The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 13

T-- Put Stamp of Approval on Project 70tibTt1U LOCAL NEWS RADIO LOG PAGE 18 Le ikit egali -SALT LAKE CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 23 1946 PAGE TMETEMi SECOND SECTION Age Uta 1 Icy Bata: We1irePite Press Public Denied Report Tedesco Asks All-Purpose Stadium Prepares Proposal As Groups Urge Derks Replacement DEVELOPMENT On Political Use of Lists Tribune Washington Bureau of Gains $13850 Alumni Fund WASHINGTON Oct formal ruling the Social Security Administration formally has decreed that the public shall not "at this time" have access to the report on its investigation into political use made of social security lists in Utah In brief the press and the public are not to learn the con- tents of this report "at this time" and no assurance is forthcoming that the report or its contents ever will be made public Admittedly a copy of the report was sent to Gov Herbert: Maw who it is said has discretionary power to do with it as he pleases but the Social Security Administration definitely will not authorize the governor to make the report public He can do so if he desires on his own responsibility that Is up to him Altmeyer Calls for Strictest Confidence I Darrell Cloud Lay beside road four hours waiting for aid AAF Rescue Saves Trio In Jeep Crash I University of Utah's Stadium Village which will day by Sen Abe Murdock center Gov Herbert shelter 302 veterans' families and made possible by Maw left and Dr A Ray Olpin university congressional action officially was inspected Thee- president thanked Sen Murdock for his aid A total of $13850 Tuesday night was appropriated for special purposes during the coming year by the board of directors Unieversity of Utah Alumni Development fund at an annual meeting in the office of Dr Ray Olpin university president Allocations were made for the unrestricted funds not previously earmarked for other purposes $5000 for Books Included in the program were $5000 to the university library for purchase of special books a $3000 addition to the MOO already earmarked for fellowships and scholarships: $2600 for faculty development $500 to Stewart training school $250 to the university music department and $2500 to the university to assist in purchase of surplus equipment under the veterans' educational training program which provides for purchase at 5 co of "fair" value after certification A $500 grant to the humanities foundation also was released Reelect Chairman Ellis Barker was reelected chairman of the fund and Ernest Bamberger and Charles Mabey were reelected vice chairman and a 6-year member of the board of directors respectively Val A Browning Ogden was elected to a three-year period as member of the board representing the public Dan Eastman was named field director for the fund and Douglas Woodruff is executive secretary -Psychiatry Value Stressed For General Physicians Sen Murdock Inspects Housing Units When the repgrt of this investigation first reached Washington the A said it involved several persons connected with the Utah social security setup that it was of such a character it would have to be studied by several divisions of A sod the Civil Service Commission- and Arthur Altmeyer A corn- missioner The report went the rounds and when it had reached Mr Altmeyer decision was made CHEST AWAITS to hold it in strictest confidence and to refuse all information as to its contents or purport REPORT ON Neither Mr Altmeyer when In Washington nor Deputy Commis- QUOTA TODAY or will talk with newspaper rep sioner William Mitchell would resentatives They refer an in-Most of the division in Salt quiries to Harvey A Bush chief Lake Community Chest's $296- of editorial and production divi041 fund appeal Swill "go over sion and he is the authority quoted the top" at Wednesday noon's on the stand taken by A When final report luncheon in the New- asked if the report would be made house hotel campaign leaders public after the election Mr Bush predicted Tuesday night said he had no idea he only knows But they doubted that all re- that A formally has decreed ports would be final or that that "at this time" the report the reports would boost the total shall not be given to the public above the fund goal Questions Politics Charge "However" said James Hogle campaign chairman "we Told that the charge is current are confident that reports at the in Utah that the report is being luncheon will boost the total suppressed because of the sp- pretty close to the goal" As of proaching election he questioned last Friday $213065 had been whether that was the case reported "Will the report ever be made Sporisoring the final report public in advance of the time luncheon will be several retail congress calls for it?" was asked Mr Bush wondered whether such Penney Co a time ever would come Safeway Stores Inc Asked why an official govern Woolworth Co National Dollar ment report on an official inves- Stores Grant Co and tigation officially ordered should Kress Co with represent- be suppressed why- like other I atives from those firms as guests public records it should not be of honor said Mr Hogle tyrun tri Incrt1nn Mr Questions Politics Charge Told that the charge is current in Utah that the report is being suppressed because of the approaching election he questioned whether that was the case "VIII the report ever be made public in advance of the time congress calls for it?" was asked Mr Bush wondered whether such a time ever would come Asked why an official government report on an official investigation officially ordered should be suppressed why like otter public records it should not be open to public Inspection By DON WATKINS But for an Army mercy plane an fight-mile walk by a buddy and combined efforts of A A and A A things might have been different for Darrell Cloud 23 848 1st South former bomber pilot reported in condition Tuesday night in Salt' Lake Veterans hospital The ex-flier now an airplane mechanic at Salt Lake airport was injured when the jeep in which he and two companions were riding to 'repair a grounded airplane overturned eight miles from Lucin near the eastern Nevada border line A proposal for construction of an all-purpose stadium in Salt Lake City to replace Derks field destroyed by fire Sept 24 will be presented to the Salt Lake City COMMiSSiOn soon for definite action City Parks Commissioner Fred Tedesco said Tuesday Mr Tedesco said lie favored financing the structure under a ISIan whereby citizens who would derive the benefits would pay the costs rather than calling upon all of the taxpayers for tunas Selection of a site whether it be at Pioneer park or some other place in the city will be left up to the city commission the city parks commissioner said Works Out Plan 1 Mr Tedesco said he had worked out a definite plan for the proposed structure which not only would be adequate for baseball but also a wide variety of other events following a series of meetings with leading businessmen sports enthusiasts and financiers of the city A delegation from the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce headed by Gus Backman secretary la expected to attend Wednesday morning session of the city commission to urge reestablishment of a grandstand and adequate park so that the Salt Lake Bees and the Pioneer Baseball league may continue In a communication directed to the city commission Tuesday Mr' Backman said he was forwarding letters to the city from chambers of commerce of five other cities constituting membership in the Pioneer Baseball league calling attention to the necessity of providing facilities for use of the city's baseball team this coming season From the standpoint of business interests of the community It is absolutely essential that facilities necessary are provided to continue the goodwill that has been developed between Salt Lake City and neighboring communities Mr Backman contends Affects Entire League Financing of the baseball team In neighboring cities is dependent to a material extent on the financial success of the operation at Salt Lake City and without an adequate field the entire league will suffer he explained Mr Backman offered "any service the Chamber of Commerce can render in getting the facilities reestablished in time for the opening of the 1947 season" "In addition to the necessity of providing our own local people with first class baseball and in cooperation with our neighboring cities in bringing good baseball to them 1947 being our centennial year thousands of visitors will be in the city seeking various types of diversion We believe baseball games will be a real contribution in providing entertainment for our visitors" he said ternist with psychiatric interest can help feeling distressed as day after day he sees the unfortunate results of the handling of patients with neuroses or psychoses by physicians who took their diagnoses ready made from the reports of laboratory girls and roentgenologists and by surgeons who expected to make a diagnosis after entering the abdomen" Dr Mackay Chicago another commentator said: "Human sympathy is the good doctor's indispensable attribute He can never win confidence if he is impatient or disinterested or in a hurry to go golfing or hostile because the symptoms- are 'ridiculous and unreasonable' There is nothing unreasonable in medicine" By WILLIAM PATRICK Tribune Staff Writer The importance of the medical practitioner becoming "psychiatrically-minded" so that he can deal with more effectively with the large number of neurotic patients who seek his help is emphasized in an article which appeared some time ago in the Joural of the American Medical Assn Authors are Dr A Bennett and Mrs Bernice Engle Omaha Neb "Above all the article states 'medical men must learn that psychoneuromes and psychoses are mental illnesses not secondary to physical disease and that no form of rest cure drug therapy surgery or any approach directed to treating an emotional problem at a physical level is scientific" Dr Bennett asserts the "entire problem is too great for psychiatrists alone" and predicts that "all physicians of the future will have to practice some psychiatric medicine" I Identifies Theft Suspects University of Utah's Stadium Village which will be home for 302 families was inspected officially Tuesday by Sen Abe Murdock who together with others of the Utah congressional delegation voted for the Mead-Lanham act which made the facilities available Gov Herbert Maw and Dr A Ray Olpin university president took the senator on a tour of Stadium Village 40 units of which now are occupied Similar housing projects are being pushed on the campuses of the Utah State Agricultural college Brigham Young university Carbon junior college Snow junior college Branch Agricultural college and Dixie Junior college Utah schools will get some 3035 units representing a government Investment of several million dollars said Sen Murdock This housing added to projects such as Washington Terrace Sahara Village Todd Park and Garfield will provide 8549 family residences In Utah with 49ec being occupied by former service men's familieseSen Murdock Gov Maw and Dr Olpin reported the two and three bedroom units erected from frames formerly at the Topaz relocation center are equipped with electric stoves ice refrigerators and fuel oil heaters Workers Push Security Plan Mormon Trail Contract Let Failed on Curve Cloud was driving the vehicle when it failed to negotiate a sharp curve skidded into a soft shoulder and overturned He suffered severe lacerations of the head Other occupants Ray Carpenter also a mechanic at Salt Lake airport received a wrenched shoulder and the pilot of the grounded plane whose name was not learned suffered cuts and bruises Carpenter least injured of the trio wrapped the other two in blankets and left them lying beside the road while he set out for aid There were no cars passed him as he walked the eight miles to Lucin where there is a CAA emergency landing field Carpenter related the story of the accident to the A A radio operator who immediately contacted the tower at Wendover Army air base and requested assistance The Army replied they would dispatch an emergency plane at once Bush replied that "the adm1n1stra4 tion has issued its order that it might be inadvisable to make public a report that might make worse the relationship between a federal and a state agency working to a common end when their relationship at present is not all that might be wished for" Refuses to Elaborate Just what was implied in that statement Mr Bush did not elaborate nor could he explain why all inquiries made of Commissioner Altmeyer and his deputy Mr Mitchel invariably would be referred to him He said those officials If available would only make the statement has was making as that Is their adopted policy and accorded with the decision of the Congress of course under its inquisitorial authority can compel the Social Security Administration to produce in public the report on it3 investigation of the political use of social security lists 14 Utah but not until it convenes Immediate preparation of a suggested plan to provide social security and retirement benefits for city county and state employes was authorized at a meeting Tuesday in the capitol of representatives of groups affected and of labor organizations Dr Farnsworth secretary to Gov Herbert Maw was named permanent chairman and Rep Clara Jarvis secretary to County Commissioner George Morgan was named secretary A committee headed by Hottinger president of the Salt Lake Employes' Assn will gather actuarial data for a retirement plan and a committee headed by Huffaker deputy attorney general will draft a bill to be presented to the next legislature Urges Greater Interest "Twenty years' practice of psychiatry in a general hospital and teaching of medical students" he says have convinced me that the most important problem before our profession is the need for greater interest and more accurate knowledge about psychiatry "Mistakes in diagnosis and treatment of patients with functional psychoneurotic psychosomatic or actual psychotic disorders are so common as gravely to discredit the acumen of the medical profession These mistakes encourage patients to make the rounds of doctors and even of cultists and quacks contribute largely to public dissatisfaction with medical care since benefits of treatment are only temporary and work heavy financial hardships which help increase the clamor for some system of socialized Positive identification of two of a quartet of suspected car thieves arrested in Salt Lake City Monday was announced Tuesday by Jay Newman special agent in charge of the Salt Lake office Federal Bureau ofInvestigation At the same time Mr Newman commended Salt Lake police and Royal Jensen auto dealer whose alertness ended the activities of four persons suspected in a string of coast-to-coast auto thefts Identified as Alexander George Petropol Atlanta Ga a fugitive from the I since last January was the man who gave his name here as James Earl Brady Mr Newman said Petropol was wanted for a series of crimes most of them involving violation of the national stolen property act His police record extends back to August 1937 Mr Newman reported He served five years in Georgia state prison for kidnaping entering the prison in 1941 Also identified was his wife Martha Petropol Atlanta whom he married in Los Angeles in 1945 and who was booked by police Monday as Joan Brady Investigation by the I will continue at least through Wednesday but Mr Newman said as far as the bureau had been able to determine Tuesday the other man arrested here by Mr Jensen and members of the auto theft bureau gave his correct name of Lawrence Edmund Heller No further information was obtained Tuesday about the fourth member of the party booked as Edna Arsenaux Tennessee The way was cleared Tuesday for the beginning of construction on the Pioneer Trail highway which will follow the route taken over the Wasatch mountains by the Mormon pioneers when the state road commission awarded the contract for the first s-ection of the highway to Clyde Co Springville The contract calls for expenditure of $18919450 in state funds for grading and installing drainage structures on 5028 miles of road from the junction of the Emigration and Mt Dell roads in Emigration canyon to the summit of Big mountain Work will be started in the near future The commission also awarded a contract Tuesday to Parson Fife Brigham City for building a new gravel surfaced road from Ideal Beach to Laketown Rich county at a cost of $10523528 The distance will be 7164 miles Utah's Power Potential 3rd Plane Aid Arrives About 1:30 pm four hours after the accident a C-47 cargo plane with an Army doctor and three first aid corpsmen landed at Lucin and rushed to the aid of the injtired After giving first aid treatment to all three the Army plane brought Cloud to Salt Lake airport and from there he was taken by ambulance to the Salt Lake Veterans hospital The two Salt Lake mechanics with another fellow worker Ed May left Salt Lake City Sunday after having been called to work on a plane grounded near Lucin last week during the storm The plane is owned by an Iowa Plaintiff ill Wheel Chair Opens Suit Me hell Derides River Claims Fund Hike Vowed On Provo Project Virtual assurance of increased allocation of funds for Provo River project which includes Duchesne tunnel and Salt Lake aqueduct was given in a message received Tuesday night by Rep Robinson from Secy of Interior A Krug "I am happy to advise you that the president has given us some relief from the monetary limitations imposed on reclamation projects now under construction" the message said "This will permit continuation of work on the Provo River project needed so vitally in your state" Allocation of funds for the reclamation projects was reduced by the president in a general budget reduction request To Hear Oil Executive Hamilton Standard Oil Co of California executive will speak Wednesday at 12:15 pm before Sale Lake Advertising club at Hotel Utah on "See Your West" Appearing in court in a wheeled stretcher George Schlatter opened a $90000 damage suit Tuesday in Third District Judge Ray Van Cott Jr's court room against the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Co Mr Schlatter allegedly suffered injuries in an accident Oct 9 at Kyune An eight-man jury Wall inipaneiled Tuesday testimony opened and court recessed until Wednesday morning Passenger Car Tire Dearth Seen Extending Into 1947 Commuting From Monte llo Unable to find sleeping accommodations at Lucin they had been commuting from Monte llo Nev about 25 miles distant It was while traveling from Monte llo to Lucin the accident occurred Cloud was discharged from the Army in October 1945 after having served 11 months as a B-25 medium bomber pilot in the southwest Pacific theater A son of Noah Cloud 329 4th South he recently married Lorna Doone Kimball Larsen 1515 Richards st and Edward Maim 50 5th South instructors at Salt Lake airport went to Lucin Tuesday and brought back May and Carpenter and plastics developments soon to be seen on the consumer market the company official said Utah ranks third among mountain states in potential water power production according to a report released Tuesday by Ralf Rumel Woolley senior hydraulic engineer Salt Lake Geological Survey Department of the Interior Potential water power resources available 90 of the time in Utah amount to 1470000 horsepower or 335 of the nation's total potential said Mr Woolley and resources available 50 ek of the time could furnish another 1630000 horsepower or 279 of the nation's total Arizona ranked first among the mountain states for potential water power production with 846 of the national potential available 9 0 of the time Idaho placed second with 617 and Montana fourth I 298ro Mountain states with the lowest potential were Nevada with 62 and New Mexico with 13 Constructed storage reservoirs have been considered by the Geological Survey in making the estimates of power available under existing flow said Mr Woolley but no allowance has been made for possible future storage On the Colorado river primary potential power without storage will be multiplied several times by reservoirs whose construction may be predicted with reasonable certainty he added Utahs Democrat congressional delegation has failed miserably in the field of reclamation and particularly in pushing the develop merit of the Colorado river in Utah State Sen Mitchell Mend (R Moab) told a gathering of Republican party workers Tuesday night at the Newhouse hotel The young southeastern Utah legislator who is vice chairman of Utah's Colorado river committee said that of a 73-million-dollar reclamation budget for 10 western states in the next fiscal year Utah will receive only lowest in the Arizona gets $9500000 Colorado $8154000 Idaho $5677000 Washington $20957000 Wyoming $7460000 and New Mexico $2098000 He charged that failure of the Democrats to procure Utah's ter share of Colorado river development funds had resulted in many new industries going to surrounding states which could have been located here since Utah has the undeveloped natural resources which these industries require Surgery Gains Faster "Recent great advances in surgical technics chemotherapy and metabolic disorders have far surpassed the diagnosis and treatment of our largest group of those with emotional largely because the general medical man still ignores greatly improved psychiatric knowledge and methods Surely the psychiatric experience of this war will show medical men the necessity of requiring every graduate to know enough psychiatric medicine at least to recognize an illness as fundamentally psychic and if not himself competent to treat the illness to refer the patielt for proper psychiatric treatment Otherwise the patient is started on an endless round of medical and surgical consultations and treatments which result in eventual complete disorganization of his personality and invalidism from which the most skillful psychiatrist cannot rescue him" The writer declares that curricula of medical schools should be broadened to include more instruction in handling psychiatric problems so that the student can learn "to treat both the personality and the somatic 'bodily) disorder" Cites Students' Bole "Students must learn" he adds "to make positive diagnoses of neurotic illness on the evidence of emotional signs not as at present after long and often costly procedures to exclude organic signs They must also learn that neurotic persons may have organic pathologic changes and the disabling factors must be evaluated as organic functional or mixed" Dr Walter Alvarez noted internist of the Mayo clinic Roches ter Minn says in commenting on tl--e Bennett-Engle article: "No in BACON? YES WE HAVE PLENTY! 'AT $1 A POUND NO WONDER' While exact figures were not available sheep cattle and hogs Tuesday moved through Salt Lake Union stockyards "in record numbers" it was estimated by Merrill Parkin manager "Never in the 23 years I have been with the yards has even a comparable number of livestock been processed" he said Mr Parkin said shipments predominantly were cattle but that there was "plenty of hogs Meanwhile it was a matter of pay your money and take your choice in Salt Lake butcher shops for everything except pork At prices approximately 10c per pound above control ceilings butchers reported unlimited supplies of beef and veal a "fair" supply of mutton and lamb and "some" pork at "out-of-sight" prices Drew Jacobsen president Salt Lake Butchers and Grocers Assn said bacon prices have sky-rocketed from the 43c per pound ceiling under Office of Price Administration to a decontrolled price of near $1 With the exception of a few customers buying small amounts because they haven't had any for some time the commodity is remaining on the shelves he added The tremendous influx of livestock has necessitated a 10-hour per day six-day per week schedule at Cudahy Packing Co according to William Stringer general manager Capacity numbers of beef sheep and hogs now are being processed at the plant he said Supply and demand of truck tires probably will be balanced by the first of the year but the shortage of passenger car tires will continue well into 1947 according to Fairbanks sales manager Firestone Tire and Rubber Co Akron a Mr Fairbanks who arrived in Salt Lake City Tuesday night for a two-day conference with local officials of the company said the unprecedented demand for passenger car tires and the four unproductive years of the war will be responsible for the continuing shortage He also pointed out that many of the new tires now being produced are being allocated to automobile manufacturers rather than to tire dealers Synthetic tires Mr Fairbanks said have worked out "very satisfactorily" He added that a "substantial part of the synthetic industry should be maintained in peace-time to capitalize on the large investments made during the war Wire-cord truck tires utilization of velon for upholstery screening shower curtains and wearing apparel will be among the rubber Ex-S Columnist Winds Up Visit Mae Mann native 'Mahn who now writes a syndicated magazine and newspaper column in Hollywood and who broke a luncheon date Monday with Gar' Cooper to fly to her home state on personal business Tuesday was preparing to return to the film capitol Pleased with "Utah's beautiful scenery invigorating air and wonderful water" after four years' absence the noted screen writer said this state's hunting and winter sports facilities are a by-word among the big name stars in Hollywood Miss Mann is a former feature writer for The Salt Lake Tribune 1 I Democratic Parley National issues in the forthcoming election will be discussed by Sen Abe Murdock and Congressman Will Robinson at a division meeting of Democratic workers and residents of first fifth and sixth municipal wards Wednesday at 8 rn in Newhouse hotel Henry McGean county central committee chairman announced Tuesday To Address Engineers Ray Marsell associate professor of geology University of Utah will discuss "Some Critical Aspects of Cloudburst Floods" at a meeting of Utah Society of Professional Engineers Wednesday at 6:30 pm in the Union bldg University of Utah campus according to Fred Thomas vice president Fairbanks "Auto tire shortage due to war stoppage" dr Sim.