoat in mind for the high cost of Lying More people blame the governtnent and business and industry than any other single factor a coast-to-coast poll by the institute finds But labor unions also come In for a share of the criticism beLng blamed for jacking up the cost of labor Other Factors Listed Other factors are named too Indeed the variety is such as to Indicate that there is no decided focusing of blame at present on any one specific thing This may (UP) 0 I In backslapping prove fortunate for Pres Harry carefree veterans of the fighting Truman and congressional leaders 35th surged through the Municipal of both parties when they seek reelection for its suggests that the auditorium Thursday as the first public mind is open to argument reunion of the mud-slogging men The issue of who if anybody Ls of two wars got under way to blame for high prices was put For the fighting men of Missouri tothe American voters in the fol- Kansas and Nebraska and the re-lowing fashion by the institute: placements from all corners of the country who rounded out the divi- "Do you blame anyone for pres- ent high prices?" sion through the Meuse-Argonne of The vote: World War I and the St Lo break-Yes 49 through of World War II it meant No 41 reality for their foxhole dreams of No opinion 10 a postwar get-together Friday Pres Harry Truman Those who say "yes" were then most distinguished alumnus of the asked: division returns from Washington "Whom do you blame?" to join with his old outfit in its The replies fall into the follow-- reunion with him comes Gen ing main categories: Dwight Eisenhower to speak Business Industry Friday night on the anniversary of are to blame 165 the landings in France The presiGovernment 15 dent will speak at a memorial servtabor unions or leaders-10 ice for the division's honored dead Var is to blame 1 Saturday night Farmers are to blame 1 Veterans jammed the lobby of Ever)one's fault 7 the auditorium and by 10 am Miscellaneous answers 5 more than 1500 had registered carefree veterans of the fighting 35th surged through the Municipal auditorium Thursday as the first reunion of the mud-slogging men of two wars got under way For the fighting men of Missouri Kansas and Nebraska and the replacements from all corners of the country who rounded out the division through the Meuse-Argonne of World War I and the St Lo breakthrough of World War II it meant reality for their foxhole dreams of a postwar get-together Friday Pres Harry Truman most distinguished alumnus of the division returns from Washington to join with his old outfit in its reunion With him comes Gen Dwight Eisenhower to speak Friday night on the anniversary of the landings in France The president will speak at a memorial service for the division's honored dead Saturday night Veterans jammed the lobby of the auditorium and by 10 am more than 1500 had registered 9 reP6les-74 10 Ten women worked at the registration desk Most of the veterans of World Wars Iand were in civilian clothes A few diehards were in they appeared conspicuous Long lines formed before the registration desks There was a tumult of backslapping laughing and carnival abandon Plans were being made for smaller select reunions yet to come Others were already under way i ireat7 INdecawe MmomEn IDEAL TIME TO PLAT BIG CLEAN-UP SALE OF ANNUALS Young Erred Ashby Says 7-41B4di DEP I Beautifully grown healthy Petunias Labe lias Snap dragons Marigolds etc Only $150 per Flat (Approx 100 Plants) 1 or 350 per Dozen Large Geraniums 350' Small Geraniums 150 Potted Nasturtiums 100 Potted Petunias 250 Peremlials 90 55 The table totals more than 49 per cent because some people named more than one factor The survey was conducted just prior to the wide publicity given to the destruction of a government stockpile of potatoes at Foley Ala by pouring gasoline over them This incident may have increased somewhat the number of people who would today blame the government for high prices of food Most of the people who say business and industry are to blame single out manufacturers and producers but a few Include wholesalers and retailers as the culprits By American Institute of Public Opinion OlfAHA Neb June 5---George Ashby president of the Union Pacific railroad Thursday issued the following statement: In his speech of Wednesday night in Los Angeles the inaccuracy of at least one of Robert Young's atatements can be measured to the exact mile "He was 4S3 miles wrong when he said the route traversed by the Union Pacific streamliner City of Los Artg-eles is 416 miles shorter than that of the Santa Fe Actr-32y it is 72 miles longer" (Mr Young board chairman of the Chesapeake and Ohio lines in criticizing administration of American railroads declared: "Now you can better understand 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