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Show 7 i.3 H 12 "iuuh19"- - SUNDAY SUNuu?' HERALD - Clergyman iTo Serve As Pig' tnowland Would Have U. S. N a vy I ntercept Red Tanker . Senate (UP) Leader William F. Republican Knowland announced that if other means fail,, the U.S. Seventh Fleet should intercept a Finnish ship carrying Jet fuel foi Red China. Knowland told reporters he believes the Nationalist Chinese are capable of intercepting the ship or that it --can be stopped by diplo- matic means. .'. :' ,j - But the important thing, he said, is to stop It. ; Fuel From Romania . Knowland referred to the Finnish tanker Aruba, now reported in the Indian Ocean enroute to Red China with fuel from the Romanian oi" f ields U.S. Air Force officers In Formosa said it is carrying WASHINGTON , and American prisoners are being held, if would be the height of folly to permit the supplying of Jet fuel whicii might be used "against us," Knowland said "It would be a grave derelectiori to permit a buildup of Jet aviation fuel on the mainland..? ' A A r.A Asked specifically If he means that the Seventh Fleet should inter cept the Finnish ship if Chiang could not,he replied,; "ye? v He added that this would assume that the ship could not be stopped by diplomatic action or that it did not stop at : some intermediate point where Its . cargo could, be bought by friendly commercial in terests as was done in one previous . , ' -- -- ' w : - . , ; .': ; case. If it can be done by diplomatic enough fuel . to supply 5000 . Jet missions against Nationalist-hel- d means, fine: If it can be done by V h Formosa. . commercial firms. fine," Know f. "I hope it is intercepted and, that land said." , - all others carrying Jet fuel for a The State Department .declined Communist buildup would be inter comment on Knowland's proposal. This government has known cepted," Knowland said. : Knowland was asked if he meant about the Aruba its cargo and interception by the Chinese Na- - destination for some time The v' , by the State tionalists.; ,A problems-describe- d He replied that he thinks .'It Department as "a matter of grave ought to be intercepted period, concern" to the United State- sbut that he believes Generalissimo has been taken up with the Finnish forces are capa eovernment. Chiang ble of stopping the ship. The tanker is chartered to an "If he isn't, and as long as the official Chinese. Communist ship truce in Korea is being violated ping agency. Although Finland is not a mem bet of the united Nations,, the State Department has , pointed out that a May, 1931 resolution called on member nations "and other nations", to" embargo shipments o strategic material; to the Chinese Communists. - Tht -- department has said this resolution has "seemingly been disregarded by the owners , -- ' i ! Kai-shek'- s, " " 49 Bills On Lee's Desk Await Action of thr Aruba.?' SALT LAKE CITV'(UP)-Fo- rty nine of the 186 bills passed by. the Department spokesman Henry 31st Utah Legislature today , re- Suydam- - said last j week that in view of the U.N resolution and ten-- , mained on the desSf sion' in the Far East, "This ship'Bracken Lee. V The governor said he would act ment of a cargo of kerosene alon none -- of them this weekend, but legedly of a quality suitable" for jet ( ; J ofy. would resume consideration 'on engine fuel cannot fail to evoke the Monday. He has 10 days after disapproval of the free world."' Thursday night's adjournment, ex- --Communist. t China warned the cluding Sundays," to sign or veto United States .In a .radio broadcast th bills or they will become law Wednesday that it would have to ' ' bear the J full responsibility "if it anyway. Most of the measures still on dares to back any attempt" to InLee's "desk were tercept the Finnish - tanker. This and his approval was assured. How- - was a reference to the. long-hel- d ever on others, including several Communist argument that- - any dealing with taxes, the story 'may Chinese Nationalist j interception of be different." ships is actually an interception The bills that the governor is by the United States Itself,- In sure to. consider most carefully in- many notes oyer a t long period of clude one to extend the sales tax time, the United States has denied to cigarettes, beer and oleomas responsibility for .'Chinese Nationalgarine, a proposal to increase the ist interception :of Red ships. One corporation franchise tax rate, and such case2 involved the detention of one to extend the occupation tax the Soviet tanker Tuapse by the to natural gas and oil. Nationalists. : v - r . '!'." " I ( - I:! I . I I 'i - i! J - 11 r j ' .. Can sell used By United Presa One of the na-- posing Alaskan statehood. MOAB Funeral services (UP) n tion's clergymen will Subcommittee Chairman Henry were to be held here this afternoon eave for Denver April 1, to serve M. Jackson acused the for Dr. Herbert V; Temple, 43, ; . succumbed who I . . loab ' J j j physician, meni in cnurcat aaminisiranon ian VunresDonsive and unsatisfac- his home here Wednesday to a "It's sort of a' test of Christian tory" explanation of its opposition lingering illness. j gentlemanliness," said the Rev. to statehood. His 'remarks were directed aV a PANGUITCH Alton Motter. (UP IrrigaUonJ Matter will Inin at TVnvor with tetter from. Acting Air Force Sec water outlook in Panguitch has th Rw: J-- Rennr Wpavpr in fhp retary James H. Douglas which improved in the past month, but ' ' 1 experiment which will determine reaffirmed;: Pentagon insistence of snow surveys indicate the water , J" ' A Aiassa a leoeru territory content is somewhat less than nor whether, two pastors can serve the v ' .uaHWUf1 same congregation simultaneous-ll. : ..;-'-mal, officials reported today. Only , ly on a basis of, equality. . Escalante summit watershed has serve7 will as They greater thaa average water con V ol the 1600 member congregation tent. Messiah Lutheran , Church in at ' ' ' ' , ' i Denver. CEDAR CITY (UP) Protests s "Ben has been' there about su from irrigation water ' pumpers were heard Saturday as the Public months,'-- ' . Motter said. "The idea of , a ; rainer man an nirn.E: M . ruPi A rom- - Service Commission continued its assistant, originated with him. He inent Risers Hieh school Fresh- - hearings here on just how Southern sold the church council ,and the man a t h I e t e in apparent good Utah Power Company will distri . congregation on the idea." . . . health collapsed and died suddenly bute rate increases awarded by the , late Friday while sitting in an PUC. The hearings opened last One of The Biggest Groups I Motter is - leaving , behind him automobile in front of a teacher's hursday. . '. one of the biggest "congregations"! home on the Salmon river. ' DUCHESNE (UP) Wallace J. In the Chicago area. He is director The dead youth was Loyal Paul Duchesne Mr son of 15, of the Chicago Sunday Evening Richardson, Stephenson, only city" council Salman Mrs. area i and resident engineer Club whichr holds interdenomina- and. Loyal Richardson, 4 ional services ' in orchestra hall, mon river ranchers. Deatn was un-- for the Utah State Road Commis Durinz last 'year's assembly of officially attributed to a cerebral sion, has been appointed as a memth WorM Cnunpii nf rhnrrhpft how hemmorhase. ber of the Duchesne county Selec- " two students other ;ivea! Service Board, : it was an Motter directed press relations Richardson,? tsy were Mrs. and teacher Ira who with . hundreds . of reporter's Hayes nounced Saturday. . en route to their; homes after tne covered the historic sessions. "If our experiment: is .successful, close of school. KIDNAPPED . GIRL IS . FREED Kathleen Neumann, 9; is reunited with her mother, Mrs. Pearl it will, mean that bigger congrega Neumann in a Chicago police station Friday after she was released by-- a young man who kid- - tions can be served in fewer ' naped the girl and a playmate, late Thursday. Kathleen was unharmed except for a slight haircut churches with better facilities, . . Motter unharm-tklwere said.. A 4 in which the abductor' trimmed a little hair off her head. physician j said the girls "W think twn'nastnps ran mppt the man. (UP the said The kidnaper ts still at large. The girls spent night inj a house with they, KAMIAH. Ida. (UP) Fred How " !" : the n total needs, social, youth, mus-.' . S j Wf '' Telephoto). ell, 31; was killed Thursday when , ie. educational and sniritual.; ofMWI V4VIII the tractor he was driving skidded ' people better in ' one ehurch 4han an icy road near his home one Film on LAUORK, Pakistan (UP) they could in two churches." a and miles east of here, the We plan to work as a two man stars Avj Gardner and Stewart sheriff'shalf office reported Saturday; I Dastoral team." Granger met King Husseui of Jor A logging subcontractor, Howell Walter Reu-- , lief that a man working for a living gaining matters' Reuther said. DETROIT (UP); f a at dan Motner zien The system. Motter thinks, will anorjueen was the when skidding logs tractof ther, preparing to open his drive should expect and get more than Reuther has: flatly predicted his work out better than that of a reception at Government House him. to win i a guaranteed annual wage a man who is not working!: for a union will win the guaranteed an- naetn overturned, crushing . mehL here Fridav scciatont ar4 i WGk0frVX CiUU PJJIJUI ' nual Iwage in contract talks! this for his United Auto Workers (CIO) living.'. Both the King and Queen moth BRUCE CABOT WILLING Are , Human Ministers j next; week, shrugged off the latest Rising predicted the union would spring. The talks to replace! five conversa er had an "interesting of like Ministers the idea don't ... mt .a j j attack ion the plan today- - as 4he strike over its guaranteed j wage yeat;'. contracts now running ou serving too long as assistants, on pic TO SETTLE WITH WIFE. tion" witn ine nimstars HOLLYWOOD the (UP) --r Actor believed he said and a of demand will start next week. "purely academie" remarks he said. "It may be somewhat tures m general and on the specia 52,, has indicated union wanted a . strike' because The UAW will meet with Genera! "paid propagandist." but' ? it's a. naturally railway station setting for the Bruce Cabot, his ; Reuther that on unions the the attorney he is willing. attack said way. by Motors Monday and open 'talks human- - attitude. through strong "got (MGM) film Bhwani Junction ; to discuss settlement of child-suppo-rt union's! wage plan, by 'Frank Ri- being militant and can only stay with Ford next Wednesday., The will solve the Miss Gardner and Granger are r problem." t militant." Autoof that the lEor filming of the picture. way by being payments with his wife. sing, general manager General' Motors contract expires Weaver and Motter nlan to Francesca Reuther said Rising "fortunately de Scaffa. actress motive Parts Manufacturers' AssoFord's June: 1. The vide preaching chores about equal- - King Hussein is making a state Scaffa accused Cabot, Miss de ciation j was - "a reflection of an speaks as a paid propagandist and Maj29and , union has; indicated it will strike ly. Th& churcli, which belongs to visit to Pakistan, of not a is social and who in Rome, with responsible representative irresponsible reportedly antequated necessary! to win 'its guaranteed an the United Lutheran Church: offers He . said on which to the iRising $450 monthly management." fortunately keep up philosophy nual wage plan in the negotiations three .services each Sunday. It is just as they have a choice in failing In collective never of the dark a is whole her the past participates part payments for the largest Lutheran Church in doctors." of relations." bargaining. - , I MOOSE MONEY The ministers will' draw equa daughter, Alphonsine. Cabot was Colorado. "If Mr. Rising does, speak for CONCORD, r N,H. (UP) i. Rising, in a speech at a confer Parishioners will have their! salaries. Weaver and his family ordered in Superior Court to makt ence on the guaranteed annual any management ! having Contact resolution was filed in. the legis choice of either Ben or me for will .continue to occupy the pres- - the payments beginning last July. we would be lature to reimburse farmer Merle Society for with the UAA-CIO- ., wage sponsored by the weddings, funerals, baptisms, pas- - ent parsonage? and " the church the Advancement of Management most happy for him to indicate for Pitman of Chatham $250 damages toral counseling or ministration in council has given Motter his Two of every three persons in in NewJ York City; said the union which companies he has the au- for injuries suffered by his cows time of sickness," ' Motter said. r'choice ot any residence we would West ' Virginia are supported was attempting to estroy the be-- thority to speak on. collective bar when wild moose attacked "We feel church followers should like them to buy in the vicinity of either directly or indirectly by aj jL j " ' the coal Industry. !' H them. havea choice, in these matters the church. CHICAGO (UP) best-know- ,c, if SorA Wood V .1 ; M;-'- : : " COLT elube and bag Phone xxxx. ;1 : W . co-paste- - ' b - ' . I J -- " , - i 1 - , . ; . . ' ; " .. . ! - , " di-lhe- re ; two-year-o- labor-manageme- ld I nt . . - ? , " - : S ,U Is ; Vf l.nfr ! 'l I iv-- - r . - r I . 1 I. ' , . , : ' : . - : . L Si !!' lv '. - V- J - - , " .., . . : - if ; '. , f -- ' . ' J LV-XSij . UNITED SALES ;f f 470 i - i ' , i aBSammBS' . .1 ' '- lJ vm-- - !" ,; rSSS ;.fe2 , j ' for results: l H II ' .pSllf-; . Hp) . ' , 'i ;! wWu VoeueT?id : 1 :' . .'. n fib no 124 (QP i ; : . i; ' te8kit If I K, - : , 1 1 . . r 'u - i . Tractor Driver Killed in Crash FilmStars Meet rrrinn lw yalty Reiither Answers Union Wage iian Critic . ! ; -- ; . ' . - A ; r, ; c :; 1 ' Idaho Youth - . ! . Dies Suddenly- - i : . v " j , ' " ! ;;;; V : A A- for sale, " ' ! rocker. offer. -- "co-pastor- s" Had 6 calls, sold the cliibs "' - and ct. 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