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Show THE PACE FOURTEEN Chicago Prepares On Holdup Charge For MacArthur Two UT tTIIfAi.O Mai-liiP- 25 Apnl U a fonsvEaRFy life assa Marines Arrested POCArH.I.O vetemns LOGAN, UTAH, THURSDAY, APRIL 26. lc'31 HERALD-JOURNA- ligfij? Dependence on lmports of Strategic Materials) (U. S. In I v as huiliiiiiK up a full h ad lighting hi the H for t mlav tod.T. lit of team big bloc rested ai laoilu'. on charges of holding up mirt i upfill! loi, ml low in honor ol Gee, Bukeiv in loiatelln turn; oo ;la- - Mai Ai thin of about SI, i too Mon than 'f u M i They vine i ;pl ini'it .Vi minutes aie lo Ihlulig along the opeeei alter the Imlilup in n'rfihv Ala- i oi bstoiii a glimpse of ihe s foi meda v unlit, i v In Hi as hi rules u;i, ol -- vvc-i- I pM-o- fmm Midway aiipor,, t In oufcli lie loop to hi tmlel. i a of lJ'.POO i IliUlt ,n ilv pei son- - will jam Soldier Field lo h ai the speech outside the stadium via loudspcakei - Nelson said they had omplele mm I'unlessiun ol 'he lobbeiv . old Jack H m the Mhiim an ol 11 (Otis, and l.dvvaid Wood in also 28 a veteian of eighl veais xei-iil-man- v ii e. THOUGHTS- Cunt inued fiom Pan? 1 For Korea Outlined WASHINGTON dpi Th the new ai my planned befoie stinted in Communist offensive some 2II.IMI0 men Koiea to in Koiea through rotation in May and June I he plans yyeie disclosed today in tes'imonv hv military officials and made public by the House Appi opi lat Ions eominittee in its lepoit on a supplemental money bill fin the aimed services. taken last The testimony month disclosed that the annv planned lo im lease the 'JoOnO number later lo 25100 a month. Theie was no indication yshat ef- feet the hig Communist dilye in Korea would hae on i man himself' 1'hnmnie meme test style (I.e () - i A sloi v on Hie TIIMtK famous Hint i irculaled soon alter the big emlhiiimke of neai ly 20 V ago. Pi of Arnold admonlass, ished his- eai ly morning when the building began to link and the yyalls began lo eiaek' "Dont he alaimed If we'te going lo die, lei us die with Trpneh on our liis! 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JOHNSON' to O A f.nrly balanced whrbey light, yet ample flavor. u for See us today. Let us show you the Farmall C senate preparedness subcommittee chaiged that the air force had DESERTERS made a greedy grab for U.S. manpower and that it was mainly inFRANKFURT. Germany, April oculating civilians rather than 25 UP Three Red army desertairmen. ers said today they had promised indoctrinatingthe Tain't so, figures show. Of return would Joseph Stalin they 60,000 men who rethe original to Russia as soon ns he or any to Lackland during the other Soviet official was elected ported rush month, 18,000 were sent to a at ic demon way. in "freely commands in the U.S. for They wrote to the Russian pre- major from eastern mier after fleeing Gei many. Their into western work and seeing your scheme fall into complete harmony with your draperies, furniture and rugs. J Far mallC tractor. -- PLANS! O Its vntutRr lontwiv whivdt of the January boy The ladies, bless em. failed to clothing. make the giade in a fieiy Thee were no deaths at Lackrace at Coeur land from penumonia or suicide d' Alene which was one of the first 29 days of Jan-uaithe duiing highlights in yesteiday's mun.ri-pa- l when the stoim descended elections in Idaho's milages on the air foice. The AWOL late and second class cities. during that period was one man But tn Shoshone, down in southout of every 1.U00 tiainees. (The ern Idaho, the voteis decided they overall air force rate is a steady 5 liked the kind of leadership they out of each 1,000 airmen.) have had from a woman mayor Draftees were informed they the last two years and oveivvhelm-mgl- y had the to present their right , elected Mis. Myit.e Burgripes to a panel set up by the dette. inspector geneial. At the time of At Coeur d' Alene, the voteis the offer there were 52.000 men at on down the turned thumbs Lackland. Some 475 made comticket headed by plaints, about one man in every petticoat Irene B. Green. Mayor L. L. Gard- 100. tickner, who headed an Trainees gained an average of et, was by a vote of a little over 10 pounds per man 1362 to 1139 for Mrs. Green. in the first 48 days of the Lack-lan- d land rush to color plan a room t o thirds theie, the air force wants you to know that he's being taken care of better than was leported. The show was certainly oversubscribed, so far as the seating capacity of is concerned. But here has been no major hieakdown of mot ale, medual care, food or We can show you how D . ai desire to get into corn!,' as soon as possible At pro J1.-inc- WW8REY-ABLEX- One reinai kaole s,atlil,c out of Lackland World Vt figuies showed that only cent of trainees expressed Zuckert. 35c lr 3322&2, KntdrkT there we.e 42 CathobTV testant, two Jw,-- h other denominational held weekly f,r lr ; taper f Partners Choice chaplains. avt-iag- units 'Tiny on.tb'e the mei cliam O w LKE o .frr. over the Dunn the at Lackland n, HERES MEM 5 I th ees said either that they' combat duty after compw gram includes counselling, apti training or wouid willingly jtude testing, career programs, take combat dunes if order. math, welfare, character guidance, Roller skates soon will combat fundamentals, weapons drill, citizen-- ; In fud swing The kids ar and marksmanship, indi-- ! get their hearings the ship, responsibilities of the vidual in a civilian community. school is out. AT THE SOLND of the first growl from congress, the air force, as any other being as congress-shservice, sped some of its top investigative brass to the scene Maj. Gen. Kenneth P. McNaufh-todirector of naming, Maj. Gen. K L. Eubank, deputy in- spec-togeneial, and Aw. Secie-tar- y IN CAnE YOU pa-ts- PHONE 487 375 NORTH MAIN of y ev-e- Only IlLiO CONGO, UNION OF SO. AERICA THAILAND there THE INDOCTRINATION a day. the plan. Heres Candy Goodness At Its Best W. um etoh maintenance engines. ic d. 0 2' continuation of training. Another train18,000 entered schools technical training ing at of the air training command. Some 9,000 more were sent to Sheppard Air Force Base, Tex., for indoctrination training and the remaining 15,000 were retained at Lackland for 48 days of training at eight hour a day, seven days a week. inevitable. Laikland has a capacity of 27,500 men during the first nine days of January it received 35,324 tiainees. By January 17 there were 68,731 men at Lack-lanThey were coming in at the rate of 3,500 a day and being ped on at the rate of only 2,0o0 Rotation Plan GlJ suuc.Kin -- Pen from fundamenttoto ta Pans to adv amed cou ?8c Clearing The Smoke At Lackland Air Force Base w tnum-phontl- I. lJoratello Iolue ('lint Olixer uml (loot of detective- - Guv A Theie aie NEW YORK. (INS) The air force came in for a rough rap from a senator or two not long ago. but the figures do not bear out the solons vtewing-Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Tex., was described by one congressional group as a nest of desertion, poisoned food, suicide, death by freezing, etc. There was said to be a wholesale pneumonia epidemic. Such reports were more or less ' ii ON THE LINE 25 WEST 1ST NORTH |