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Show McCarthy Challenged To Tell Names of 57 'Red' Employes en. WASHINGTON,' Feb. 11 Joseph R. McCarthy, R., Wis., said Saturday that the state department has fired only about 80 of 300 employes' who were certified as security risks by a It presidential board. 'Coal liift Proposed to Get Fuel to! Northern ilAir Bases Utah- - Educational Survey Completed; 5 CrrrTTTfKJTTT TTfTTiTTlO "I undersUnd that Unis was done after a lengthy consultation with Alter Hiss" McCarthy saidi in an open letter to President Truman. Hiss, convicted of perjury in the Whittaker Chambers case,' was once a state department I Report Prepared 9 SUIIDAY KEBALD Sunday, February 12,! 1950 Coal Strilte Herd Union Pacific Air an injunction..". Their leaders in-- ? Feb. 11 (U.R) SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 11? force officials considered a pro- - dicated that only a nod from their On Saturday for a "Coal LSft" leader, John L. Lewis, would respecial committee; fly Canadian! fuel to U. S. air turn them to work. pointed by the national education! to study Utah depart- - bases as national coal stocks At Springfield, III.;) however; CHEYENNE,! Wyo Feb. 11 (U.R) J If association " It ment of education has finished aroppea io a ifaay supply. John Marchiando, president of The Union Pacific railroad uld its five-da- y Independent Progressive Mine probe' but said the Railroads coal-usidropped 50 per cent the ,. j "CrC daiUrOay that if would be! report would not be completed of their passenger Wnrlrnrt nl A m.H.. A runs a running its trains Lewis for at weeks. of lew 25 beina Qf; pretty tough cent and the "Father" midnight per COO the committee cnairman DrHar - ot tneir freight traffic. law, being used on a coal supply that was set at McCarthy is in Reno but his his letter was released through old Benjamin said: the report; The number of workers idled as to get the. miners back to work a ' stockpile. I woum oe iorwaraea xo me siaie; result of the strike by 400,000 Marchiando . charged that a- P. J. Lynch,fvice office here. in , president j UMW advertisement was filled charge of operations, said a 25 board of education "within a few. United Mine McCarthy did not give! names weeks." The board had request- - nected to, elim'hiWorkert., "unthruths" in its claim that Der cent reduction in coal-hnror dates to the president. But he; ft ; ihamlv nvir ih with PMW officers were using pres- - ing freight trains was being car, ed that the NEA appoint the weekend as the railroads said that Mr. Truman should re- -' fur seven-ma- n committee to make loughed unneeded maintenance sure to keep "me 8,000 roembers'ried out and added that a num- call personally appointing a board 81 wos in iinnois aunng tne oer oi passenger trains would b to screen state department em workers. stuay. !ln - UMW trike. At the conclusion of the in- -' More cut off or consolidated. 4ri nrm r.rnon SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. Ii (U.R) ployes to weed out the .fellow ' .. w"' "unwarranted. He 'declared that the outbreak the committee issued; eluding 33,000 railroadmen Jal .Mid I More than 800 Republicans at- travelers. Z2l vestigation, , a report stating that the com - readv were affected A rio Auto acHon provoKea passage oi tne, of strikes overi the nation was tending the annual Lincoln day mittee is attacking basic organ-- ! Workers strike against Chrysler mii-ntiiiti ana inat every slowing Business ana industry WASHINGTON, Feb. Ill U.R banquet here Friday night heard izational and administrative ques Corp., involving- 125,000 workers, time congress got in a mood for and said the traffic level slump y Senator George W Malone, J R, The state department Saturday repeal jjewis dm "something? to was cutting down the raUroad's tions of long-ranimplications Nev., warn that challenged Sen. Joseph I. Mcbrought the total of American antagonize t i the legislators and the need for, employes. not to Utah tell the but for for it Wis., Washmany workers in idled only or indi administration Carthy, R, directly ci card-public. S7 names 'states. the of other Lynch said the reduction ". of irrying rectly by strikes to 565,000 ington is preparing this country The' committee said thft the re- -; freight trains was for the greatest economic debacle Communists he claims are on its out by' converting Favored carried X-,- ' a payroll. Furloughs not be In history.", being would port particularly the locomotives to oil and transconcerned with temporary details Malone urged that the RepubM A spokesman said the departThe "Coal Lift" was suggested and it is hoped that the final ferring diesel units. ilcan party avoid that catastrophe ment would like to know who by officials at the Chanute (11.) In Omaha, President A'. will of are. suggest permanent As report these now, employes by' standing firm on th prinair base. Coal was so short at the announced that the raildifsuch of of many knows ways resolving he said, the department ciples" that the party was founded base that it was being shipped! in an order for 35 diesel road placed now as are ficulties being from upon. A major point, 'he said, is no Communist in the diplomatic other fields and 10 nearby units power unlti passenger by Utah's department the principle of equalizing costs service, and "if we find any, they were ready to give 9,000 SALT LAKE 11 (U.R) and 25 terminal switchersat a Feb. education. of CITY, once." at be will fired between the United .States and 1 A ernlnc4'0?0 Committee members met Strmgrw m A. Stevens, 65, VubT cost of $4,875,000. other nations by import tariffs Secretary of State Dean Ache-so- n Msher sesfEh80 f the Utah a since Farmer closed Thl enr? afternoon in was not available for Immeand fees. RantOul. mm i i.. o sion with the state board of edu bn-ou- t A The jNevada solon reminded diate comment, however, on Mc iHness. He was presi- -' Wl ;dfred lingering cation. save; coal at the city's dent and general manager of night to that the party abandoned the Carthy's offer last Communists i identify the alleged light plant. principle of giving American pro- if Stevens & WaUis, Inc., a printing- , FOR SALE oveif Tamta bay. Acheson would contact him at ducers the same access to Amerv t' was He Fisher-Galafirm. f 2 also ti, 8. Marc rjoveriismg 7" hotel Lake Utah in Salt i5 City. wexe K""i"i8 new ican markets ias foreign markets the 4 Room House aslact v- - in r,S rhnrrh affair. anH Ml am i narrowly ms."ed the nation's to were accorded': in 1932, and said coal; dipped) supply one was of the of members the of the death shortly after, Part Campairn its lowest level since June. 1920. original church welfare commit-- ; "we haven't won an election 575 West ithySouth passenger plane Warden Ralph W. Alvis at, the tee. i in since. a celebrated made San CaL, at EXPOSITION Diego, offer, INTEKNATtONAL Interoff McCarthy's from took Tampa Ohio state penitentiary ordered ByLDS 11th Ward xne wo. x issue oi me nepuo-- r recorded' interview overt' Salt the Panama; Canal. It was typical of many elaborate national airport. the woolen mill that and lican party campaign this year, Lake City Radio Station KALL, completion of i prison RUNS OVER PUPIL Must Be Moved to At 2,000 feet, the cabin and world's fairs throughout the country during, the automobile license tag shops be the senator said, would be the appeared to be part of an all-o- ut expositions U.tf Richard Ward Chapel ExpoBuild RUTLAND, door swung open to the limit Vt, Twentieth Century. The Panama-Pacif- ic of the 'half first closed on Monday unless the cpal Flanders, 10, didn't show up for to the the proposed flexible import fee syschains attached architecture-frocampaign for Republican including Colonial, of thej took its Spanish sition crisis is solved by then. tem which would enable other tighter security restrictions withBids will be received by Mrs. Cora school, but his jtop and bottom corners of Id Mexican cathedrals and the homes of the moors. There: was A dozen steel companies have Johnson, knew teacher, Her autoFisher-Galr.- ti countries to rise to the American in the federal government. went Ralph B. Ladle, Ther door. the elaborate decorations,; Dbvioua in why. the Victorianism aplenty, Jbo, down shut 373 off furnaces, South, Cth West was mobile had laying to and door shut struck and the standard, of living instead of lowcarried and pull injured Since the arrest on spy. charges ladies in ;the foreground wore Queen Mary hats and Steel him workers, while was he out Wheeling into the sucked ering; ours to meet the rest of the of British Scientist K. E. J. Fuchs propellor walking along box lunches for themselves and their gentlemen friends. The f world's standards, planned to reduce operations 50 a street. stream. in home of perjury, latest all the and conviction the of hundreds included itself sition exhibits, R-cent and workoff , Sen. Joseph R.; McCarthy, 8,000 per One foot caught on the lay charges of former state departeconomics, arts, crafts,. science and education, specimens of botany ers next week. A bottom door chain. The stewWis, Gov. J. Bracken Lee and ment j GOP official commerce and of Hiss, varied Alger industry. and products state GQP Chairman Vernon legislators have repeatedly called ard grabbed the door "edge Meanwhile, it was feared that violence in the coal fields might with his hand as he beaded Romney, Awere other j'featured for a stricter loyalty code for fed 4 out into space. The rest of his step up. due to resentment over speaker! at the banquet, spon- eral employes.. ; j' two expected injunctions intendwas flattened against sored by the' Salt Lake county body In a Lincoln Day speech at ed to bring the UMW strike to the outer side of the door. chapter of the Republican Clubt Charleston, W. Va., Friday night, A passenger ran to the an end. ' of Utah. -to tell Republican Chairman Guy Gi compartment pilot's Gabrielson condemned the) adof the accident and Capt. H. Defy Injunctions ministration for failing to recogL. Alford, Miami, headed in A strip mine power shovel was ST. PETERSBURG, nize "the dangerous degree to By UKlTEji PRESS Fla., a long! dive toward Whitted ' with dyhamite yesterday, which Communists and fellow A flight stewFeb. 11 (U.R) d one died." 83 patterns field in St. Petersburg, nhe blasted "One lived JO. near and 200 in Philadelphia, travelers have been employed nearest a vplace. foot and lending ard ,a same were by the clung ' a! age., They Brookville, Pa.. pickets raided imnortant sovernment lobs. Alford landed, safely and hand for three have the same type-- of Fisher-Gala- ti to the Chit-Ch- at he when dropped especially in the state depart-- . They minutes today in were involved job. They le UMW members,! i ,j ment, .; was sucked through the open ground! similar freak airplane mis- -; Fisher-Gala- ti not "enter theil said would suffered - The they airlines only eastern an of door FBI, the governments ' top haps. or COME TO THE PRIZEX handcuffed byj and bruises minor scratches. force, pits by 2000 counter-espionafeet has ; passenger plane corps, But luck was on the side of CEREMONY FOR THE a silence its maintained strict pn x L one of the men and the other " .U 1 wmwnwrtMMt BMtMt nmm tMMt w90fe iwkw,. in either the BIG CONTEST: future operations to his 10,000 feet ": aTa' Y 1 Hiss or the Puch's case. Asked if .plunged j; The eere- -i it intended to crack down on U. death. 4 mony for the First, j Annual S. Confederates "of FuchJ, an NEW YORK, Feb. 11 Salon :.. Competition of thev FBI spokesman replied. (' A V 1, 9 't , i '4'', tf ,f V i i gust'of wind plucked 'M ' J , Camera Club will be held on 't "The 'A P answer is: No comment. a crew member out of the ' v. . Wednesday night, Feb. 14, 1930 Period. s open dooir- of a Pan American in the exhibition room of the NBut Sen. Bricn McMahoii, D., Airways Trans - lAtlantic buildProvo Public Library Strato-Cruis- er chairman of the joint; conConn., early Satur- ing, at 8 p. m. EVERYONE gressional atomic .energy comhim lOj1)00 feet day, hurling IS INVITED. We hope to have to certain death. , revealed that .U. S. agents a big crowd. The program will mittee, are "ramifications" John Harris, 28, la stewar.d, be broadcast over KCSU, and oz tneinvestigating " ' was sucked out. the cabin i 1 I' r-i r. u j tjcns cpse, dui tpai some . should be a corker. times commorT sense dictates! that door of the four-engiclip- imarrests should , not be made ; BRING YOUR CAMERA: per Mayflower while 22 pas- - i Miss Utah and other pretty mediately.'N and 10 other $engers ' He said that senators especially, girls will be present, and just gasped in horror. LOVE to' have their pictures must, be exceedingly cautious in The plant was 20 miles from seIdlewild airport, approaching taken. The purpose of the pie- - discussing atomic and other for a landing. tures? To go info a1 spread in ' curity matters, Inasmuch ' reporters are taking Mrs. Anna Krajicek of 1 Popular Photography along word with pictures, made of the! ' down every 'they say James, N. Y., one of the pas- McMahon referred to the! Tass of- the show. Let's opening sengers, witnesed the acciw-w m have a tig time. , IahJ telegraph agency otv the u. s. dent.LJ S. R., which 1s represented in "When the door blew open NEW CONTEST FOR er Washington by, and thes air rushed, in," she .vt i. r y SLIDES: bureau. said, '"he reached for a V Provo Camera Club Is blanket on the seat in front of, me and walked over: tolaunching its first big SLIDE NEGRO SINGER A. CONTEST. We are doing this ward the door, putting his on the heels of our big Salon TO QUIT SHOW hands tip as if to cover the i air. y; show,, because of 'the . number a ,. NEW YORK, Feb. 11UB of people whq have requested see "I could the upper arid Pearl only Bailey, negro singer a chance - to see how their was I was said she part f4;iis body. comedienne, quitting! slides stack' up against the tne new snow v watcnmgnim jand before I mi sroaoway ,t,:v;:...J ,;h "Arms and the Girl"; because cer (knew what had happened he gone. Plan, now' look to. admitting tain white members of thev cast! v vas didn't hear him let out X'l six slides per person for an "needled" her ' with "any ihrieks or see him make remarks ntry fee of $1.00 per perto hold onto the son. THIS" CONTEST! WILL the L' any effort t or door seats."! BE MUCH BIGGER J THAI of! the theater .guild, producers officials Airline said they THE SALON. show, two weeks notice terminat believed, the plane whs at an I 16, Feb. ing Don't be left out. Get your altitude xot 10,000 feet and entry blank early. The deadapproximately over St. line will be around the end James N Y., on the north An average of . nine or ten x......,.. X .m imsMHiptf i t r....v.... f If of March i but don't give us American p shore of Long Island, when feature-lengt- h Ian d heart-failu- re mmJ.. : Q-; ! 1:48 "occurred at by leaving it unthBgaccident . newsreel films are being released til the last minute. a. m.: ESXt"--a--- .,..!'. to theaters Japanese currently Polipe .were, asked each month. COME TO THE MEETING search for Harris' body, alWEDNESDAY ANYHOW. WE 1 though airline officials were 1 . MIGHT EVEN REORGANIZE not sure whether the body CAMERA .THE CLUB IF might have landed on Long ENOUGH OF YOU , SHOW Island or in Long lsland I o..-up. ' Sound. ' ' : , 'X FOR BEAUTYi One Photo Service Capt. John T. Nolan, of AND DURABILITY N. th Y., Huntington, plane's There is no equal COSTS pilot, said the passengers yJ 1 jt.w--y.- -,,. I i t " ' nn ti. -remained calm and cooperaLESS THAN YOU v THISTC. tive" after the accident. TheN Modernize your K i tchen plane landed without further Drainboards, Bathroom Etc. incident. .'free estimates Mrs. Krajicek said that T M North Univ. Ave. after Harris was lost that five crew members includr: PHONE 417 stewardess ' tried to ing a Tile Prove1 Contraeter close the door, but were unPROVO. UTAH A ;. Phone 973-J- 1 able to do so because of the suction. ; j (U.RVi-S- ' ! 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