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Show Basketball Coach Stranded In Blizzard With 7 Children DRAYTON, N. D.2 Feb. 18 (U.R) A basketball coach described Saturday how he and seven grade school children were stranded tn their car for 14 hours in one of the winter's worst blizzards, with the temperatures five degrees be-' If low zero.,: ,' "There was a foot of snow in the car," said Donald H.'Mitz, 27, coach at . the Drayton grammar ' ' ; USAC Approves SUinAY HEIIALD Union Building Cripps Rejects ChurchiHG Atomic Conference Proposal Sunday. February 19; lgb O and high school. "I had to conTo SC0O.C33 vince the children they weren't cold and it was one of the tough By LYLE C. WILSON r" 'We cannot submit to dominaLOGAN, Utah, Feb. 18 (U.R) est things I ever did." ; United Press SUff Correspendent he said. -- We will not tion;" The Utah State Agricultural col LONDON, Feb. 18 ftJ Nineteen children and three Prime our way ef life at the be lege board of trustees' gave final Minister Clement Attlee said change adults, including MiU and his hest of others. was BrlUin Saturday night of student ie approval -$800,000 group, were stranded at 6 o'clock ready and eager" to discuss With Denies AllegaUea union buildihf Saturday,, after the Russians or anvbodv els last night three! miles from town s' ana arsw-ingof while returning from a basketball acniieciurai ways and Laborite pians The controlling hydrogen crime mlnlst T were reviewed. game. t ; atom bombs, but only within the also denied vigorously an sllega framework of the United Nations. tlon by Churchill that AUlee favWork on the structured-locate- d Find Refuge AUlee did not mention in the ored the creation of a "monster between! the jmaln building and last political radio speech of the state monopoly owning everyThe others found refuge in a the field hou$ehas already be- election campaign the proposal thing and everybody." Chiand the farm house but Mitz ::ii::iif:;::-:-;:- ; Churchill for a three- - ne saia employing nurenm did not know gun and the foundations are near- by Winston ldren with him were Stuck In I to end the what he was talkin ahou whtn power conference Peieeateee of farms ly completed. y , huge drift, with visibility zero electrif itd by states. atomic race and cold war. he made of extravagance. i and winds of 35 miles oer hour. conBut in effect he rejected Chur- wmm, anacharges Byron Paulson, foreman of vita Rational vetoes compared uvisn blew-itsel- f government exstorm as the as completely as penditure. Today, chill's proposal struction, the should said; . . building searcn party ana 1 Itfaw Rational faros out, a f be completed jby fall! of 1951. He Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin (7t.2) ' Churchill never ot attends house a caterpillar tractor bucked as a dismissed it earlier po- of commons debate on such added that some delay has been had NaHonal moos (711) to 90 drifts to rescue them. None litical stunt. he said, and "there la no Mitz said, but caused by shortages of steel resuffered injuries, Attlee blamed Russia for the basis of words in cooperation after of abuse."fact behind these VA 90 or above tnree ox tne cnuaren were piacea . . sulting from the steel strike last breakdown war. He said Britain in a hospital for observation and the fall. always Ini his answer to Churchill on in viiarri affninst nneumonia. to was HOW U.S. FARMS ARE ELECTRIFIED The map above, based on data from ths Rural cooperate with Rus Tint floor pt the building will sia. ready But" it must be. on equal the International situstlon, Attlee The 19 children, accompanied Electrification Administration, shows by states the percentage of electrified farms as compared a ballroom. 68 to 120 feet: contain recalled that in 1948 he went to with the national average. The REA estimates that 78.2 per cent of the nation's farms are elecby Mitz and two other men who cafeteria with! fountain, 8 by 110 terms, he added, Washington to confer with Presiwere returning drove the cars, trified. Nineteen states are above the, national average and 19 are below U in electrification five 20 20 feet; dent! Truman and Prime Minister rooms, dining by D65 miles N. from Valhalla. a 35 to 60 feet, feett W. L. Mackenzie King of Canada hall, banquet The hit. away, when the blizzard 10 to 15 ana a spacious lounce with cow on how to harness the new power children ranged from der and check rooms. for peaceful uses and prevent Its on in , age. years misuse for destruction. A. craft shop,! outing headquar One car reached the Johnson ters, billiard six If! the agreement reached there room, bowling farm and the occupants of the LONDON, Feb. 18 (U.R) had been accepted, he said, "this aiieys, tame tennis room, post of second struggled through drifts toJosef V. Stalin registered cloud of fear Would have been fice, barber shop, restrooms and rs of a mile to for a storage space will be housed in day as a candidate in the lifted from the peoples. But Rusand the Mitz 12 reach the houseJ But Soviet elections. .March me sia would not accept it." oasement; while the upper WASHINGTON. Feb J 18 iie Moscow radio, reporting children with him, about 14 or 15 NORFOLK, Vs., Feb. 18 (U.R) - istances, his faith and confidence "The' hydrogen bomb has even will bej devoted to admin- , SeVate rem0crtie LeW smU floors said the years old, were too late to make Capt. W. D. Brown, former skip- would have been justtfied." the registration, more dreadful possibilities," he" Istratlve and offices. en- - , was Brown . of testified he , "not the Missouri,! per it. battleship jHudent j;,. Russianj premier would run :';:, accusea potato continued. "The machinery of the told a navy! court of inquiry tlrely familiar" with hpw the Mo w,: JjUCH,' for to the SuUnited Nations! Is there, Run Out of Gas a unfamilia- - with "turned," and was 4unaw re" tarmers Saturday of abusing the preme Soviet from the "Sta- - ready to be used.still in Wt are prethree in of which ran communications the when it j aground ship lin of government's Moscow. price support Constituency" at Mitz sald the' group left Valto use it to the time any pared 17. controlled to circuits Roads Jan. systems : tram in order to boost their full" halla at 4 p. m. after winning the t HAS ADVENTUROUS DAT Brown said he "felt unfami'lar.Driage. profits. Sut Stafford Cripps, chancellor game 37 to 17. X ATLANTA (U.R Grady hos of the exchequer, gave a "We. were only about three with handling the ship" w. en he Brown said that "during the trial "Potato growers." he said. preview pital officials praised the const! of Attlee's reply to Churchill miles from Drayton when we ran began his first regular cruise as run, however, he did have "an "have taken every advantage of By 4 tutlon of small boy who came In an earlier speech at Port Sun-in out of gas and got stuck" Mitz commander of the mo and buuck opportunity to ancnor ner twice tne ruiesr Lucas said these farmers WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (U.R) (1) bitten on the right hand by a light, He said Churchill's proposal said. "We huddled up In the car the mud flat on which it was to and learn the requirements of her, D., Nev., dog, 2) pecked on the left hand was a political stunt which jengines and her speed, and es- - ihould be "the last individuals in Sen. Pat MCarran,' would and turned on the radio. The hang for. 15 days to see how she handled the world" to complain about today urged a one-thireduc by a rooster, and (3) after having play Into the hands ef the Rus heater stayed. warm onlya - about He said that during a trial run pecially radio Dec. 3 he began to "lose faith at 15 knots." congressional efforts to trim costs tlon in the administration's re been exposed to smallpox. sian. 10 minutes. We heard po quest for Marshall Plan funds Earlier testimony brought out tatO the broadcast about 9 o'clock say- in my navigatos to a certain exnext year so the recovery pro support program, tent" and found himself "leaning that the Mtnnurl wii nrnrH. ing we were lost and that searchHe issjaed the statements in gram can be ended on time in us. ahm 15 for were at about knota when hit on looking the very heavily operations ing parties to f Plea from the national 1952.' Thimble Shoals. The officer in navigation matters." That made us mighty encournavy's'?1? vthat he delay ac- - The 11,033,000,000 cut is neces" r' The navigation officer was Lt. civilian harbor pUot, sid he1?,00 aged "We talked about that plane Cmdr. Frank G. Morris, Jr., and thought that. speed "too daneer- - tlon on leilatlon which, would- sary, he said, so the scheduled remove price supports irom po- termination "Will not cause too and that, was lost up in Alaska operations officer was Cumdr. ou. great shock"? jto Europe's econout all the how- - everybody came John R. Millett. Morris toW thef Wood asked the board to con- - Ml2f! omy.' rieht. We kept pounding our feet board he naa various aitiicui.iei " Whitney Tharin, executive sec- iL : V . "X 4i v retarv to keep warm, in plotting the big ship's course. Zu.I i ioviwoj cviu.i at th rnnnrll aaiH that would save the taxpayers some ,"One of the "cars aoors was ship's speed and position, but to his organization should be given 850,000,000 this Circumstances j snow Victim of and year. the drifting kept sprung consider "also "the why rnd an V ENDS FEB. 28th to testify against He said he intends; to go opportunity in until there was about a foot of s or crown oraers. wnereiore C. C. in Brown's the counsel, Capt. his any with of program during through change bringplans it inside 1 The record of a fine officer a crop season. Brown was "the vie-- ! ing his proposal to the senate, "I wouldn't let any of tne Doys Wood,of said -. 30 serv with clrunblemished of chain ice an unusual Lucas replied that the surplus floor years i The proposal Is go to sleep and about 3:30 a. m. tim of potato Problem has j reached In theMonday form of a "rider" to an rnA of nanickv and said cumstances" that "so unduly Is in jeopardy," he said. "All hv ant form-victim "emergency" proportions and re urgent cotton acreage revision hampered him that he became a this evidence is essential in they were so cold they couldn't . . . rather than master ofiing the backdrop against which quires immediate action,1 Furth for which southerners have been stand it. I naa to convince mem ' ermore. he said, speedy action clamoring. (this tragedy. was enacted. the situation." weren't cold at all." they of: advocate the two The of he Havbreak. said, judge Aftr ,! the boys .equipped with parkas, hearing, Cmdr. Malcolm J. Brrd-buryis the com"it nouse that to tne ior replied iarm trudged hain Thv hrniiffht back warm manding officer's responsibility clothes and about 8 a. m. the trac to avoid finding himself In such tors equipped with snowpiows ar- unusualcircumstances." Wood said because Brown was rived. . making his first cruise on the first-- ' battleship he ever com manded, he had many things to learn and thus "placed a certain degree of confidence in subordin ate officers," Wood added: He felt justified and compelled to some extent to do so. Except for an unusual chain of circum- " FRANKFURT, Germany, U. S. (U.R) 18 The Feb. army told G. I.'s today to spruce up low-pric- e their table manners. It said two enlisted men already havf been for j "refusing i to pass the ketchup to a sergeant, up to a sergeant.L. . Arthur, CpL Edgar native of McGill. Nev., and -Pfc. Salvatorei Giordano of Rochester, N. jYn"were demoted to the 'grade of re- Cost . : ni ' ; VrecIt Piles Up . i Train Dound For Mardi Gras L&I1 wsr-- . .:-- . i ,;; 30-m- an LONG BEACH, Miss., Feb. 18 OJ.R) A gay trip k the Mardi Gras almost ended in a major tragedy Saturday when a pas senger train from Cincinnati . . lumped the tracks two' hours' ride from New Orleans and piled cars helter-skelt- er along the Gulf I coast. No one was killed. One person .was seriously injured and 17 others were hospitalized briefly for treatment of - bruises and j shock. Eleven of the 16 icars on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad's Pan American weie derailed and three turned over, Jackniflng across the; tracks and twisting heavy steel rails like they were dime store! ribbon. One car was telescoped into another. The train had Just picked ' up momentum after pulling out from the Gulf port, Miss., station for the final dash into the carnival city. Conductor B. U Bush of Mobile said its speed was 35 miles an hour. The train had 358 passengers. 213 riding in 11 Pullman cars and 135 in four day coache. "It was the worst wreck in L&N history , in Mississippi," according to Traffic Superintendent j J D. Vaughan. :' j . . . - ; Harbin, L&Ni assistant superintendent at Mobile, Ala., said the wreck was caused by a broken rail. It happened in almost the same spot that another fast " passenger train,' the L&N's Hum mingbird, was derailed about- a year ago.B. H. - - I Spring Expedition PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18 (U.R) The University of Pennsylvania museum has completed plans for an archaeological expedition this to the former Turkish city spring of Gordion, where Alexander the Great is said to have cut the" Gordion knot with his sword. Gordion, located about 65 miles southwest of Ankara, was the capital. of the ancient kingdom of Phrygia more than 2500 years di- Rainey, : - Stalin Candidate Skipper of Big Mo Says He Was Unfamiliar With Ship three-quarte- For Lucas Accuses Potato Growers Re-Electi- . ,:;' :.r--- Cut ! pro-Hamp- ton te i : foreign Aid Funds A?ked Nevada Solon ' 1 i rd ' 22-2- multi-million-dol- - lar l ! I ! DEXTER Lt5?,- "l.Jcea WASHER SALE - m : - , ; NOW! DTR : ' G. i j University Museum I p3 ia-su- , . Scheduled by Dr. Froleich six-fo- rector of the museum,! said today the expedition will search for objects and material which may lead to the translation of the Phrygian language and reveal more about the culture of the earlier Phrygians Dr. Rodney S. 'Young, curator of the museum's Mediterranean section,' will head the expedition. -- r-;'-:- , r.: ' 1 ' Gl's 'Busted' For Failure To Pass the Ketchup Chevrolet: alone all that's you gives all that's thrUling . . all that's thrifty! r in the court-martial- ed cruit for their breach of etiquette at the dinner table. They also were restricted to their company area, for 30 days and fined $50 each, the field o ' "r ::'v: army said, y f Lovelt had F. Howard Sgt. asked Arthur . and Giordano to pass the ketchup in the mess hall. Witnesses testified that the two enlisted men used t first, then told Lovell to "come and get it hirnself." ISaid the army: " : , A ! r '1 f - "Increased respect trial.", 'NEA Ttitphot: MURDER -- Diana Heaney Johnson. 18 of Linwooo. Calif, strikes a pensive pose after she revealed to police jn Washington. D. that bet nusbana. Evaid. 29. oeat and eboieo to death wealthy rexu oilman w A. Tex) , Thornton last June 22 in a tourist camp near AhaariUo Tex. 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