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Show -- ' Grain Range 15 iI Tli P Close Open High Low 217 216 21T1 216'1 Mar 07 189 My 19U 192 'i 208 189 207 188 207 188 a iw 192 191 191 l--f A pralrf clnnnmil .J' l T A if" Weather TAe 4 UTAH Cloudy with periods of light snow today. Clearing tonight. Fair Sunday but with increasing cloudiness northwest portion. Cold-- -i today ana tonight with high today and Sunday 35 to 40 end low tonight 15 to ,1 25. Price: Five Cent LOGAN, UTAH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1950 Orders Lewis To Send Miners Back To Pits WOOD IS MEDIUM AR TISTIC i "it? ht Jfvou ' 1,, your EXPRESSION man who may well win a name for himself in art circles if he continues to follow the hobby questions which for the past three or four ask these breath, at least) when years has occupied a good deal By M. L. NIELSEN Whats it supposed examples of modern (and hract art? If you do us are inclined n y most of be sure to just that) youll moment you see the fc, Them the wood sculpture of SaorLaVal Morris, a Logan OF State Department Challenges "Red" Charge of his leisure time. Creative Urge On second thought, though "hobby seems hardly an adequate word to describe an such as LaVals, which he artnitj pursues with such drive and enthusiasm and from which he obviously derives ihat kind of satisfaction which comes only from free rein gning to the creative urge which lies dormant in most of us. A landscape architect by profession (he is head of the Department of Landscape Architecture at f SAC), LaVal has been trained n a field which combines a number of technical skills with a special feeling for form, balance and design. It is not surprising therefore that he should have tried his hand in other media besides outdoor areas, shrubs and trees, rock walls and all the other materials with which the landscape specialist works. The fact is that the landscape architect is required to take at least one course in sculpture (Prof. Morris took his advanced degree from Harvard) and to look with more than casual interest into the other arts. First Water Colors LaVals first venture outside the strict limits of his field was in the field of water color paint- - Senator Says Communists Are Employed Ten-Da- Order There Are No Reds On the Payroll Force Until Hearing 1109 WASHINGTON, Feb. The State Department today challenged Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R., Wis., to tell it the names of the Restraining y Spokesman Retorts 57 card-carryi- are Communists on its payroll. A spokesman said the department would like to know who these employes are. As of now', ing, and you will see in his homee aid, the department knows of today a number of his own water no communist in the diplomatic color studies which are .an thing! service, and "if we find any, they but the work of a dilettante. will be fired at once. A few years ago he became inSaid in Utah terested in wook as a medium for artistic expression, and he now Secretary of State Dean Ache-sohas 11 or 12 finished pieces of was not available for immedwood sculpture, almost enough for iate comment, however, on Mca one man show. Cartys offer last night to identify The first approach to working the alleged Communists if Ache-so- n in wood was through would contact him at the Utah running across an unusual piece of weed Hotel in Salt Lake City. (actually mistletoe) which struck McCarthys offer, made in a him as being suited for making a recorded interview over Salt Lake large fruit bowl. A second piece City radio station KA.LL, appearwas treated the same way. But ed to be part of an all-oRethen he became interested simply publican campaign for tighter in attempting to bring out the security restrictions within the natural lines of the wood, In fol- federal government. ifi lowing the contours, texture, in Since the arrest on spy charges highlights and shadows, in rhythm of British scientist K. E. J. Fuchs and movement and balance, the and the conviction on idea being not to represent in charges of former state perjury realistic fashion a familiar object ment official Alger Hiss, departGOP but to bring out through emphasis legislators have repeatedly called of certain part and the elimina- for a stricter code for fedhe claims In BY ROBERT E. I.EE United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 (UP) Federal Judge Richmond B. Keech today ordered John L. Lewis to send 400, (XX) striking coal miners back to work at once. Keech signed a temporary restraining order, pending a hearing Feb. 20 on the govern- In- y ments request for an J , , ; 10-d- ay NeWfr junction under the , t Taft-Hartle- y act. .t Illegal Demands committee which launched the project; Mayor FOR CIVIC IMPROVEMENT Wellsville Lions few minutes before he William is a Preston P. presin proLeatham, Only Brenchley, Club, cooperation with the city council, ident of Wellsville Lions, and Leon Hendry, issued the injunction, Keech haJ , moting city park improvements. Shown above, chairman of the current project committee. directed Lewis through another left to right, are G. G. Maughan, chairman of the . court order to abandon four of hi major contract demands which the j government charges are illegal. order is , Keechs y the first step in getting United Mine Workers back to work for about 80 days. WELLSVILLE A community improvement project the government and Keech, President Truman acted with al- that had its inception more than 18 months ago, and which most unprecedented speed. Coal includes further development of picnic and recreation stocks were at their lowest level facilities at the city park, is being sponsored by Wellsville in 30 years. Railroads were slash-i- g Lions club, in cooperation with the municipal government. service, steel and automobils were cutting some producplants and of President Wiliam Leatham P. Brenchley Mayor tion. About 40,000 workers in oth?r the Lions club today announced TOKYO, Feb. 11 (UP- )- The United industries had been laid off becompletion of public rest roomllihtl The i;ghting equipment will States government today seized cause of the effects of the C03I construction at the park, and.6 be uUlzed ummer nine for recreation Chinese Nationalist ships, os- strike. Some cities were resorting instaliastated that plans envisage "brown-out- s because because the Chinese de- to war-tim- e use. tensibly loyalty of a tlon of picnic tables, building tion of unwanted materiel all the eral employes. "' " coal strike."' of ' the on faulted their connecin The built payments. other facilities that fireplace,-anartistic possibilities inhearent in a said ' the observers However, cost tion with d the opera house, Condemnation will make the park a Order , given piece of materal. The proan estimated $2000. The Lions, move was obviously aimed against In a Lincoln day speech at recretion area. cess is much the same as that foly Chinese nothe who Communists Issued g Keech the proIca Skating through various lowed by the landscape architec- ChdHeston, W. Va., last night, have laid claim to the ships. of thp at order the strike of half contributed the request skatIce an jects, the winter, naG. Chairman on ture intent During Republican Guy preserving the The seizure appeared to, be attorney general who had ben besides a good deal of the tural character of the terrain Gabrielson condemned the adminis- ing rink has been maintained, with money, aimed at keeping the vessels, which directed by President Truman to labor. rooms to rest Entrance the while at the same time bringing tration for failing to recognize is through a wooden structure, would be potentially valuable In take such action. out all the beauty that is inherent the dangerous degree to which built to the south of the theatre. a Communist invasion of Formosa, Mr. Truman issued the order to in it. Communists and fellow travelers Facilities have been installed un- out of the hands of the Chinese the attorney general within an Sines of been have in Variety employed important SHOWX ABOVE IS AN EXAMPLE of the abstract wood facthour after his der the opera house stage, and Communist government. sculpture which The LaVal has in pieces the government jobs, especially of Prof. LaVal Morris of Logan. The piece pictured above is announcement from finding board had reported to him Today's modern accommost the represent considerthus far State produced vary Department. made from Mexican Gen. Douglas MacArthurs head- that immediate resumption of promodations obtainable. mahogany. It is the latest in a series of about ably in size the largest is more The FBI, the governments top a dozen failed to mention the duction is "imperative" to th de- quarters Before could be the pieces which Prof. Morris has completed during the past park than 5 feet high and the smallest counter-espionacorps, has mainIt started national health and safety. two or three years. BERLIN, Feb. 11 (UJ5 The veloped for winter and summer Communists, however. about a foot as well as in what tained a strict silence on its futhat eight Chinese liberty The board, in Us report, placed Rus- recreation, merely the room facilities rest western charged powers mood called or be rhythmic ture operations in either the Hiss r might The latest the were needed, President Prench'ey ships and one victory ship had been blame for the coal crisis almost woik, which or the iuchs case. Asked if it In sians today with on breaking transpattern. So the club set about seized In Japanete ports on orders equally upon operators and John Berlin Paris explained. agreement is made from a piece of Mexican tended to crack down on U. S. admiralty L. Lewis. It said that the main secure to The city matched of a newly-forme- d them. scrap mahogany which LaVal brought confederates of Fuchs, an FBI portation by confiscating court. and tc r Berlin supervisor-carpenteissue is dollars and cents from and a metal funds, shipments back from a recent two months spokesman replied: It was considered significant, both side were only using taclcal was employed.. Club members constay In Mexico (the customs offiThe answer is: No comment. West Germany. however, that the seizure came maneuvers to prolong the dispute. The charges were contained in a tributed labor. cials at the border, he says, were Period. British Now we intend to continue the less than a week after the U. S. the Or Contempt Charge letter from American, when puzzled spotted they sorely But Sen. Brien McMahon, D.. of program, adding tables, fireplace joint chiefs of staff completed Lewis must obey Keechs order French commandants it), is one which Mrs. Morris has Conn., chairman of the joint con- and of U.S. East tour their Far bases, commandthe Russian to return the miners to work or and other picnic equipment. aptly called The Plumed Serpent. gressional atomic energy commit Berlin to Gen. Including lengthy conferences with face a contempt of court charge. Alexander Kotikov. Officials Listed Maj. Like all of LaVals work it conveys tee revealed that U. S. agents are ant, three-powMacArthur. The supreme court has ruled that . It was the first formal Chairman of the Lions project a strong smse of movement and ramfications of the MacArthurs announcement not- su'-- orders must be obeyed fir3t, Soviet inter- committee which launched the imagainst protest is most interesting for its balance investigating Fuchs case, but that sometimes ference with interzonal ified claimants to be prepared end argued later. Lewis already freight program was G. G. to fileallclaims of mass and curving lines. common sense dictates that ar- trains since the Soviet baby block- provement against the ships at has been fined, heavily for failing ; Leon is current Maughn. There is another piece, very rests should not be made Hendry ade began three weeks ago. chairman. Other club executives, the courts initial hearing Feb. 27. to obey such an order. simple in its lines and of beautiEastern Germany retorted that besides President Brenchley, are Keech, before he issued the noful texture, to which one observer the west is trying to blockade the Parley Hall, first vice president; POOR strike order, directed Lewis in s gave the name Supplication. It GOPHER Soviet zone by banning steel Charles Leatham, second vice presseparate order to drop contract suggests a female head bowed in to eastern Germany. The ident ; Aaron Leishman, secretary, sorrow or prayer. Another in its LOS ANGELES. Feb. 11 tU.FJ demands which the government German west government, in an- and William Baldwin, treasurer. human A gopher was the only casualty says are illegal" under the Tatt- suggests rhythmic pattern it nouncing the ban this week, said There are about 50 members in when an air force 7 figures in an embrace. All of the transport Hartley law, was only retaliating for eastern the Wellsville club. This qo.it conseven men crashed and These demands include the union pieces, however, merely suggest eariylng Germany's failure to meet its sistently ranks high among' Lions burst into flames. The four crew- - shop without first having an elec- certain thines to observer follow1 reciprocal deiivehy trade quotas. clubs of the Utah district 28-miners, the able and in men and three pasFengers scram-- i ing the natural tendency to tie the mood or the Impression creatattendance Inciden- bled away safely after the crash, willing cause, and insisting on a and activity. ed by the abstract to something LONDON, Feb. 11 (U.B Legal tally, one member, Tom Stuart, But the gopher, caught in the role welfare fund providing benefits familiar and concrete. LaVal him- sources predicted today that Dr. has missed only one meeting since of innocent bystander, was killed ?or unon members only, Klaus to Fuchs defend may try self prefers not to give a name the club was founded -- 170 meet- by a flying sliver from one of trie his of to secrets atomic betrayal to his works, and he points out ings with but one absence. splintered propellers. wasl that there is a certain parallel in Russian on grounds his mindschizo-' the art of music. A listener can deranged by controlled PLUCKED BY THE WIND experience a satisfying reaction to phrenia. Taking no chances on similar; a musical work without knowing .ENGING, PERHAPS ? or without betrayals, Britain launched a what it is about Studying one of the John Rood S. uettes in wood C. security check of all BOISE, Feb. 11. (UP-G- ov. currently shown at the college are Gene Clark caring whether it says the same atomic workers from scrubmen to A. Robins today signed the Snake and Elaine Smith. thing to him as it does to others. LaVal has worked in a variety directors. River compact, completing action SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 11 U.P) The check will concentrate on Mexican of woods. Besides the by Idaho on the measure. ARTS TREAT More than 800 Republicans atworkers with leftwing sympathies After signing the compact, the (Continued on Page 10) which might tend to make them governor sent telegrams to Presitending the annual Lincoln Day banquet here last night heard act in a Dr. Jekyll and Mr, Hyde dent Harry Truman and Gov. A. TWENTY KILLED Sen. George W. Malone, R., Nev., G. Crane of Wyoming informing TOKYO, Feb. 11 U.R) Twenty fashion as Fuchs said he did. that the Democratic-SocialiPolice quarters meanwhile said them of his action. NEW YORK, Feb. 11 (U.P.) A gust of wind plucked warnadministration passengers were killed today when in Washington Russia have Fuchs Indicated Gov. that has Crane a on may given skidded higha bus muddy a crewmember out the open door of a Pan American is preparing this country , for the on invaluable Information the to will and he the compact present way near Matsuo, Kyushu, in trans-Atlant- ic debacle economic strato-cruisgreatest Airways utilization next of atomic fish the a peaceful Wyoming legislature early today, hurling history. careened off the road into bomb and as as atom well for him week and hoped 10,000 feet to certain death. speedy Thirty other passengers Malone urged that the Republipossible hydrogen bomb secrets. John Harris, 28, a steward, was cape(j can party avoid that calastropha sucked out the cabin door of the standing firm on the principles four engine clipper Mayflower toward the door, putting his hands by that the party was founded upon. as if to cover the air. up 22 while 10 otner and passengers Afcial program planned around the wood sculpture A major point, he said, is the Disappears crewmember gasped in horror. The principle of equalizing costs be"I Paintings of John Rood, Minnesota artist whose could see the only crL upper was 20 part miles from Idlewild of plane his body. I was watching him tween the United States and other :wave been on exhibit for the past ten days on the airport, approaching for a landing. and before nations by import tariffs and fees. I knew what had Mrs. Anna Krajicek, of St. hsp wiU be held Not Since 1932 Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. he was pened gone. James, N. Y., one of the passenWomens Lounge of solon reminded that Nevada The "I with the USAC Commons building. didnt dollars hear thelthan last at him at let arrive 17,000 $8,000 out any the year, you That daily bath, the weekly Logan gers, witnessed the accident. the principle abandoned party see shrieks or at fluid to valued him the 157 of churches of service the make any effort of gallons A panel discussion will deal with wash, and watering the grass and figure When the door blew open and the American producers giving to hold onto the door or seats. $2,000. to say no- per person per diem. Roods work, wood as a medium shrubs in summertime the air rushed in, she said, he WILED same access to American markets for the sculptor and general prin- thing of the good old aqua pura The peak daily consumption last As of January 1, 1950, 3,500,000 reached for a blanket on the seat Airline officials said they be- as foreign producers were acof art. Taking part will be you drink adds up to quite a tidy year was recorded for July 25, gallons of water a day was being ln front of me and walked over lieved the plane was at an altitude corded in 1932, we and said Twenty ciples of 10,000 feet and approximately more than 5 million gallons taken from the spring In Logan werekin 17UB havent won an election since. and 38 serious Prof. Stanley Andersen, Prof. H. bit of water. As an individual when "Jared w over in St. used homes N. 130,000 into 2, water an of on use James, Y., canyon, the gallons Logan Warren Prof. poured citizen of Logan, you When two diesel Reuben Reynolds, The No. 1 issue of the Repubu north shore of Long Island, when lican the system, and 1,370,000 dumped a and onto thirsty lawns. together in south-Hu- k Wilson, and Mrs. Charles J. Sor-to average of 157 gallons of water party campaign this year, frani'B course. the accident as at canal the the into occurred The 1:48 a.m. golf at was your reported by city system, the French National ensen. Prof. Andersen will talk the senator said, would be the proday. At least that 11 EST. of Feb. the of valuation a total total The Mr, Eames, provides city OTTAWA, Ont., (09 the subject, What is John Rood's daqy average for 1949, announced. posed flexible Import fee system Police were asked to search for which ram Was and response will he This s according to a report 3,636 service outlets, of which all water system, including inventory, Canadas sales of potatoes to the would enable other counMessage? Harris .se 10 United States, which have aroused body, although airline offi- tries to rise to the American standwater consumption and 'but 282 are metered services. It is set at $1,004,418.64. Cap Denac'"and'Yhe Even by Mrs' Smpnsen- ciy tiom A separate section of the report, a political furore in Washington, cials were not sure whether the ard of living Instead of lowering Carmaux to Toulouse. Wilson, who is a sculptor on waterworks equipment prepared is expected that the 282 remainservices will be put which deals with the citys sew- are legitimate, the trade depart- body might have landed on Long ours to meet the rest of the worlds by Alton P. Eames, super- ing flat rate recently Island or in Long Island sound. the next year or age disposal system, lists a total ment said today. 5 Threat standards. intendent of the Logan City Water on meters within Pati American officials said the Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R., These exports are quite within so, according to Mr. Eames. In of 39,72 miles of sewer lines in the Feb. 11 department. u.P flat-rat- e gJjfANS. cess11 200 on cabin sewer terms or door law the metered of the and the addition to the the districts, big peacetime Wis., Gov. J. Bracken Lee and citys Total water consumption for efi fronAiF1110!18 water services, free service was pro- pools, 267 septic tanks, and 164 Geneva agreement, a department version of the Boeing superfortress State GOP Chairman Vernon 969,630,000 gallons, just was 1949 7 ,MssissiPPl river 20 church- privies (condition: good). official said. were other featured "They are quite opened outward, with the hinges Romney short of a billion gallons. That vided to all of the citys '"Wj .j. lday. but army cost of installation for the, legitimate, and we arent trying toward the after end of the plane, speakers et the banquet, sponsored Total es, the city parks, city offices, etc. out act will who figures rate must Dean lone Daniel, .Creased The total value of free services, sewage system is given as $871,- to smuggle them Into tha states .hus when it became unlatched, by the SaltLake county chapter ol tae PcMd I or th wind sucked the door open. the Republican club of Utah, landTyou put the population of according to the report, was more 637.87. anything like that." tieans continues. threat M mSuSronheFaaa1o.T n CIVIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECT IS REPORTED ut -- d Seizes Chinese Ships U.S. 10-da- no-stri- ke ; , rest-roo- No-Stri- year-aroun- fund-raisin- West Charges Russ With Taft-Hartl- Breaking Treaty ' er ship-jmen- ts Further Check Made On Atomic Secrets Gov. Robins Signs Republican Sees Snake Riyer Pact m Airman Falls 10,000 Feet To His Death Sunday Program Supplements Display st d. -- " 1 i " er I Logan City Water Report YOUR SHARE: 157 GALLONS PER DAY J W Grievous U. A J |
