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Elsenhower's, boosters on house Democrats and Repub- benefits. name to a You9i perate 'flood flght aa the joint On NBCs televised looked today to the New York and licans Saturday crest err record n Missouri River committee to consider Wants to Know" program. Pennsylvania primaries Tuesday successful Impeachmentpossible, moved pro defended downstream, later Cdlr. to close Robert A, Taft's ' early ceedings" against President Tru- seizure . of the Industry as neces Xanxr- - nd Miascmri fanrlasd. lead In their race for the Repub- man for his seizure of the steel sary for the nation s security. He Tht hrtr level between Orr.ahdS lican presidential nomination. mills. didn't think it was grounds, for ixn- - and Council Bluffs- on the c? New York will elect 90 district The Ohio Republican said the preachment proceedings. bank was dropping s'ed y delegates to the Republican na- whole pattern of the executive The question of the union sho- p- posite aa'd t.'- tional convention In Tuesday's vot- conduct in the past two years Il recommended by the wage Board and army engineers was over threat major aliho'j; n a and six nor in wmcn tne ing lustrates the extent to and opposed by the indust- the river would "bear watching. state convention later. ' "Pennsyl- president is prepared 15 go in his ry- bitterly rtiU was up in the air. Engineers succeeded in vania, will elect 60 district dele drive for power. . plans to consult with Jus .Sawyer a sewer line which burst foot of been has To left' the' the picture, inches deep. bridge Ten IIOESLE CEEEK COVERS WEST SPRINGVILLE AEEABetweB have statement-wagates. as mad His already the tice Department officials Monday last night from tive river's tertaken out by the stream. No road bridge exists at this point, which been chosen. , i the two gravel dlkei being hastily erected by city workmen, above, administration was bracing itself and then will, discuss his recom rific pressure of in the few water aa in shallow a ford is inches afternoon six' , feet roared Hobble only, Taft through Creek backers claimed deep Saturday Sprtngvfile'a today they the anticipated attack in con- mendation with President Truman, du t rial sectionandof flooded ' : Omaha. .. summertime. . will get some New York delegates for and spread over several blocks In the sparsely settled wstern part on courts its on and declsioia final who will the power make the gress . The. water backedr ;p into the of the city. Three or four bouses were surrounded by water sevral despite the efforts of Gov. Thomas to order a wage increase fox the increase to be ordered by the sewer with exploiivt force, rip-piE. Dewey to throw all 98 into the 650,000 CIO United Steelworkers. Utoh .County Flood Picture . government. in the. riverfront craters Elsenhower column. There is hardly a flicker of Union and company negotiators area behind the levee at several" llth-hoan a for i in or meet will agreement hope Monday Tuesday BqlivioP and shooting Expect Tqaal Break lika points between' the union and the inattempt to -reach agree geysers. . . They hoped for at least an equal dustry. Secretary of Commerce ment on a contract. The water for a aquar By'Qucike; break with Elsenhower on Penn- Charles Sawyer with Mr. TruThe question of a price Increase mile cvs aspread railroad yard and imla 70. to tne man's for the makers is still steel ready backing sylvania! A district to .BOGOTA, Colombia (UP) cf depth In addition to the election of dis pose the pay raise Tuesday, Saw. Issue in the bitter factory, ' four feet. strong earthquake rocked central trict delegates, the Pennsylvania yer discussed the program today dispute. c1" ' Dump Tons ef Sand Colombia Saturday centering on an primary offers "popularity" poll with Economic Stabilizer Roger The industry Insists that a S12--a tried dumping sa4-ba- gs Engineers between Eisenhower and Harold X Putnam. ton increase is necessary to com area about 100 milesr northeast of intOv the biggert crater ta Sen. SALT LAKE CITY" (UP) enter E. Stassen. Taft and didn't tor the pay boost no avail. Lt Gen. Lewis Pick, pensate , . V here. Bitter-AttacLaunched Estes Kefauver of Tennessee, the The Los Andes Geophysical In--u , discouraged write-i- n votes for his recommended by the Wage Board. chief of army la not bind candidacy. The poll Amall said ordered the sewerengineers, 25 then ' candidate for the dem- suruie Bender's impeachment call was Price Stabilizer Ellis fett H. LUKE opening canyon ue lorce oi ine dis Friday afternoon, and ing on the convention delegates. mad ByTHERON saia unJIorrd would he grant, statement bitterly atbeneath the river's surface plu; in ocratic presidential nomination, turbance was comparable to that of A of. Penn number the of a like large lava, crept finger price increase. RamDasrinz Hobble Creek Satur slowly, i.fed. wJUl deliver the keynote address at the to tacking Mr. Truman. expected 9. 1S50 earthquake that day went over its banks two blocks down the mountain to the foothills sylvania delegates are Insteel Ttve July, seizure of.tht Throcihcut C rj;l.t, crews . Gov.-S. of follow ' John tht lead the Utah Democratic convention killed nearly 300 people and caused west of Sprihgville's Main street, above the home of Utah Countv together with, the presi dumped teas cf sand, dirt, Fine.. who bts not, yet. announced dustry. here May 10.. . slide snaked down Sheriff "Theron" llaTT at the he ad whom dent's declaration' that he has sheet steel and constmcUon more than $29,000,009 damage ' In rmile-lonrtnu-d he favors. out of the mountains like a finger of Fourth North, fanning out and Of the 10 to tajte overthe news The senator Accepted the key- approximately the same area. beims into the river from cli.sx authority chosen, already levee. The institute placed the center of of) lava east of that city, and halting after spreading over; a good three have said they favor Taft, papers, radio, television and combarges moored note invitation Saturday In a longswelling Spanish Fork River portion of his yard. The slide two are for EiseBhower and' the munication systems of the nation the temblor near the border be- aflooded They succeeded this morning la distance telephone conversation and above more both land ' at the sole discretion of the missed his barn and chUcencooo. other five are uncommitted. and Santander below plugging the big. aewer epenir.jf Boyaca : with Grant Macfarlane, state tween U.S. 91. constitutional but covered his yard and late Sat-- r Both presidential camps agreed president, raises before the rush of water could In Democratic .chairman. Kefauver states.:: These were the worst points was. cutting a deepening today that Taft has the edge on question of the utmost gravity. crumble the levee itself- urday in will interrupt, his campaigning Utah County's flood picture, while gully through the yard i where 420 delegates chosen ao far this "When the president sent our Don Ehlr.fer, diviGen. Brig. ' the Oregon presidential primary Utah Lake now more than a foot muddy water drained-- from the year. decEnlist a Korea WASHINGTON into sion said at noon that without troops (UP) engineer, -to make the trip to Salt Lake City. . continued its slide. above compromise . A United Press tabulation laration of war by the congress, ments of all members of the armed the situation had returned to ' o rimewill the The speech put encroachment on surroundSheriff Hall said hi spni had snowed: Taft 208; Eisenhower 118; his right to do so was challeged forces have been extended for a normal, but warned that ether senator before bustingi.jab ing lands, reaching a point only a hiked . to the origin ol'- the slide Stassen 21; Gov. Earl Warren 6; by the Republican membership in maximum of nine months from the emergencies could still develop. . . Utah Demoi r iv.l. short distance from the Pacific more than a mile from his place, Clmn TVmalaa Mi Arthur 9 ft n4 the house and senate. Since that normal expiration date, the Defense Engineers said damage to tr,e States Cast Iron Pipe plant as a to return with the report that a 67 uncommitted. delegation to the party's national Mr. Truman has demon- Department said Saturday. and Industrial section time, rallyard more covers in and Provo Bay rising tnicago. nominating convention, huge portion of a hill had apparS. Ingalls, Taft campaign strated that be U afflicted. with The department Said this affects probably would run below il, Davis 12 votes at the Dy more land in that area. Utah will , have ently become so saturated it gave Issued a tabulation show elephantiasis of the ego- - on re- all personnel, whether now on ac 000.000. The flooding was localized and way and started to funnel down manager. convention. Z39 delegates for the Ohio peated occasions." j tive duty or not, whose terms of Officers praised a towboat cap ing not apparent to the average citi- the canyon. Two Irrigation canals senator. The difference was Bender is an enthusiastic back- service normally would WASHINGTON (UP WThe gov zen unless major expire be tain who maneuvered barre went looking. for it. he (Continued on Pare Two) a claim of 24 for Taft and 22 for er of Sen. Robert A. Taft's can- tween July 1, 1952,-- and June SO, loaded with rock through, tfce ernment announced Saturday that and some were prone to say Eisenhower in Michigan. The Uni didacy for the Republican presi 1853. darkness-- ' without hittir.g controls oh natural rubber, in ef "where, are all .these floods we've tie two tabulation listed Press ted for two nomination. himself. Since levee. enlistment dential fect for U , years, will be lifted been Taft, , prevtoua . . a about but ." reading 41 has said that Mr. Truman's extensions have been put in effect Taft, three for Eisenhower and Downstream, 10,003 persons had Monday because supplies of both survey of the affected spots Satur uncommitted. seizure of. the steel industry is a and draftees are not affected, the left their homes la northwest natural and synthetic are ample day revealed serious conditions at Elsenhower headquarters issued "valid case for impeachment." ana military pur many points and the very real defense department estimated that Missouri and northeast Kansis. tor a statement the ooses. Calls for have the new order would affect not LArmy engineers said 187,003 acres claiming general impeachment threat that they would "get a lot will win a majority of the 106 dele- been made by other members of more than 125,000 members of the fof farmland already were flooded Henry H. Fowlers administrator worse. of the National Production Author gates from eight mountain 'states the congress. armed forces The estimate was between Rulo, Neb, and Kanaaa i . Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Mon said all restrictions on natural Flood who has been nominally 60.000 army, 23,000 air force. 2.000 ity, Sprlngvllle Sawyer, j (CeaUaaed Page Twe) 20 TOKYO. Sunday. April (UP) tana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah running the steel Industry since it. Marine Corps and 35,000 Navy. will cease with the excep Allied and. Communist staff officers rubber Most on re ox of. basis and the spectacular development SEOUL. Korea. ana sole crepes which Wyoming was seized the government A spokesman added that these The fast met for their second session of re- tion a regional meeting Fri April 8,' la by are stillpaie v scarce. Saturday was perhaps thejfloodlng- minesweepef USS (UP) to decide were hastily prepared round fig. Endicott with- ports' at expected vived debate on exchange of prisblocks-robtwo of p about square He said the order will nrnvirt day in Salt Lake City. size of the increase ures." the drew a unharmed Tuesday after , Saturday oners today with a tight news "relatively of a duel with free competition" "be- ably more by nightfall Communist shore guns at Wes Roberts, executive director to Impose on the companies if a The department emphasized that blackout screening developments tween natural : and rub-- : sparsely settled residential section Sonjin, on the Korean East Coast of Eisenhower headquarters, said settlement is not reached by then. the order increases the enlistment synthetic in west Springville. In the Vicinity The claim! took into account the arising at the bargaining table. Sfrilco the Der : in United the States. served have said but announced nlneVmonths,' attorneys the Industry Na.vy period by , The secret prisoner talks adthat Idaho already has in notice Controls on rubber were the onLv of Second North- and Second West. was undaraaked, although she ship was fact they immediately will chal the present maximum authorized 14 delegates for Taft. day after a where Hobble Creek leaves its straddled ' more structed its journed for the and World War allocation II d restrictions" than 20 times at Arizona. Colorado and Utah will lenge in the courts any government-ordere- active duty tours of reservists and will convene - made rock channel and meeting kept in effect after the end of 'that man fire. pay hike for Philip Mur- - national guardsmen are not length ranging t spreads-ouinto, natural again at 11 a.m. tomorrow (9 p.m. conflict. its in state con .bed, their delegates pick The main-- ! union. ;The was ened by this extension, government announcement the Navy Sunday EST). ventions next Saturday. Montana, rajrs its first word tained them to make sure there the' roaring stream went overxour A wsge to the administra i It said, existing programs for KEW YORK. CUP) Sources close from Its the since Truce officers staff ship supervision New Mexico surrouna or mree and Danxs io Nevada. Wyoming tion bad ' also resumed discussion in an ad- would be a. market for - its own houses in the flooded area. It was captain, I. W. Barndard. reported will pick their in May. predicted earlier that separating reservists andKatlonsl agreement was reacbed Saturday synmetic rubber products, which believed none of them had base he was "returning fire" after would match the industry's Guardsmen are not affected. between Western Electrid and Dis- -' joining tent at the. Panmunjom have Eisenhower, was voted the can- Sawyer been in the development stage increase The enlistments were extended trict 10 of the Com munlcaUons salvos from the .Commun- didate the armistice after back site "heavy" to- be elected "best offer" of an most taking and afternoon. ments, by Saturday likely until ' recently. With 'government stalemated issues they had handled in a. poll taken today among 11 12 5 2 2 cents In straight wages under an executive order signed by Workers of America (CIO), repre-senUit was not to floor level of ist guns. synthetics now In mass production at least, cents lnfringe benefits. President Truman Thursday, the and .Radio Friday' night 10.030 installation workers. level April the Pyongyang up to the house. any need forrfhose controls has just naThe Wsge Board recommendation department said. Previous similar Officials said the 2. claimed the Communists had sunk daily newspapereditors. to The Union Pacific trackbed aooui disappeared. was an enlistvirtu' tionwide extension American orders strike which i telephone continuing destroyer, they PANMUNJOM. Korea. (UP) holding the water Fowler also announced that his the west was ment periods for one year each ally ended. caned the "bA." Allied and Communist staff officers agency will away from a still greater area. for maintain, no was were issued in 1950 and 1351- There of renewed security City, trucks and workmen Satur report Negotiators for district - 11. repre"resumed prisoner, of war talks in reasons, a minimum annual con III; toveshew The the North said air 5,500 wsrehouse- workers, 'and . Korea, department were activiy senting in afternoon executive session Saturday and sumption of 450,000 tons of day hauling order does not affect members f were to resume talks Saturday in an attempt to dike the the ground activity was limited to gravel may have taken a first step toward purpose GR-- S rubber and general 60,000 creek in its former confines, and "relatively light" the armed forces whose enlistments morning wlih federal mediators a compromise agreement that ions oi Duryi synthetic , rubber. patrol engage-previously have been extended or and company officials la aa effort would speed up a Korean armistice city officials said a day and night The 5th In those drafted for two years tinder to settle their deferences. Air Forces revealed will maintained be the comboth along shies patrol refused Although NATO CWA President Jcsrpa A. Btira PARIS. (UP)-C- en. Dwight D. Selective Service. entire streambed through the city its week-en- d summary that five ment after the session, Take WIJa Kelactaaee Eisenhower's farewell tour of Nor said in Washington that as a result to keep trees and other debris from Allied Jets were shot down during it was believed they handed in new we blocking it and causing it to go the week, but the United Nations lists of prisoners .whom they proReliable sources way and Denmark was cancelled The department also emphasized of the settlement in New Vcrk PARIS. (UP) Vi e stern the' wind to when not was confined other to the men over seven ; Commu the affected all The that at its banks other up hope general planes by destroyed points. to U. ceasea S. has the said that pose exchange after and creek had. flooded, several acres of nists planes, probably destroyed given Saturday fire. the North Atlantic treaty bed by ' a throat i infection and extension would be required to Electric negotiations in a harry on fields of east more. serve "the full period and that no reach an agreement iq h' orders side the five town. another and damaged i uen. fever, Observers at the truce site specua of choice either powers ' some only a short distance fro ml An 8th Army briefing officer Mathew B. He was to cava left oa the tour man would be-- kept on duty any Calioraiar lated that the new United Nations Ridgway oil Gen. Alfred the A. Bfookside T. Chinese Jobes. said the btrttlrAzz coordithan necessary. heavily Sunday.. ground populated absolutely troops ap longer of list North Korean and Chinese M. uruenther . to succeed uen. ' LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP) Sen. subdivision. Some residents along Elsenhower's headquarters said It said the' step was taken "with nator for the CVA. said tie agreeparently are trying a new infantry Dwlgbt D. Eisenhower. prisoners omitted the names of Estes Kefauver believes that Pres- the men creek in Brookside were sand tactic in Korea which does not trip to Norway will be post- reluctance and only because it was ment covering initallaUons those 'who do not want to go back ident Truman should have made They said the U. S. was putting the 24 hours" and absolutely necessary in the light of gave them an increase of 31.1 cents bagging the bank against the threat' seem to make, sense. for least "at poned to their Communist-ru- n home- further efforts to in names informal forwardboth prevent a steel or higher waters which might flood 'The Army spokesman said the talks with each of Its Atlantic Pact probably longer. the serious intersationl situation an hour. Of this 14.1 cents was a . .,; lands. strike, and if they failed, he should their lawns and- yards. Chinese send some 200 or 300 men Illness la not The seri and then only for '.nine months wage increase and 17 cents was to ' This might pro vide, the basis for have general's asked for authority fcast of Springville a mudslide against. U. N. lines under cover of partners to sound out European ous, the headquarters said. be" applied to fringe benefits. than the 12 authorized." rather a , compromise settlement of the to seize the Congress before formally nominating mills. started high up in Kolob Hollow darkness and behind artillery sup opinion deadlock over the U. N.'s .refusal to for candidate supreme single port. They then dig in and remain Allied return to the Reds prisoners who commander in Europe. under Allied guns until forced by Formal do not want to be' repatriated. discussion of Elsenhow Allied troops to withdraw. The Communists have demanded successor was expected to er's This costs tactic them come up at the first meeting' of Invariably tthe return of all war prisoners, by heavy casualties'. The briefing of the permanent force if necessary- new Atlantic Coun I ficer could give no reason why it cil in Paris Apru zs. j The omission from the V. N. list . . W Eisenhower '. ts done. of those reluctant 'to return would a .u iw-nas resigneaa eiiecuve jum WASHINGTON. (UPV Johnson said 'every cent ol Secre H said it may be a long camway out. eome a candidate tor tne u. s. provide a DENVER, Colo. (UP) Demmoney that the total back deIn an adjoining conference ten tary of State Dean Acheson said of 1 western states. this Sen. Edwin C. Johnson nomina ocratic huge girt is to be borrowtake "nerve and 1 posits presidential Republican and paign will, i senior truce delegates debating Saturday that Russia's and claimed that Gen. the ed Gen. "But attacked tion. Eisenhower, money." night Saturday . r. Eisenhower conferred' Saturday Dwight D. Elsenhower for the terms for supervising an armistice spring "peace offensive" wa aim- steadfastness," but 'that "we must the greatest threat to America liberal liberal with ; great decided to turn the stalemate prob- ed at creating discord among the be fjrm and we must never close and the world is inflation. administration's S7.900.000.000 with Arthur Summerfield, Repub taxpayers' money, that la lem back to another set of staff free naitons but has failed to do the door to agreement or discua-sloThe or.!y cure for asks this congress to donate mutual aid profor ' committeeman national lican "globaloney" m 4j ' , j SO. '.' officers. e'normous to sura western he .j :: vv that said, is increased producwho is his bouse guest gram. Michigan, ' Acheson said Jthe West Is "willing Maj Gen. William K. Harrison Declaring that Russia's real pur The Colorado senator,- - in a tion cf consumer gvxii, not Europe thia year, he said. was believed that Summerfield It of the U. N. warned the Reds, pose is to "perpetuate chaos" and and eager" to resolve all major war rot for a Jeffer- "If the voters of America Invited Eisenhower to visit Michi speech Vprepared strtra niwl Tav !lnni siskin however, that regardless of the exploit "discontent. Acheson told differences with Russia by peaceful do not put a stop to such disparty i Ttt Democratic be returns to the United after gan level at which the talks were held, the American Society of Newspaper negotiation, but that there must be oa the pec; It's astrous foreign policies tt Uvelf t tisennower States. iromms ivory v 'side : '.i cjestiet cf only a compromise would break Editors: ; an "honest and reasonable" basis United States will lose the cold Senior officers near Eisenhower tower in Versailles' dispatched " Le the deadlock over the Communist "There' la only one way to' hasten for sucji negotiations. spend..-r.war and 'war of the hot state his "to chief .been against" opposplead said there had strong nomination-oRussia as a "neu- the day when we may hope for He told the editors that despite Johnton said r... ' .ri'. i '. -Communism. of Gruen-the- r, with a committee of congress to the ition appointment come families pay t:.e t . : c ! tral" tnjee. Inspector and the U.N. peaceful actions, not words, from Soviet obstructions, the free world "Oh, yes. you say, but what ElsenhoVer's chief of sUff. for an appropriation of eight Sometimes rhose two X's of rh demand for. a ban on construction the Soviet rulers U. S. taxes, and ;t li : and that is to hat been making progress in estab-- bottom of o letter mean billion about Truman? Ridg-wadollars for of globaloney from PenUgon supporters thot the of- - military : ? airfields during " an push resolutely forward on our usmng a strong and stable com that Gen. I money United 'Truman lint running for at present supreme spending eiiow is" being double crossed. armistice. is spending so ItvUtly." present course." Johnson said that Is dorr Nations commander for Korea. munity of free nations. .president". 1-- (R-O- 1-- , 2 tihet -- Put-ma- . - at-lar- ge pl-;-g- at-lar- irg s . . ng Central ICcfauverTo Rocked (ieyhote Utah Convention y Hobble Creek Dverfjovs At Spri ngvi He; Flooding Worsens at Spanish Fork ' . poll-winni- ur sky-war- d last-ditc- h ; - . 25-ce- nf k : . . . Enlistments Extended By Nine Months . -- "ST. at-lar- ge . .'- : to-th- e . tlaicrcl Rubber Controls Lifted 1 : - Gbvcrnnint ; -- . -- Prisoner of War Truce Talks Resume . . Minesweeper Undamaged In Korean Battle . , . - -- - do. Cells or? aAjjdnrf Vcslcrn E!::trl: . - ; 650,000-memb- er . 18-ce- nt . - 1-- sub-delega- ng' 1-- te . 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