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Show 2 THE DKgERET NEWS, Salt Lake City, Utah, March 7, 1946 mmi'W''m' 'mmmm rt Utah Antelope- Chased Down By Plane, Roped, Taken To New Section - jv . .1 r - AP - t r IYANKS ARREST 12 yf v REDS IN BERLIN (APP The American military government has German Communist leaders In Schoeneberg Bor-- 1 ough, in the United States sector of Berlin, and charged them with intimidating German civil officials in promoting a proposed merger of Communist and Social democratic parties. BERLIN V '' arrested , . ' J BjHaek Miller VERNAL Herded byvlrplanes, corralled, roped and hog-tle- d rawhiders, seven antelope reputby a band of modern-da- y ed to be the world's fastest afkjmkl, were trucked from Browns Park near Manilla to the Uintah Basin, . . The transplanting across the5 swirling waters of the Green River, always a barrier to the movement of antelope from their remote Utah habitat, wi)j, accomplished by the State Fish and Game Department this we$k. - The round u p is believed to oethe'first successful one of itstI kind in the and Colorado area, according to State Warden Henry l. Slaugh, in charge of the project nir Slaugh reports that in the last attempt made in Colorado 13 animals were corralled and all. of them killed themselves in, the corral. The Utah roundup brought 19 ting the light ship to maneuver animals into captivity. One large around the hills. - The draughts doe killed herself when she lung- -- were naughty so he landed on ed at the fence full speed ahead a dusty road in the sage flats and broke her neck. Two year- and dumped me. About 200 le lings died in transit over the pounds lighter,, the ship was if jaunt to the Uintah Basin much easier to handle. L via Maybell, Colo Goea After Herd Transplating these animals was He then- - went after the first not a deal to give a pilot and a posse of cowboys a herd near the ranch, five milesr gay afternoon. Utahs antelope from the corral, which was straare pocketed in Browns Park, tegically placed along the. ante-the old hideout of the famous lope trsilsat the far end of Bake Butch Cassidy and Matt Warner Oven, Horsemen on fast mounts, i gang. The animals are cut off lassos, ready, hid in the footfrom the rest of the state by the hills, ready for the race when herd near the Green River and when this area Jack brought the is Inundated by the back-u- p wa- -- trap. ' ter of the newly proposed Echo - Two men hid near the corral Park dam Utahs antelope will be in order to spring the gates if . pushed back into the bordering the animals entered. I was states. tTime is therefore of the planted with them, a vantage essence in getting these animals spot for pictures. Jack was busy tying bowknols started in other parts of the state if Utah is to have any antelope. oyer the ridge. He was driving getting closer by the minIt was proved that this can be bard AAOumSfiAw ute. Finally his shadovy told us done. ha bad brought them into the Credit Pilot Given Bake Oven foothills. They trail.L. XlSMUffc. -OtrOAADO Jack C Turner, GAA pilot ed down off the ridge, throwing a dust screen that labeled their from Vernal who drove the herds were comfor er trail miles. They I with his cub, is given . most of the credit for making ing faster than any race horse ever has run straight for the this venture a success. It was , the unanimous opinion of the 15 corral. or more cowboys end game war-'de- ns Go Into Corral present that without Tur- They got lost in the bottoms - ntr and his plane the cwnimals for a Jiffy, But Jack was whipcould not ave been brought ping them In with as thrilling from their grazing haunta five a show ai I have ever seen. Over miles away into the snarejnthe thellttle humpand they were Bake Oven lowlands. into the wings of the corral It was Jscks first run for an- about 10 of them. The horsemen telope. He has, however, cor- - began pounding leather and railed upward of 600 wild horses yelling like mad. The lead buck spotted the in the past two years for Utah " and Wyoming herders and was trap, turned, smacked the fence, skeptical as to whether or not bounced back and headed away. the antelope would drive. They The herd followed. Henry rop- same course. Every human near ed 10 animals were panting In ed a yearling buck, the rest get-.did.1 was Jacks guest on the trip ting into the flats by various the corral made like the ground. ttys sage. A big doe had not been tied securely and broke , he thought 1 would like te means even running under the Jack was nipping at their ham- loose and killed herself in her chase s few antelopev by air. He horses bellies. Three of them strings like a sheep dog. Several hundred yards from drive against the fence. lumped through lassos thrown was tight ' i the wing of the trap the Allowed to Rett 7 Henry Slaugh had his men by Steve Radosevlch, Bill Allen herd right The animals were left to rest turned. We thought we had , Reynolds. Jack was Fred and we buzzed Steve the when ready lost them. ..They were running while the truck was being to aniunable the turn scared on Ranch Radoievich Willow f at top speed, reputed between brought up. Soon they were on I Creek and later put down In mals and soon gave up. Within half an hour Jack had 60 to 70 miles n hour. Jack their way to their new home. I Steves two acre saw what was up, made a franBack at the cabin. Wardens pasture. On hand were state a second herd into the wings of - and Slaugh, who I wardens Dave Thomas, Harry the trap and these got away In tic loop and dived headon at Reynolds the were heading buck. claimed that lead It worked. some they They and of pretty spite roping I Sprouse, Fred Reynolds end turned and went into the wing. for Canada lf they didn't get T Dick Bennett Colorados Sam riding. A session followed and The snd Comtnches antelope, fixed chow for a hunCarr was also there to leant it was decided that all of the never Apaches more made noise. It gry gang. I had just come six men at and bottom the of boys what ha could. sounded like a massacre. Ante- miles horseback through the ' Then there were ranchers from the valley would be brought to lope everywhere, men foothills (both the horse and I . far and near who had heard of the corral and once the next and running f etch boys after themrAll Hades were getting tired t the drive and came around most--' herd was Inside the 'wings busted loose, other). As I rode into the yard, would rush them. everyone maneuver. to watch the !y plane Instead of running into the cor- on a dead walk I heard ona of ' We passed over a herd of 26 Guns and pistols were loaded for ral the animals hit the fences. them yell to the cooks, put Horsepurposes. a foursome for men Xbut picked up Cowboys straddled their backs another cup of water in the were footIn the spotted a .test run. Jack turned them and hogtied them as fast as they soup. Here's Miller." hills again. from the foothills into-t- he could. Henry Slaugh had two of Two bowls of soup later we Runs Herds Together prairie lowlands and started to a hind leg in each hepd. were circling over desolate them, I wear them down. We soon gave It took Jack about an hour He held them until he got help, Bake Oven, gaining 'altitude for up on this deal when these four to bring In the next group of but what a beating the guy took. our hopover picturesque Uintah found refuge in the cedars and about 15. He had run two small Dave Thopnas was thrown into Range to Vernal. Several tastes herds together and pushed them a bed of prickly pears but held of the same soup later we were refused to move very far. Jack was having trouble get into Bake Oven, They took the his animal. When the dust clear in VernaL Jf ? V , 4 far-easte- -- Utah-Wyomi- x , i f W y I iwSt. X . , ' " 1 t & tt ; dung-studd- ed noise-maki- CDC2 7 (SA Save .lonoy, too I No telling when youll get that new car. Why not save the one you have for the times when you really need it? 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N II NT TO LOCAL SIRVICI Fh. 46 . s, - :!t Russians Seize Berlin Banks, British Report v t1 ' I' II 1 ft w 4 fciS, V' , ... i , y 46 - aI 4 1 a A ' ur General concerned about a collapse in airmail service that has resulted -- in letters taking as long as 37 days to reach Japan from California, a headquarters spokesman said TOKYO (AP) After s week ofno mail, letters were distributed at headquarters late today. Some wers postmarked Jan. 30. Although bearing air mail stamps, they presumably came by ship. But many ships make the trip In two weeks. The mail situation has been a matter of grave concern since Settled Sentenced To Life MANILA Teofilo (AP) Sison, minister of justice in the Philippines puppet cabinet was sentenced to life imprisonment today by the Manila peoples court, which convicted him of treason. He was fined $7500 and deprived of civil rights 1 A. Ike CORRALLING THE WORLDS FASTEST ANIMAL A handful of antelope, (seven to be exact), from Utahs sizeable Bkswns Park herd, were transplanted In Uiptah Basin this week, by the State Fish and Game Department. The feat was accomplished by running the herds by airplane, until they Niched the wings ot the corral where cowboys ; took- - over. JJpperpictare taken from, Jack Turners plane shows anvelope on the drive. Center, the plane has brought the herd'to the corral where horsemen and herdg ers pick them up. ower, the roping and begins. Insert shows the ronte the animals were trucked from Browns Park. Picture were taken by Hack Miller of The -- hog-tyin- Deseret News. - Mac-Arth- is 'gravely the middle Of January when air service was retranspacific Daily duced to a plane a d,y each to Russian that Tokyo and the Philippines, the troops had "occupied all impor- spokesman said. tant banks in the Russian sector in Berlin, arrested head officials and -- fired staffs in an action Strike n. which the paper described as a PHILADELPHIA (AP) The breach nf the four -- power 2,500 longshoremen who took agreement a half holiday to vote yesterday Meanwhile, newspapers in the on a new contract were back at Russian zone all carried a state- work today. Edward Brennan5, ment urging the pooling of bank assistant of the union, said a credits and proposing that their pay boost was. funds be doled out according to approved, bringing the hourly the requirements f the people wage to $1.50. rather than the size of Individual bank deposits. -- - MAIL SERVICE CAUSES WORRY TO MacARTHUR The LONDON (AP Express said today two-seat- -- a -- - 5 Maj. Gen. Ray W. Baker, American commander in Berlin, sald the military government found these Communists were attempting to put pressure on civil officials. He said the arrested politicians would be tried in military courts on charges of interfering with the business of the civil governto ment and attempting civil officials. This crackdown came a few days after the rank and file of sobial Democrats, especially in the American, British and had revolted French zones, against their leadership which the had agreed to merge-wi- th Communists. 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