Show II r 'IHE SAL1 'LAM U S MR DEFENSE DILDESIA I Continued from Page One then drive to their targets at equal to the speeds of coin was originally conceived speeds the planes composing our small by former Secretary of the Air Interceptor force Porte Thomas Finletter as a A vital question the scientists sort of Manhattan District for had to answer was whether the Kremlin would have enough air defense Although considerable work bombs and if so when It was bu been done on new equip- this question mainly which inments Project Lincoln has not troducta the time factor leadassumed the proportions of the ing the scientists to allow a Manhattan District Yet is has time of grace before the time long absorbed the lions abare of total periL Even so their of M I Ti remarkable scientific calculations cannot be said to be and technical resources consti- cheerfuL Buss Bomb Estimate tuting such a heavy burden indeed that M I T President For obvious reasons the figJames R Killian Jr has repeat- ures used by Project Lincoln edly 'but vainly sought relief are not precisely known But a from it idea of them can no doubt The source of dilemma of rough be obtained from estimates of course is the explosion of the Soviet atomic that first people's democratic atomic were in officialproduction American use bomb in September 1949 It is mow three and a hall years since that crucial event: yet Project Lincoln represents the first really comprehensive of& cially sponsored scientific effort to assess the meaning of the -atomic bomb In Soviet hands WASHINGTON" Starch 17 131 Ited' Strategic force W (The' Dutchman) —Henry As of today the Soviet straGrunewalk pliaded gu ilty tegic al: force is known to comto a' Tuesday charge of con111141 air700 This above prise our of own tempt craft comparable to Congress and was 0 Intercontinental given a chance to lighten his lacks round-tri- p range But It lua be own- sentence- It can of course The 'Washington "mystery be flown on- onoway ngsslons man" and wirepuller could reIt is able to carry fast Soviet ceive up to a year in jail and jet tighten under its wings If a $1000 fine for his refusal -this 'device br 'adopted the jet to testify' 'in a congressional of course Investigation of tax scandals fighters bomb-loade- d But before sentence is imcan be released from the TU--4 just off our coasts and will posed Grunewald is scheduled to go before the House tax investigators again for question in g HEARING AIDS!! His or lack of tatterlos Cords U S District 1111Poire Export Judge Alexander Holtzoff said Sinks for AS Nakao will be taken into considers tion in fixing his sentence Attorney William H Collins said Grunewald is readr to go QUALITY SWING AIDS before the investigators at any halasiAt NMI term's WOW time Grunewald entered his plea INTERMOUNTAIN of guilty to the first count of NEARING CENTER contempt indictment M la 'Soto ' vs No Moto Soft Lake eft Prom UM as his trial was about to get under way fte0ygfo Mystery Man Admits Guilt - )3-5- - 'co-operati- 0 - Spiing favorite writ ROGNW NAD I Continued from Page One TOO Immediately I forgot about my growling stomach and the bole in my coat sleeve as I went In for the audition Later I was summoned back a second time Still later they called me in and told me I was hired For the next few years I worked joyously as much as 15 hours a day announcing soap operas by day and variety dramatic and musical shows at night Meanwhile I began to dream of having my own show And another "dream" came Into my life: the girl I married —Barbara Sheldon Barbara and I were exploring ideas for a new program when I said suddenly "Say—as kids on the farm we used to play a game called 'forfeits'" Truth or Consequences! Everybody including a sponsor lumped for the idea at once Gave It a Heart But it was more than just clean fun The show bad a strong body now we wanted to give it a heart And there are many Mortunities on bothl radio and television to bring hope faith and courage to neers my parents built their Hies around the church and family Bible During devotions VAN Nsocsunor we were often reminded: "This Ls a free country where opportunities come to those who work the hardest God made these ' Don't opportunities possible forget it boys When we moved to Oakland Cal after some sub-zerweather killed our livestock I handled a paper route later jerked sodas While working my way through the University of Calii game fornia I did my first 1111101Ineing on a local radio station Wore is dodo Armors the Setters of oath word in their rover After graduation my burning rdo' to form the caption of Winos ambition was to go to New York JUAIBLI4A11 and try for a spot as a network TODAY'S ANSWER: announcer Isuontenb tay Mother's Good Advice dn Aoa nag oft L didn't say much when I luti tuop I Put IMO &MAIM leftMomJust one final sentence mu opt pc tux "Go to church son" 1 Upon my arrival in New York I rented a room for $9 a week This plus my fare east left me with $90 Then I began my trek REAC TAM 111 NEW I WORG bombs of 50 kiloton power as of Jan 1 this year between 205 and 250 bombs as of Jan 1 1954 and between 275 and 360 bombs as of Jan 1 1951 At any rate the Project Lincoln- BE ) Study group scientists concluded that the Kremlin wourd have an atomic stockpile large enough seriously to cripple or even to devastate this country within two years' time Their forward estimates of course included reasonable margins for and for reserve stocks Analyse Requirements The quantities of atomic bombs-on-targneeded to "cripple" and to "devastate" the United States have been accurately calculated This bleak work is understood to have been done by Project East River a scientific group study civil under Another government contract which was with rather closely from- - studio to studio includPrnject Lincoln lag every radio listing in the In this remorselessly somber telephone book Week after others week passed with no results picturt' there is a single ray Thanks to a chain of wonder of light Our air defense is in The lowest point came one a sorry state today because it night when I was down to my till people Lawrence Trantor By James Reston last 15 cents During my weeks a paraplegic in a veteran's hos-was not technically possible unNew York Times Writer In New York I had followed pital who hadn't much will to to contrive til very recently live and whose 'only 'Interest WASHINGTON March 17— mother's advice and this night was watch-makinanything much better More was sent to I Actor's into the been have slipped again money might ohn Foster spent State Secretary school Bulova the off The but without proportional result Dulles has reached the point chapel Broadway Upon graduation Trantor re But the Project Lincoln-Summe- r where he must choose between knowledge that mom my broth home married his siette turned era were friends and praying Study group scientists have defying the au heart and our axis in the Senate for me bolstered me given an affirmative answer to dience listened as he received their final question whether it or losing the confidence of the When I came out of church to a Ipwela shop tom is possible to build a truly Wee- men who work for him in the there was a friendly Moon keys equipped for him plus pletely scent of fragrance ev air defenn at this time In foreign service and the state above even a cafe- 0000 to start his bank account In A air the fact their central finding is that department The of Lawrence Trail The test will come Wednes- teria looked inviting I blew my tor on story or America can achieve reasonable Truth Consequences last 15 cents on a salmon sandhe before atwhen the goes day security against led me to develop the "This Is coffee wich and ComRelations tack if America wants to pay Senate Foreign Your Life" program A Final Try mittee to testify on President font To Help Understanding nomD Eisenhower's Dwight Next day before giving up Question Cleat I E would never be interested Bohlen of Charles ination 1 decided to make a It is not certain that every to be ambassador to the entirely final round of the studios At In doing a program that in ad' part in the system conceived by USSIt an dition to providing fun and CBS the receptionist Project Lincoln and the Sumnounced Auditions at 11 am laughter didn't ccmtribule in Choice Facing mer Study group will work as some way to good works church If Dulles takes a strong posi- for a staff announcer Sixty-nin- e attendance expected There are even cer prayer or religious of us were to try out! conBohlen's of favor in tion thin reported gaps in the conunderstanding firmation he will antagonize Three years ago mom Barcept — the warning system is Ferguson understood to be much further McCarthy McCarron bara and our three youngsters confirwho and oppose Bridges were given a "homecoming" at perfected than the system of motion and if he takes anyMerino Colo All 259 residents weapons that must respond to except a strong position of Merino were there plus the warning The estimates of thing he Bohlen—even if for quibbles thousands of other wonderful expenditure originally given as about it—his prestige among well wishers $10 to $16 billion and lately in- the men who must administer A part of the festivities was creased to $16 to $20 billion his policy here and overseas a bumpy wagon ride through are staggering will decline even further than it town with all the Edwards bold The question is in ahort1 has in thclost month WASHINGTON March 17 (Ai on for dear lift ing whether to gamble' these' vastl The problem of McCarron Jackson R Rep Donald sums (and perhaps the health McCarthy and Bridges is sim- Cat) declared 'Tuesday "there Tilts tide' was sort of a gag of the economy) on the scien- ple enough Their enthusiasm are Communists in the church" to get back at me for allithose tists being right or to gamble for Dulles and his policies al- and demanded a showdown on we had kidded and made do the survival of America on the ways has been somewhat lim- the move to oust Chairman Har- crazy stunts on "Truth or Con scientists being wrong Such is ited They have been consistent old H Ire Ide (R III) of the Isequentes" Yet the friendship of our old friends was no gag the best short description of the from the start They were House Activities n our Joy in Coining back and betwo horns of 'the dilemma' 'critical of him before he came Committee over the Issue of Inreliving old memories tween which President Eisen- to Washington They were critr vestigating churchmen The ride ended at the Corn ical of him when he was in the hower must shortly Choose Veldt) himself joined in the Senate and they have been applause and in urging a showCA:Wright' 1953 New York Herald Tribune Inc critical of him ever since He down He Issued a statement has little to lose in that quarter saying he concurs with Jackno matter what he does son and would like to know how Wednesday members of the House "feel - Staff Pioblems about my fitness" for the chair The problem of Dulles' rela- manship Chairman Leo E Allen (R tions with his staff is more WASHINGTON Much 17 UPI subtle and more complicated 111) of the Rules Committee —President Dwight D E inn-bow- These men do the pick and said lie did not know what acon all his policies tion would be taken on the Tuesday accepted the shovel work Without their respect and sup- ouster resolution resignation of David I Cole port he cannot operate effec Jackson a member of the Paterson N J labor expert as tively as he often has acknowl- committee stood in the well of director of the Fedetal Media- edged in private In the two the House to santhere is evition and Conciliation Service months be has been in office he dence "the Communist Party Cole who has served on gov- has not yet managed to build and the g press" ernment panels in labor dis- the kind- - of relationship which are trying to abolish the computes involving the coal steel he admits is essential to his mittee railroad and air transport Indus- success On the contrary the Methodist Bishop Bromley tries was asked to remain at relationship for the present is Oxnam of Washington Jackson the mediation post until a suo one of suspicion if not of hos said "has been to the Commur tenor is named Itil1ty wu fist front what to thoroughbred racing" STATE 701 $ai -Summer o 1) ANN On10111111110 bombs-not-on-targ- et broluo-twitt- et i a Dulles Facing Crisis Oier de-fe- - Bohlen Case munity Church where all as- who will never atop dreaming sembled for a church supper I then finally realizing the op realized suddenly how many portunities that await them in Important things in life change this wonderful country but little year in and out—the there 8 Aura tee omorrow—La sweet odors of flowers trees toatinsa ea the beeeball &amend and grass the love of friends Frank RUIr Nude league eheher h he whoa what hapeesed and family the vitall of the tells be Warned the &newer it "YEW Gutdehawme Ow tad rpm church magazine 1953 bl Guktupeas Aland As I looked around I saw my revright ate& 1st Pamrhad N I " MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR oitillii "DEBONAIR" THE t i kto ' o :":$ 54 ilt:1'- - 4 r4 t tt' l : s (14 1:1 i ' 4 :143 ? - ! 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