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COUNTY, rt u inn rM11"J"1 "tz i SUNDAY, .'APRIL i- -i PRICE FIVE CENTS 1951 1, i: Aluminum Ban Lifted ForO Days Survey Shows Civilian Economy Standing Up Without Any Shortage WASHINGTON!,- i an ban for. 30 days Saturday arid indicated it plans easing some other Controls as a spot survey of 10 key cities showed the civil ; ian economy 'standing up to "aluminum-us- c ir : mt HC I e Ameirkafii) i l government lifted (yP)-ATh- c : President Truman WASHINGTON, March 31 authorized Saturday the deferment of college students, from the draft, either on" the basis .of aptitude tests or high ranking in their class, ThA nhiprt ff thp mnvo wn a tninaln fort a in i Wo nufirin IX has a steady, supply of scientists and other technically trained people available through its colleges 'and universities. There are about ' 1 .000 college students eligible now f T"w . DVDSDmiS (U.R) March 31 - Task Fir Truman Authorizes Deferment of College Students From Draft Only Light Opposition Encountered POuG 1 , To Decide On Dawson for the draft: The president's order left to Draft Director Lewis B. Hershey both the fixing on ' the aptitude mobilization without major con 'ratings and the percentage of the students getting high marks who White House Aide NotN sumcr' goods shortage. Under Crossings Are First . imigfit be let off from military strong pressure from; congress, the Since Retreat Into - national production .authority - Willing to. service.; f :: Testify postponed Until May 1 an order Replace Deferments IS. Korea 3 Months Ago which - would, have barred alumIn RFC Investigation The new orders replace present inum, slatting tomorrow, from 200 WASHINGTON, March 31 (UP.) BULLETIN deferments now allowed .to col items.; WASHINGTON.' March 31 Secretary Johni W; Snyder, pledged lege studerrts' ,' TOKYO. Sunday. Aril 1 . Other Relations fine only until the end to congress Saturday that the of a WilliamFul-brighSen. ru.R)i J. Aj second South Korean schoot. year after becominftj (UP) At tne same time, WfA treasury will w.ork closely with eligible.division crossed the old 38th D., Ark., said; SaturItmeans many brighter ..crimesenate it is in a the committee relaxation ported considering and bettei qualified students can day that presidential aide parallel boundary into .North o- a' similar ban: on canoer and general crackdown on Korea in force Saturday, exof perhaps fin- Donald S. an extra go year Jndi racketeers. of Commerce has Charles Dawson, , Secretary ' ish their college work. j tending; the Allied, bridgehead Sawyer said he !wll decide by At the same time. Sen, Herbert catecf "he is not willing to on the Communist east coast at once announced Hershey Md.,: a convmittee Monday on postponing a cut in OlConor to salient . 10 to 15 miles t the college aptitude tests talk, freely and frankly" by civilian use of rubber. member, called'for a "continued will wide and at least' 8VS miles . to those to presently to come forward' A suddenly tightened ban. ef federal crime inquiry"' to stamp declining . I deep.-eligible on May 26, June 16, and testify in ' the RFC investigation. .'. fective April 15, was ordered lor out the narcotics traffic was . It the 30. , fourth border, June ; Snyder said in a statement' that Fulbright,' chairman of the sen ''nickel, still anotheryessentiat crossing by United Nations' ligh school students and those ate banking subcommittee probof barred shiny nickel he was gratified that .the life.Vnot NA now in college-wernot; in ing "influence and favoritism'' in froops. Two "American tank- from all the essential parts of reinfantrjf teams drove across 16an "hit the federal its agency, big machines. expirafrigerators, original days beyond those;-whthe parallel north of Seoul have not yet, entered out at Dawson in a radio inter ' kitchen UJnsilssewing" and .some 70 other tion date of today. He said! he to take view with Bert earlier Saturday and shot up - see college wil chief wasanxious to some to 300 .Andrews,: articles, inese bring particularly tests are admitted Communist outpost positions the after they - - the products in which nickel an of the Washington correspondent gamblers and. rack before withdrawing to Allied their studiei. New York Herald Tribune not be, used. eteers meet the full force of fed and have, begunstudents lines .of draft of the boundary. High (school The order cuts ut nickel stain eral penalties." Possible WELCOMING Subpena 1st info of move near COMMITTEEwAs '.the outskirts Chunchon, Cavalry GI's age 19 through 25 who grad less sieei usually used in Dumpers, ' a uate this spring will not be given Fulbright has announced the the 3th parallel,.' they are given hearty welcome by this Korean family. Farther east, South By PHILS NEWSOM Asks Continued Inquiry hub caps, furniture and the like. have advanced 8 'i miles beyond the parallel. (NEA-Acphoto by. Staff ' Photothe aptitude test if they have subcommittee whl decide' next Korean-unit- s United Press Staff Correspondent ' ; In addition, NPA said it may have ' Bert Ashworth. been called into service before week what cours-- i to take on grapher ' ' , to 'allocate nickel the second O'Conor calledthefor a continued TOKYO, Sunday. April 1 : ' "S v . .'..' inquiry "to, put finger oh pos- they begin college. This will.af-fe- Dawson probably on whether to quarter of the year) to save the sibly Tanks and infantry (UP) the. most vicious single chala few since most .high Formed to Educate. Chinese supplies, which are, needed in lenge ih the whole field of rack school,only men .of two American diviare considerably graduates jet aircraft eteering" illicit narcotics. He- invited Dawson to appear ' in.mating sions pushed across the 38th under 19. - P?rts. ,. j; . ; not--- ' The Sen. headed 'would estima' formally ,f i vie weeks ago .Dawson committee, by Hershey.3 'Still another order issued for- -' Estes' Kefauver, D., Tenn 'is busy howparallel Sunday and shot up ' 7.h"d President many students mfght! get de- .never- answered, bade manufacturers to acquire .of massive Commun- outposts hfnted a its! of "iTruman 'that has will the und.er ferments strongly compiling report long plan, . platinum, for use in jjewelery, in he will not force 1st crime of to fact, him to lorces the both nvestigation be fix. t'6; Tax-Exemaptithroughout up, Duiiamg up ior a. pt cluding wedding rings. It is ef the country. It held secret and tude level at which deferment Mr. Truman- - told a press conferpossible . tomorrow, (offensive. .fective it exempts j in almost a score will be recommended to local ence Thursday tbst he had no rolled ahead of platinum now in; the bands of public hearings and spotlighted its draft mnro mittee Chairman Edtfin C. John fThe task forces ii boards and the percentage rtans to. fire" Dawson who is one WASHivr.Tav rKnu f,,cj ,nj forces manufacturers. Bat jtheir inven- -j of large cities, poised within drama-fille- d of Tfiscussed ratadvisers. his disclosed! with tele de who (A of those with high scholastic' patronage senate investigator, definite informatlbn early next son, D., Colp., inquiry tones win be subject to requisi-.- .. vised distance of the boundary striking and broadcast hear radio t KWUIuM (Continued on Jate Two) mat. same or lormeriwec. iJavis saia. , iut me' aa-- taili of the.deal under which air across the, w,m.. le tion. NPA said the order was necKorean a 1 New. in York and Washing presldptitial ,asslst-- Democratic Congressman Joseph! ministration believes ' 'they are Casey.' who is from Massachu front. They encountered coipenlng essary to meet essential military ings op light x uwDngni a" ani. 10 lesuiy, s his made associates and a chaHtable setts, tankers ... and civilian needs. The metal is ton. organizamay Jowned by Casey profitable but one task force fought position, ex to The: was committee due of from sale the in Tiands its7-the Ihave Jwound . $2,800,000 profit ofitiohto educate Chineseup ' way used in electronics and' in median enemy am He voiced lear.sucn aciiorvi a taxi- - exempt, o r g a n i z a t i p n pire Saturday, but the senate five surplus .government, tank- bush andthrough' set. fire to a Russian cal, dental and (chemical " I into! 30 sidetrack the alive for . n r it , V might inquiry unanimously ers. "nl kept i,.nul nesscs. '. T-- tank, . . a squabble with the White Housedays for completion of unfinished WW IflnGS LOIIQ HaHord g. Davis, staff expert name of the 'organization but The crossings were the first by-- , Johnson said his ; committee Survey Encouraging constitutional powers to sub- - f senate commerce com- -' diratH '.hat. if has headauarte'rs would investigate the transaction Americans since' the Allies reThese came ar a seen as strong support for a much n. "tive official. , said the maritime' admin! in New York, He said Uie mari-..- u if no other legislative group goes treated into South Korea exactly ' 12 ' United-Pres- developments 1 . In 10 later. extension of cities beIIeyes-istratiolonger survey S.3J cvi "believes" that to- he time administration was iot ja into it. He said he would consult three months ago before a masacross the country gave plain RFC and senate crime probes ,h Kefauver was opposed' to any u i,thor it wac m R, ,,iWoH Chairman Clyde R. Hoey.JX, sive Chinese offensive that drove ' with ' evidence that expected shortages, extension, because he believes the ave awakened the people "to theu. , x ,,x,. ,u;' ,,..;' March N. of the senate investigations them as far south as Osan, 50 BELGRADE, C. Yugoslavia, - which caused waves; of scare , very grave ganger that confronts . buy- committee has accomplished' its 3KU.R) The disclosure was made at Soviet paratroops and war them subcommittee, and Chairman J. miles below the border. South for if such,condiMons,jre,.al-j.--...Tn- e ing some months! back; failed to purposegathered material com con.j called still ver. sjtuarion William FulWight, D. Ark, of Koerans on the east coast were press conference by materialize in the first and crucial guidance in federal - legislation of unrest,;- the RFC investigating subcom- last reported 8 miles above the .' w &re t he th quarter of this jear during the against gambling and. organized the country, is in a state t" . mittee.reports jci.rculating, here said Sat- - jSw ke. j beJieve boundary '. "j mobilization adjustment V crime. "; carry , Johnson said that if his com on and .will demand a general V , Reports frorn the 'cities showed The. senate itself took a handi"'"-v Encounter Reds " sources i plenty of TV sets Ion hand. An in the nationwide. crackdown" the mittee does go into the deal he said. lne, " mucn said informed ... , . fn the??rmed' be .' Another in wul crime has Allied which followed and sorrieinstances, investigationvoversupply Repeatedly. w txs.. wan ' uiii m.i t vsia-- kiv , . 5 HCaf broader than Mr. Caseyi" ' , link Dawson has been mentioned re-- J (no critical situations in effect or wake of the comr patrol on the east central front u. " it would look into the whole ran into I two Communist bat in the subcommitteesi facing merchandise) lines from ings. It voted contempt citations Tirana, capital, y'f, Albania. e,ir"nv sU .j witnesses-incl- ud. Some against' for. selling war surplus talions near Sachiri, three miles Q t clothing to automqbiles. program UP)-B into .was to. back. 31 who . -twelve March , . . . get LONDON, trying ' havpi fprnnlpian " , . south of She. 38th parallel - and r may develop ,. 'dollar H(C loans. Mr. Truman late? frm such ing iour unaerworia, cnaracters Kiiccistrt vessels. tiViwerSibV hook crook." or a.. 'd in:: i cutbacks as a 20 per cent diversion whnm it nrovimislv listff-- ' amnno icu wui.n.mK u.. j.iiit called the first.rerx)U mentioning,- -' V) about 35 miles in from the east 1 adminis-i the' warf maritime broadcast AItlee's said He. . .vu .13... . use- cuecuvc the leaders of interstate crime.. speech ta.ry installations.. Dawson asinine, partly on grojundsjlw, leaving his hospital after "imiiuajy tQ tJltf. nation over- the British tration is sending an investigator toast.' Thet Allies withdrew ficcci ' Confused Situation tomorrow. But mainly they were Cited by unanimous vote were battle. Dawson hadn't had; a chance to reply to Winston Churchill, Sat- -, Broadcasting Corp. When he had to New York to look. into the Chi-- i a ;' i months a way These sources said the xonf used reply. On the extreme western end of r." (Continued on Page Two) jurday; rejected the conservative fnished peaking he venl back nese charitable organization. . , i 4: ,t As an example, hi .l the n. rui front (South Koreans crossed s aemana ior an immraiau- ((, me suuaiiun aooui. oy .j investihospital-'-wheris he ln.ntDania, tax jne,.ieaaer house Meanwhile luroureui, . being ' ' order! firm, began the . Chicago mail river above Munsan, 21 Balkan. Soviet satellite neighbor! possibility of a Imjm 'treated of a duodenal ulcer examine to decided Casey's miles northeast gators of Seoul, and tore . mailing summer.' catalogues "me . involves it 'whethero see :. address deal to ;Th , "mioifde: AUlee-into an enemy battalion. Air and ing reductions" as; high as $30 for nas aircaay iituitciitu L. iu irttr rujMan5. i uc v uiMdMfiut Ua nt inrtA pviCiarua: v.nurciini was uumiiu as in the tax laws.. k'(4i loopholes ana twasners. can use lter any rightiestCegita-Ki- S v failure , to answer the superman" r ,ppU q p.,iamentary; maneu. ' xririgeraiors artillery attacks drove the Reds The federal board reported To Casey first disclosed the inter- - t tion we sent hirrf five long weeks .. northward at this point only a ,. tion as a pretext the when and testi in ivering wrangling proposition meantime that industrial produc few miles: below the border.vention, informants said-" (ago' that he. is not willing to talk! from. commons, of returns s house . 'com mony before Fulbright The f irs U.S. task force to highest-tion in March reached the There was; no indication here4 freely and frankly, NLRB ma ttee. He refused to give the enter North Korea drove level jits Easter recess next. week. since May," 1945.- the that Russians had He said several witnesses indi- intervened! directly ' iK5w believe the Observers committee , full details because, The. a 1 u m i n u m suspension rn any Albanian unrest. . cated Dawson had "considerable 'I labor . government, with its. slim he contended, it did not have jur- northward above Uijongbu, some 111 An observer recently returned! influence" with the RFC and have I OikAIITC sprang from a complaint by the NEW YORK, March 31 (U.R) times moving through the bed of majority, will try to remain in isdiction to conduct such an in- the shallow senate small business committee Ambassador Sinchon river to es- T . OTwver:'rn- 'Albania '.said there is wide- - made statements which "Mr. ; of William .the office festival through; .' on quiry.heav minefields. The .. ". v (ConUnned dissatisfaction over the Dawson should Answer.," Page 15) : charged today that the 'unpleas-!sPrea- d enemy cape fBritain-thisummer. task force! "waded across" the Communist re- -i .' ... ..; .. t lee ant snd st. times unfair'! senateiSoviet-dominate- d ) At BritStockholder a admitted Halsey frankly ... parallel. and. pushed almost a mile . SOUTH KOREAN'S START cOmmittee g"" H.e confirms, reports that a OATkY- 'ons .were grumbling over their crime,' investigating '; ! v north ,. at the Soviet XUUU rQlTlllieb , Califs D.. R. PARTIAL' DEMOBILIZATION pnorf bomb h.w Ui.t.H hi. Cecil King. Repr 31 il.l' Ma.xhbut he de ,harsh life, stSuUy WASHINGTON, ;, ' k ' l ' '' and house of A ways chairman .EIGHTH ARMY HEADOUAHl job' is mayor of New York City.embassy,in Tirna last month the '. ri i fended his a o administration. labor relations The h a t Rake Red Positions 7 ;; I IUIUC) 1 TERS, March 31 (UfJ The South ;uuum, "I know I was right and did inciuaing ine!-t1, board ruled unanimously Satur- - "It is the fact that despite the means subcommittee which is in ' ; : ; whoi several op persons; tax matters arid Korean .army announced ijshootimj trust not For five hours its guns and generally betray any public dav that'an" emnlover mav lock grumbles, the general level W vestigating partial SnteiS I demobilization of fts manpower never wilL" O'Dwyer declared were arrested group .is machineguns . raked Communist but his workers'after a strike ifjwell being in this country is told reporters 'hisinto Y00Q tireQTenS reserves Saturday, with troops in Just before boarding the personal the deal as positions in the area just,' below . of walkouts higher than ever before," the ested in looking the further threat WASHIXGTON. (UP' 30 J" March reserve units over 26 years and plane of Mexican President Migtax laws. the enemy's heavy, buildup area..' N. Ji March'wnnlH h.iri his business PFOTIANNOCK. prime minister Said. "There are it is related to the those; in ill health to be released uel Aleman for the flight back 'tolTnc.. state., department was unable Tl .i:Pi Mnrf than' 2.000 famil ies annrnvinslsome classes who are WOTSe off; King said he did. not mean to The (Chinese have massed upTr,fii first riwisinr, It was expected that 70,000 men his diplomatic post: Aleman sent '" ',Ka "y "S.n "n reports mat or any of the wards of six army corps--wia were driven from their homes byiiockouts in strike situations,', fhej't the majority of people are imply that Casey and paratroopers planes mould be released immediately. stockholders in the company did potential of 180,000 men in the, his plane here as a gesture c ii . ... .. . iflnrw t Ha rt - Detter Ol I. f uTd Whon kna.H hi, '.ntnrnwte Co,trHav -m " " (nr ,,.. rrivea in Aioania recenuyio iT" The need for manpower to grow confidence in p Dwyer.. to tne north and northeast. ""V., AtiW hr,,shed nff Churchill's anything illegal. The only ques area hemsimnrncc Jersey rivers went on foodstuffs ' and jn .excessively r a nationat election m tion involved, he said.is whether - Some 13 miles to the east an ' could of '5.12 : inches Economic rain that after weapon elements , rampage Criticized Methods other Yahk task force pushed up lax laws need large reserve1 were given ,as the tightening f! as Strong, Under certain condU He jntrests ofnationa rtmity theStockholders 48 hours. Department' of ficialsfsaid, how-i- " in- - the company,- the f Reason. Ildong river valley ; and only national unity in , O'Dwyer said the senate com- ever, that some unrest has been! police said, some ,i,hihj: resi- - tion as a union strike. is which was organized; by Casey, crossed into North Korea in a mittee had done a great deal of noted jn .Albania 'for jsome time.'dcn,s were evacuated hcre.i 1,000 A . board spokesman said the which Churchill is interested included Adm. William, F. (Bull) reconnaissance in force. This unit under his own leadership. good, but he criticized some of But theyJoubted this tunrest wasjiri Passaic, several hundred; from effect of the ruling would be 'Of Attlee discounted public opin Halsey, the lateiSecretarjrof State also withdrew, for the night after its methods' at a press conference approaching proportions of a reso-- 1 Lincoln Park, and towns along the first magnitude." polls, saying, "I do not think Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., and blasting the Red outposts , and, at La Guardia field. During his lution...' the Saddle river about 300 fam- - .Besides its unanimous decision, ion . in- Julius C. Holmes, nov Spnngville minister killing iOTHo 50 .fleeing enemy ; a r( prime was 2 in he ordear to here Official reports on Albania1 Hies in favdring fluenced minister should be ' Pompton Plains and 200 the board split ? swaiu visitors today.. Page 3. . counselor in the American troops. and tipsters." political by ; f in Wayne township. a compdny's plant shutdown and by. the senate com affairs are very meager.. The a'milies - of the - The snowea to enter NoneLondon. "force in task The latestfirst embassy Gallup poll 'Tanrfr rusoe" mapped questioned United-Statehas nrt diplomatic or Several industrial plants were refusal' too instate employes these mittee, two grand' juries' and in ; for VUh county. results, if a general elec- three occupied positions with the North Korea crossed the border come tax investigators and ac- - consular repre'seritatives -- in ' the 'closed and Page 4. thousands of cellars unti after a union'' signs a tion was held nowr Conservatives, government when they becameiat .10:20 ia.m .Saturday under '.' " ' iflooded. 1 ( Continued on Pate Two) Soviet satellitexguntry. i !''. 51 per Athl fr4first civilian command of Lt, Col. wuson co. labor, 39 per cent; stockholders in 1947. cent; defense test. Paie 5. liberals, 8.5 per cent; ' others, 1.5 Rep. Robert W. Kean of New Hawkins if Pascagoula, Miss.. ' It (Continued on Page Two) (Continued u Page Two) per cent. Boy's Age Folsified Superintendrnf Vtxh ' State, hospital flails public awakening toward problems T!nenUIIy 111 In state.. Page .. ' - non-essent- ial Snyder Pledges Treasury Aid in Battle On Crime r . C . - tax-dodgi- ng t - . - . ma--teri- aL .,"1 e e'd -- "tax-dodgi- ng ; . . 1.ri -- i ct heat-resista- nt ' ' - fir . Casey's Profitable Tan kers May Have Wodrid Up In Hands Of a Organization iia v other-Allie- " r..i. r " . . - iWri' ui,;' . - . . thrill I '- house-cleamng- '," ! t . ... . c, 1 j . - Aftlee Rejects GhurchilKs Demand for General Election - .... tank-infant- ry . He-sai- j . air-fnrr- nJ;i; . :,- j r- -i I'."". 1 - - ; " . 34 n-- on r ortie lttee. " . d 140-mi- Albania, Report s . as--- e. Soviet Paratroops, j ." . ' , . . m,h ' ;. , ' " , . " 4 ' . , . O'Dwyer Returns Mexico; Says Hearings Unfair '. - C'U1 I ws a :Gr 'J ysSptahKs te - - invita-j-supejri- or non-politic- -- s . M al money-m- for-arme- d .. aking - . ' " -- Approves . , . "' . Strike Situations '. "riiv wn wa.s-thro- and!. ,isiwn Pnmilioc . - 1 ' ; s J ., II " , . - n . - . 1 . . : .. -- -- r io-ie- t. ...... . th y - . - -- . be3"? . , - ;i Inside the Herald " exhibit . : two-we- ek '- ' . C - s : -- if' ; ' i : - '' W .Other feature today: . RBAHAM p;;iTousled-heade- Central Utah News . , Deaths ..... j..... . News Briefs, . . J. .. RUtistlcs t Round the World 4. . Sports (Green Sheet) Business Page Newt of the World County Fare ." ... Theater Page . Minutia Women's Features . Vi .- - Chapman Studied Western Defense SI fllKI take David to see his "father after school officials, David was six than! most of his classmates de David school hours Saturday, hut later years old when he enrolled spite his age. McVey, who never school decided she didn't want, him to though he was really only five. got jpast- the seventh grade, was Power Projects f It was almost time for his birthbe around the jail. his son would Father Goes to Jail Rather Than Take His Son Out of School . 6. M r. MarrH d, . . .. came hOmefrom-- . baseball Saturday played 3 unaware that his father had gone to jail to keep him in'the class- ' ; room. , V. 7; 9 ; The father. Clarence .McVey carpenter, was locked .11-1- 8 behind ; bars Thursday after he Vdefied court intnnrtinn nrrfprincr iihim to withdraw his son from iehool- because the hild enrolled 7 Ir under age. ,. . 7 c. :'when Church... .A J WMHI . WIHK UUl? vi me School v jail L; i. 12, See. 2 the anytime by complying with Drama, Music court order, but he steadfastly Editorial ..I . . . , See. 2 refused to do so. His wife said Drew, Pearson, .: I,- See,, 2 she would go to jail, too before Block . See. 2 She Chopping u ' , - UAlllH taV. fli.i " t. uui vj UIC . ... Comic Strips . . , ncc - iirst grade. Classified if, 11. Sec. J Mrs. McVey had planned to ..... ...10 j v l- - . - . ..... - ""i'i"' . ....... 2 an( ' . ,'......,. . - al- - ' determined' that Saturday classes were held' because stu- day before authorities found out not experience the trouble he had dents had to. make up for two that his age was "falsified. . in sdhoblr days they missed during a sleet" "Somebody must have, snitched.' "I'll stay here and rot before irMrs. McVey said. storm.; I take little David 6nt." McVey The boys knew that his father After a series of squabbles be- said when police finally taught was locked up, hut he didnl seem tween the McVeys and school au- up with him after a to understand why. thorities, the court ordered David search. . mum withdrawn even though- he al"I wanna see 'daddy, but "It David took a growing spell v my doesn't want me to, he said. ready had reached the legal age he may be too big to fit in a David said he liked school fine bv that time. smaller group next year. When I and his parents agreed he should! School officials said there was was in school I was a,head taller stay therenothing to prevent the boy fromjthan the other fellows and they "I'm going to keep David in attending classes now. hut. since always .made fun of me."4 school just as long as I can," Mrs. he was entered illegally, the court PrHncapal R. A. Roberts said McVey declared.. VI don't Knowref used to withdraw the ultima-- if the Brown-haire- d youngster "gets turn . to me in of they'll" try jail, put alonp; fairly well and has been too. and hdon't care." , . David takes after his father, doing good work. We don't give Mrs. McVey said they told who stands and is taller (Continued, on Page Two . - '.' : ! - 1 - two-mon- th ' - . WASHINGTON, March ' 31 tU.E Secretarv of Interior Oscar L. Chapman called on President Truman Saturday to discuss western defense power projects. , He was accompanied by .Rich ard Searles, who has been serv ing as power consultant to Chap- ' man for the last three months. Searles is president of the Salt River Valley ,(Ariz) Water User's association. He is being considered, along with several others, for the, post of undersecretary of interior. The undersecretary job has been .vacant ; since December; , " . 1949. Yanks Cross 38th Parallel I wice Tanks, In l. WEST CENTRAL FRONT, Kof and- shooting up the surrounding; rea, March 31 U.R) American terrain, the tanks' withdrew to. , tanks accompanied by infantry strong positions ior the night" pushed across the 38th parallel at The lead tank was commanded t 2:45 p.m. Saturday in the second by . 1st. Lt Edward P. Crockett Oakland, Califs who also led the crossing of the day. . , ; ' x The tanks started at noon crew of of the members conOther -j two off and snipers fought the lead tank were Sgt. Leonard centrations of enemy infantry v lA, Woods, Crown Point, N. Y along the way. Bui Gunzelman, They .roared lover the parallel itank driver; Sgt with their heavy guns chewingjNiagara Falls, N. Y., gunner; Cpl.. into the surrounding hills to bat-- 1 John. C. Masterson, Houston, Tex-- ter the enemy; who migm Deiioaaer; ana rrc. xroya ihhwh 14 bow gunners , watching. The tank column killed Shannock, R.two other tanks were . an estimated 45 to 50 enemyj Drivers of B. Walls Tulsav neeJohnnie two at MSgt.' points ynile caught Okla., and Sgt, Morris B- - Helm, ing north. After moving over the boundary: Alhambra,: Calif. - and-patro- "" , . f ' - I |