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Show Wednesday, March 80, T Stop Yrangling Or Get Out, Says Defense Secretary ' WASHINGTON, March 30 (U.R) Defense Secretary Louis Johnson John-son warned ranking officials of the armed services to stop wrangling or get out, Tuesday Talking to about 50 reporters at his first news conference since he succeeded' James Forrestal Monday. Johnson said that he had made clear to the secretaries of the army, navy, and air force that "there will be no room around the Pentagon" for those who are not whole-heartedly for unifica tlon. , ; He said that in the future there will be "no vying for headlines' among the three services. Neither, he said, will there be any re leasing of "things labeled secret.' Johnson said there will be uni fication under the present law "as rapidly as the efficiency of the services permit it." If con gress approves President Tru man's request to give the defense secretary greater power, Johnson aid, there will be "more unifi cation." Johnson promised to ' abolish and consolidate many of the estimated 450 to 800 special boards and commissions of the armed forces. He said there are "too. damn many" of them. Police Make 21 Arrests In Month LEHI A total of 21 arrests have been made by the Lehl police po-lice department during the month .of February, according to a report re-port issued by Clem Turner, city marshal. The report also listed a total of $103.50 taken into the treasury in fines and forfeitures during the month. The police have also traveled trav-eled approximately 3319 miles during the month in pursuit of their duties. Life "Saved my A Cxi wi J hr GAS-HEARTBURN" stomach arid estiam nafnfitl miffrwA. to fma, sour Momaeh and bsartburn, doctors usual l Crsaerlb ths futaat-aetfnc rardleliMa known for rmptomatlo relief medlrlDfajilks those) n BelKana Tabkrta. No laxative.-BeH-ana brines comfort la a By or ratura bottle to us tor double money bark. C taUNS for Acid tafigestion 25 i (Adv.) Assured home OWNERSHIP LOANS! Interest America's Finest Plan of Home Financing. 1 of Amount of Loan Allowed toward Closing Costs. Equitable Life Assurance Society ALBERT KIRKPATRICK (Agent) ri East 6th North Phone 1257 ljestlier- The WEATHERIZED 5 WAYS C5 At seen in LIFE, THIS WEEK and other leading magazine 1949 DAILY HERALD Twins Weigh In At 17 Pounds; Close to Record OAKLAND, Cal.. March 30 (U.R) One-day-old Sharon Lou and Karen Su Newberry, with a com bined weight of 17 pounds, were reported in "good health" today in Jackson Lake hospital. The twins were born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Newberry of Hay-ward Hay-ward yesterday. Dr. Louis Yaw, who performed the delivery, said , the weight was "very unusual" and possibly a record for the state. One of the girls weighed eight pounds, seven ounces, and . the other eight pounds, nine ounces. Mrs. Newberry New-berry was described as of "average" "aver-age" -stature. Provo H. S. Choir Pleases Audience Under the able leadership of Director Newell B. Weight, sev enty members of the Provo high scnoox A cappella choir charmed a packed auditorium for over an hour with a varied choral pro- j tii.i.. Outstanding during the evening concert were soloists Lynn Mc-Ewan Mc-Ewan and Joyce Maxfield. Also turning in excellent performances were tne girl members of the double trio and four fine voices of a male quartet. The program listed several choir numbers, including the ever popular Ave Mana which was sung by Miss Maxfield. Other numbers of the first part of the evening concert included Handel's "Hallelujah, Ame," and other religious j selections hv Rnrh Mozart and Palestrina. During the second half of the evening program, , the members of the A Cappella croup shed their choir robes and religious atmos phere to present a number of rw,.!.- v,,.i i a ing the famed "Wiffenpo'of Song" Iwhich was beautifully arranged and sung by the chorus. The choir will leave shortly for a tour into southern Utah and later will take part in the annual spring festival and the Provo high school music festival on May 11. J.H. At three different times in U.S. history, there have been as many as four ex-Presidents living simultaneously. si-multaneously. That was in 1825, 1845 and 1881. at nationally advertised s 1. OUTSOIES specially treated fo repel woter, wear longer. 2. GOODYEAR STITCHED with stout, hot-waxed thread. . ONE-PIECE, ALL LEATHER INSOLES will not curl, insulate against, dampness. 4. PLIABLE UPPERS of plump, selected leather, expertly styled and finished. ' 5. ALL LEATHER IN VITAL PARTS. All materials. Including linings, eyelets, laces of highest .quality. Special fitting qualities to aid growing feet. Scene From 'Seventh Heaven' f v4 I ( r , 1 r, t :: S Marie Dean Bybee, left, as Nana, looses her anger' on Diane, Artette, looks helplessly on. The scene Is from the classic stage play, "Seventh Heaven," which opens tonight at 8:15 in College hall as a presentation of the BYU drama department. Stage Drama of World War I Opens in College Hall Tonight The acting of experienced col-1 les dramatists and newlv dis - covered talent will be supple- mented by special lighting, sound, and stage effects tonight at 8:15 in College hall with the Brigham Young university presentation of "Seventh Heaven," according to Prof. Preston Gledhill, director. The play runs for four nights, through Saturday. The immortal romance by tin Strong, twice filmed by Holly- Taft Seeks Cut In Marshall Plan WASHINGTON, March 30 (U.R) Sen. Robert A. Taft, R., O., moved to cut $693,000,000 from the administration's $5,580,000,-000 $5,580,000,-000 Marshall Plan renewal bill, Tuesday. Taft told the senate that if congress doesn't begin slashing President Truman's spending program pro-gram with the foreign aid measure meas-ure it will have "very little hope" of avoiding a tax increase in June. "If we aren't going to vote a tax increase in June we have to cut substantially all expenditures which now contemplate a deficit of $800,000,000," he said. Consistently Good Food At The RAL-MAR CAFE Provo Salt Lake 132 W. Center 1054 So Stat for boys and girls 3M to J6S wood, will star Burnett Ferguson, Hywood, Calif., and Majel Stan- "'d-Bellflower and Diane. Mr. Ferguson has ap peared in several plays at BYU, as well as having had dramatic experience., in Hollywood. Miss Stanfield is appearing in her first role at BYU, as a freshman. Original Scenery Original scenery depicting the Aus-:Streets of Pari, and a seventh story flat have been designed by Grant Clyde, Springville, and will be handled by student stage manager, man-ager, Norman Sullivan, Provo. Mr. Clyde is also student direc tor, and appears in a role in the play. Lighting will be under the di rection of Ariel Davis, Provo; costumes. Maxine Lamborn, Og den; properties, Lois Mortensen, Denver, Colo., and Oscar Hulett, Summit, and cueing, Mary Lou Neeley, Shelby, Mont. Others aiding aid-ing are James Aston, Ephraim; Norman Clyde. Springville, and LeR Burton. Malad, Ida. Anions the supporting cast members are Marie Dean Bybee, Springville, with four years BYU stage experience; Norman Clyde, Springville, Clyde Ricks, Provo, and .Robert Allred. Lew The cast will make a short tour of the central Utah area with performances in Payson Monday evening, and in Orem tne evening eve-ning of April 7. Safe Tough, Crooks Settle for Soda Pop CAMDiN, N. J. (U.P.) Burglars evidently worked up a thirst in their efforts to force a large safe in a wire stitching company office of-fice here. Almost every tool was available to them but when the foreman of the plant arrived for work the following morning, he found the safe "battered but unbowed." Strewn around the floor in front of the safe were crowbars, hammers, ham-mers, wrenches and several other tools, including a large electric drill which the burglars had not been able to use because they could not find an electric outlet. They turned their attention to a soft drink machine then. The dispenser dis-penser was forced and six bottles were missing. TIME ON HIS HANDS INDIANAPOLIS (U.R) The Judge said the defendant deserved plenty of time for stealing the alarm clock. So he sentenced Mitchell Linder to 120 days on the state farm and threw in a $25 fine. i i:ra J Do you promise to love, honor, obey and have your things cleaned at... As Central Utahns In Armed Service News releases from army, navy end marine corps headquarters received here today brought word of five Provo and two Springville Spring-ville youths in the armed services. serv-ices. They are Leo K. Gleave, Donald Don-ald R. Jensen, John J. Peterson, Peter-son, Lawrence Ferre, and Sterling Ster-ling F. Clark, all of Provo and Lt. Commander James K. Alle-man Alle-man and Robert W. Davidson, Springville. Corporal Davis is participating in sub-Artie war games in Alaskan waters while serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Boxer with the Pacific Fleet. i Recruit Gleave will complete asic training at Fort Lewis, Wash., Friday. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Gleave. The 23rd Infantry regiment, of which Mr. Gleave is a member, is one of the oldest units in the U. S. Navy. Private Sterling F. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Clark, is now serving with the First Cavalry division artillery. Private Pri-vate Clark recently joined headquarters head-quarters battery of the 61st Field Artillery battalion. He is now re ceiving training with the personnel per-sonnel section of headquarters battery. The 61st is now occupying occupy-ing the Tochigi Prefecture of Japan. Private First Class Ferre. son of Mrs. Caddie Ferre, is now serving as a stevedore with the "42rd Tranpsortation port. Stationed Sta-tioned in Yokohama, Japan's major port city and seat of the headquarters of the Eighth army Airman Apprentice Peterson, USN, son of Mrs. B. A. Larson, recently visited Athens, Greece, and Instanbul, . Turkey, while serving aboard the aircraft carrier car-rier USS Tarawa with the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean forces, under the command of Admiral Ad-miral Richard L. Conolly. - Mr. Jensen, seaman apprentice, apprent-ice, USN, son of J. F. Jensen, is serving aboard the light cruiser USS Huntington and took part in amphibious maneuvers against Vieques, an island eight miles east of Puerto Rico. Lt. Comdr. Alleman, son of Mrs. Emma K. Alleman, has reported re-ported for duty under instruction instruc-tion at the Naval General Line school, Monterey, Calif. In an intensive 10-month course, the school gives a broad professional education. Dividend Declared By Investors' Firm MINNEAPOLIS, March 30 The directors of Investors Mutual, Inc., open-end investment invest-ment company, today declared a quarterly dividend of 14 cents a share, it was announced by E. E. Crabb, president and. chairman of the board. The current divi dend, derived exclusively front interest and dividend income, is payable April 21, 1949 to shareholders share-holders of record as of March 31, 1849. TACK AND JUDY IN BD3LELAND imekio mi i Aumnu pi isi icure V A MORNING NEWSPAPER IN MIDTOWn) 1 (AND RE TUE EDITOR A I ANP I WILL PAVE TO) Vl'fflW JACKN 'wMmn AND JUPY GO K1GMT fi-f'K W4 AMBAP WHILE PAD JD I PjtCUSS TH'S-J B.Y.U. SPEECH Present 66 SEVENTH HEAVEN' AUSTIN STRONG'S IMMORTAL ROMANCE March 30, 31, April 1, 2 COLLEGE HALL CURTAIN Public 75c ... Tickets: Call 2460 and Open Daily 3:00 USC Research Workers Boast Device For Making World's Thinnest Slices LOS ANGELES, March 30 (U.R) The world's thinnest slicing machine has been developed at the. University of Southern California Cali-fornia here. It cuts so thinly that a piece of tissue an inch thick can be cut into 500,000 slices. The new technique came as a result of a home-made $60 Attachment Attach-ment designed by two young USC scientists, who are experts in using us-ing the electron microscope a microscope by which science someday may be able to see an atom. Design Addition The scientists. Drs. Daniel C. Pease and Richard F. Baker, both professors in the school of medicine medi-cine at USC. found that "thick" slices of tissue slices one-25,000th of an inch were too thick for their use in the electron micro scope, "i They experimented with the design of their laboratory slicing machine, a $400 instrument, and finally designed a metal addition that first increased the thinness of the sections by IjO times, "or 250,000 slices per inch. That was adequate to cive the scientists a specimen in which they were able to pick up genes hereditary agents in the chromo-sones chromo-sones of the fruit fly. Today, they disclosed that the cutting machine has been improved further and that they are getting 500,000 slices per inch. As a result, they expect to get 5-Year-0ld Hurt ! In Car Collision LEHI The five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy u. ischaener, Clearfield, re ceived minor cuts and bruises in a head-on collision Tuesday afternoon on U. S. 50-89. She was treated at the office of a Lehi physician. The patrolman reported that a northbound car driven by Mr. Schaeffer collided with one driven by John Giles, 27, of Du chesne county. The crash resulted in heavy damage to both cars. Lehi PTA Sets Health Meeting LEHI A public health meet will be held by the Lehi Parent-Teacher association in the high school auditorium Thurs day evening. Talks will be given giv-en by Dr. E. Eddington, Dr. Boyd Larsen, Mrs. Mabel Jones, Dr. W. L. Worlton, and Dr. James Kenning. Music for the evening will be directed by Frank W. Shaw, high school music director. Some species of shrimp begin their lives as males, and later change to female. ARC WE GOING BACKrMEN WELL, I CANT ANSWER THATYST. MOTHER AND I WILL HAVE TO TALK THIS ONE OVER PrvaHMi k aOBUT ACOMS T fc. 9 If It 3MW m TIWW 1LBBWf7 I DO GET HOMESICK ONCE IN A WHILE, BUT ..REALLY rVB BEGUN TO LOVE IT MERE DEPARTMENT 8:15 P. M. . . Student8--50c Ask for Ticket Office to 5:30 P. M. Tip-") " vt ... r . '7i Vjj j FORGET THAT f J-J MOW ABOUT TAXING even better pictures of the genes. Their first pictures were the first ever taken of the gene. It has been estimated there may be as many as 20,000 different kinds in the human body. Each cell has genes which, according to scientists, scien-tists, control the characteristics of the cell. Geneticists believe there are genes that cause blue or brown eyes, blond or brunette hair, and determine whether the human shall have two legs, two arms, one mouth, two ears and so on. The ordinary light telescope never would pick up such tiny parts of the human body. Even under the powerful beam of the electron miscroscope, the specimen speci-men sometimes was damaged. This came as a result of the electrons elec-trons being "captured" by tissue. tis-sue. By thinning out the tissue specimen, the electrons - zoom through it without capture and thus the USC scientists were able to get the unprecedented pictures. Dr. James Hillier, of the RCA Laboratories, Princeton, N. J., spent some time here, learning the USC technique of slicing tissue to a thickness of 1 500,000th of an inch. He's one of the scientists scien-tists who developed the electron microscope. Last Time Tonight mmsm PLUS: Jungle Patrol Kristine Miller - Ross Ford An exciting action drama! mil 3 vsnsKSW rat's STOMORROW! ALL OF THGr.l I70i JDffif 0 s - ri i,B Paul Douglas Kirk Jeffrey Lynn Barbara 0 I f 4 .: i 3? if Xc Open 1:15 Filmed in Southern Utah L3L OBOBOB BBBMT ANN BLTTH Howard Duff I CJ 3 X3X3X3ZJi fl CO-HIT nil I f rn.UTT - ,.n la4CatIBnX vi vviii a ill h . mmmmm v i a m ' - i I "Craahlnc Thru". I " 11 ir rwT rff-TTi f Miners Undecided Qn Cooperation With James Boyd CINCINNATI, O., March SO (U.R) Thomas Kennedy, vice president eu of the United Mine workers, says the UMW has not yet decided whether it will cooperate with; James Boyd, new director of the U. S. Bureau of Mines. Miners oppose Boyd, Kennedy t J ill 1 i enH ka'e trw-i tA kf 1 start ekmif "1 iiu iv 0 w wav a-'v m v. asv II sal iv va f coal. All I know about him is that he is a professor." The UMW official spoke yesterday yes-terday at the National Religion and Labor Foundation's annual dinner. NOW PLAYING Open Daily at 1:15 Last Show at 9:40 ' CLAKK GABLE PIDGEON JOHNSON DOfj'ftY MOOECISIO!!' Charles BICKFORD John HODIAK Edward ARNOLD Disney Cartoon In Color "Pueblo Pluto" it Latest News WHILE ONE OF THEM Douglas Lawrence Ends Tonight ALAN LADD in "WHISPERING SMITH" "MriW? Returned 35c AlVfT rnSBMman Till 9 I aMMN,.nitaM WIM wl Open 5:45 - 30c 'til 6:30 JrrTaiIWVSa v: |