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Show LOW CLOUDS fog; Carlfir titbt ted mornisr hours, TELEPHONE 495 FOR Herald Advertising Sports, Editorial, becoming fair duriir the after coon; little change In tempera tare: hlrh 23; Boy an your seeds cn Sean easy payment plan. (adr.) YEAR, NO. 177 'Wild Cat' Strike Ends At Geneva PROVO, - Ik ;1 - - : - UTAH J J COUNTY, f ) UTAH TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, FRJCE 1954 Pmmm P am fop :- - ' : r: : " i - . Midnight Tonight -- I West Doubts Opp orients Additional Fax Cuts v Cl Uy CENTS m: mm? 1 Production at the Geneva Steel riant abruptly chopped off by a walkout of 202 maintenance workers in the rolling-millwho returned to work at midnight last in;ht i expected to be back to normal" by .midnight tonight.Authority for the statement today was L. K. Black, ccncral iuporintendent at the" plant, who Kakl men were Retting back to work faster than had at first been anticipated and "by "midnight tonhht our operations at Geneva Works will be substantially back to normal." men In , striking maintenance the roiling mills' division held a Merlin at 5 p.m. i Monday and announced following the meeting that they would come back to . work.-Thereturned on the mid-rishift. The maintenance men failed to report for work at 8 a.m. Sunday in action which climaxed a long dispute with management over working schedules. They charged that men with less seniority than others were Retting more work rcr week than the higher seniority workers. In the first The company action of Its kind where a walkout of a relatively few men was Involved,- Immediately began f hutting down production on a plantwide basis. By Monday, not a pound of steel was being made or- rolled,! blast furnaces were banked and coke ovens operation drastically, reduced. Better than 1000 men were af fected by the walkout, Including maintenance the 232 striking men, plus workers not on strike but who were Idled when the facilities were shut down. FIVE s Production Expected To Be Back to Normal "sub-RtantJa- fcmlfffct was - 32, .lowest point Tuesday mornlnr wai 21. Society Phone: 432 By low TroTO Monday Circulation SIXTY-EIGHT- H ZS, hUhest temperature recorded ia Obje ciidns 16 Agreement Warren Nomination Possibility Forecas t WASHINGTON (UP) A Senate Langer .said the closed session Subcommittee. today was devoted to going over, 97 Judiciary testimony for and against documents submitted by persons Dulles Asks Molotov Cuts Already Proposed heard the nomination of Earl warrcras opposing the nomination. Defended by Humphrey Chief Justice of the United States, The nomination was endorsed at 'End Foolish the public shearing by Edward J Get Down to Business but postponed a vote. In Talk to Congress After. 80 minutes of! public testi- Falk Jr., chairman of the Amen secret can Bar Association Committee on mony and an hour-long- " LIGHTER MOMENT Republican Senator John W. Bricker of Ohio (left), author of the controBy JOSEPH W. GRIGG WASHINGTON (UP) Secretary session, Chairman William Langer the Judiciary, and by Eugene BERLIN (UP) versial Bricker Amendment which would limit the President's tr&ajy making powers, enjoys a of Secretary of - announced George M. Humphrey that further Price, president of the California State John Foster Dulles hearty laugh with Senator William F, Knowland (R. Calif.), Senate. majority leader. Knowland toldTreasury rejected today the adminis hearings will be held. Key set no Bar Association. has been attempting to work out a compromise between President Eisenhower, who opposes the trationCongress Soviet Foreign Minister Vyachcslav ; ' new cuts tax '' will propose date. v Dr. Wesley Swift of Los Angeles, M. Molotov's new. peace clan for amendment, and Senator Bricker. as soon as government spending s Langer i also 'said the subcom- who said he represents the Chris- Germany today and called on him can be chopped further. n mittee will, decide liter whether tian Nationalist Crusade and the to "end foolish chatter" and get But any further revenue losses to ask Mr. Warren to appear in American down to serious negotiations. League, now, ne tola tne congressional person for questioning, an almost charged that Mr. Warren as gov"We that Mr. Molotov Economic Committee, can "only unprecedented request for a Chief ernor of California displayed a agree tourge create quickly by add to the deficit. Justice. Mr. Warren; received a "leniency" toward Communism. elections a German govThe administration has proposed recess appointment last October. ernment that can genuinely speak who his said Swift, organization of tax reductions $1,250,000,000 for was " associated with right wing- for all of Germany and thus probusinesses and some individuals. er Gerald L. K. Smith, said Mr. vide the indispensable basis for He said they, would stimulate Reveals Russ Spy Ring Warren vetoed a bill providing a peace that will last, because at WASHINGTON' it will be a peace of consent," Sen. nothing was decided and that! there tions Involved in a proposed com business and make more jobs (UP) loyalty oaths for teachers. Walter F. George of Georgia would have to be; more negotia- promise, and that "we are going higher wages for more workers. Dulles said. Sen, Thomas C. Hennings (D- warned today that the Senate will tions today between the adminis- to have further meetings" with Help for Business Speaking at the eighth session Mo) charged that Swift's organiza aupigeonhole the treaty restricting tration'! and Republican Senate Sen. John W.Bricker Some Democrats huve charged tion or one with a similar name of the Big. Four Foreign Ministers Bricker amendment unless Senate leaders! thor of the amendment, and Sen- the proposed cuts would be of distributed "scurrilous" literature Conference. Dulles replied for the leaders and the White House agree ate Democratic leaders. benefit mainly to business and to Legal Questions about President Eisenhower be- West to the proposal which the on a compromise at once. Senats Republican Leader WilGeorge said in an interview that persons in high income tax fore the 1952 Republican conven- Soviet delegate exploded yesterAdministration officials strug- liam F. Knowland of California if there isn't a quick settlement brackets. tion. Swift said he wouldn't know day. gled during the night to devise met with President Eisenhower he believes the Senate will vote But Humphrey defended the proabout that, but said his organiza Ideas a formula 'which would be accept- and Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell to send the Bricker amendment gram. Anything that helps busi. I H .11 J . r t rUnacceptable tion had basked Douglas ien. mc iuoioiov mnaiim to pian was able President Eisenhower and Ir. for half an hour at the White back to the Judiciary Committee. nesses to expand helps everybody, By RUTHERFORD POATS Mac Arthur. basec on ideas comDletelv unac still retain the considerable Sen- Houre this morning. TOKYO (UP)- -A Soviet career he said. to Seek Settlement the United ceptable Albert Los of statP F. Angeles, ate support for the basic plan.' He tojld reporters that Brownell diplomat Is giyiing American in "a plumber, Levy news: and a darned good Great Britain and France. . But an informed source said was still studying the legal qucs- - This usually amounts to formal Other congressional detailed informa telligence agents' l tie Molotov plan. Dulles said, "Impossibility": Gustavo Lobo tion burial. But GOP leaders are tryon a big Russian spy ring one," told the subcommittee that would York New of the Warren Mr. to beas "demaneuver require the Western had the president Jr., governor prevent ing in the Far East, an fied ers to accept the Red East powthe of laws the GerUnited States" cause, they feel it would leave the Coffee Exchange, opposed legisla- operating authoritative source said today. to order a court clerk man government "as one of the whole controversy unsettled, an tion to put coffee trading under by failing Yuri who had been to forward Levy's appeal to the principal organs wherebv ths open sore to aggravate party dif- federal supervision. He told the second Rasstovorov,of the secretary unrecogit German problem is to be solved. Committee ferences during this session of Senate Agriculture nized Soviet mission in Japan until Supremeon Court when he was conan Even before Dulles, spoke, Westnot be would Novemonly "impracticrucial victed and the a criminal charge. Congress he asked the United States, for The subcommittee ern delegates- - had, almost ber elections. abaninto cability but an "impossibility to read the doned hope for a broad settlement "which a origin- asylum Jan. 24, was; said to be record a long statement market police from is the chief Democratic George his disclosures voluntarily world. . . . making George MacLaln, chairman of the of the German problem. spokesman In the bipartisan ne- ates all over theAlexander The highly qualified informant California Institute for Social At the most disappointing sesP. De Trovo City Commission today submitted but no overall totals. gotiations on Bricker's plan to "Puny: Maj. refused to discuss the full circum took under consideration 12 bids Mayor Aura C. Hatch said to curb the President's treaty mak- Seversky told a Senate subcom- stances of Rastovorov's Welfare, an old age pension group sion of the conference, Molotov fantastic S. U. the mittee that statement charged that Mr, yesterday invited France to break The Strategic for Schedules I and II on sewer days that no decision had been ing powers through a constitutional Air Force should be beefed up. flight from Communism until an warren naa violated a campaign away from the West and strengthen ? extensions and outfalls and called made yet on what sewage rates amendment. official announcement is made. Tor bids for purchase of $550,000 would be set for pioneer plane builder said the promise of old age pensions and her ties with the Soviet Union. Br ALINE MOSBY Brigham Young He also, is author, of the clause The Motive j Was Fear which Force Air SAF a "is In puny Different Viewpoint Mrs. displayed "a much too casual con :LOS ANGELES tUP) general obligation bonds. University. He said that an ordin in the latest, four-poicompro "would be overwhelmed and de-- But he did cern reveal Rastovthat for the . American Constitu .The West and East were ance not has Tlomclie Roosevelt's attorney said Commissioner of Streets Eldon yet been prepared on mise proposal that snarled tne opfirst battle. orov was motivated by fear in de- tion," peace talks at . the White House stroyed!LJn .its. posed on German reunification as today she has "indisputable evi- W. Payne said It wnld be im- sewage irate schedules. to foresake his wife and Atomic Storage Plan ciding However, the commission Mon and on Capitol Hill yesterday. follows: dence' of James Roosevelt's mari- possible to determine Immediate Secret: The House Armed Ser family in! the! Soviet Union, to 1. Elections: The WW tal Infidelities to support her suit ly which bids were lowest be day evening approved the letting The George provision would prefor separate maintenance. cause some bidders failed to 01 Bids! for purchase of $550,000 vent executive agreements, as dis- vices Committee approved an Air which he had been scheduled to holding elections before an Arthur, Schifferman enter bids on parts jot construe-- . in general obligation sewage tinct from treaties, from becoming Force construction measure which return on Jan. J-25, a day after hisH (Attorney parliament is set up. Russia j said "if we did not have indisput- lion ana- many eniejrea Dias on bonds to provide a sinking fund domestic law without a special act for security reasons, was identified surrender. demanded creation of the governa in public by number only. But Diplomatic sources in Washing able evidence in support of this different types of materials for for the payment' of principal on of Congress. ment before holding elections in the bonds and approved the levySenate group previously had let ton also refused to give details of allegation it would not have' been sewer pipe. order to give the unpopular East out of the bag. The meas the Rastovorov incident other than cat ing "on all taxable property . . . the filed." oercnan communists even footic bids the However, generally in aiddition to all other taxes, a ure would provide for storage of to confirm unofficially that the The statement was made In a with the West Germans. to estibe than higher direct in over Russian to annual at "is sufficient certain atomic hands." lour tax; 'battle of press handouts! In ans- appeared weapons mates made by Templeton and 2; Boundary: Molotov insisted all the interest on said bonds seas bases. wer c a prepared statement yes- Llnke. Salt Lake Japanese Police said Russian en- pay that Germany lose her Hrh UNITED PRESS By consulting to and son Sen John offficials admitted Rastovorov was Restaurant pay and retire"! the bonds "Grave Problem:" terday Issued by the eldest e who prepared a compreowners dispelled erties beyond the line. While the direct tax levy pre or the former President in which gineers told Pres last seen Jan. 24 as he boarded a some Marshall Butler wnue ine. west said hensive for SI,? ot or tne report Proyo's gloom 12 was with soaring Germany to insure he defied transgressions ident Eisenhower in a telegram U.S. Army shuttle bus, but they sumably necessary should' be permitted. 750,000 improvement program. conee toaay witn zany saleabilily of the; general obliga other women as. charged by his that administration help is needed claimed he had no Intention of stunts. prices ; the border, fixed in the Potsdam Schedule I called for construe tion bonds, the ordinance made v to "save the U. S. maritime indus deserting to the Americans. wife not much. Plenty of Amer- agreement, if desired. . But h of. a tion sewer outfall that He would said ruin." from provision "nothing try complete Like Canadian Case Promises Proof were hot under the collar 3. AUiances: Russia Would ex(a mainliner sewer) from the prevent the city from applying the shipbuilding industry faces a The source in Tokyo said that icans Mrs. Roosevelt, charged her 'hus-lan- d proposed site of the plant at other The WASHINGTON about the price spiral that has clude a reunited Germany from (UP) funds on the retirement of for lack of busi to the best; of his knqwleflge Raswith adultery in her suit, about Third East and Sixteenth the bonds." de-- "grave problem" administration Eisenhower a pound of coffee to $1.03 joining sany alliance against na.., , , tovorov was in safekeeping in the pushed to 15 cents in many tions which fought the Hitler renaming three womeny In an .ac South westerly across fields to Last year, the previous citv bated today whether it should or ness. and a cup Senate Bricker: Republican was East. Far believed It he had letter 2200 admittedly Eleventh West. of the can how areas. companying gime, whereas the West would give many say administration estimated that the Leader William. F. Knowland of been takeir to the U. S. island The Senate its signed by Roosevelt In 151 inti fired under ComGermany the right, to join the Eubonds security could persons be without Agricultural retired Schedule IT called for construc(Continued on Pajre Two) stronghold of Okinawa. tnacie? with nine other women tion of a were defense community. ropean mittee on tax program disloyalty a additional bill actually opened on hearings Eleventh ' levy. pipe Rastovorov's cre cited. lease 4. closely par to cases. Disarmament: oin Bids Molotov called the bonds will be reput the Coffee Exchange under alleled that; of Igor Gouzenko, : a federal said "such proof West north tofor about two blocks, ceived until .Schifferman for reduction of the West German and a the Fed will bonds On nave west 25, demanded regulation, Sixteenth Democrats then West. Feb.; former Russian Embassy cipher eral Trade Commission investi military organization to a national tvLlt bo forthcoming at the proper o thej $1,000 denomination and breakdown. They accused the ReWest, a pipe be at Ottawa, who broke a Can gated the possibility that traders police and security force with a time and place." lie called the Sixteenth plerk will mature to 1957 from 1977. most of implying that will continue north to Center publican adian statement issued by Roosevelt Street. spy ring with information "cornered" the coffee market. Maximum interest has been set of the 2200 were Communists when minimum, number of men. The that led later to' the The Senate yesterday "remarkable." indirectly at 3lj per cent per annum. West favors bringing a 500,000-ma- n Subcommitfew if were. any actually Earlier. Schtfferman said he Is The original "Schedule II" of Bidders will be asked to seal of the notorious atomic" tee will "begin Banking into the European army. trapping force public hearings next The questions with which the four Julius and Rosen Ethel rTP.ired to file nrv charges ifiTempleton and Linke lone ofextentraitors, on on coffee has (Continued Monday gone "why Page Two) White House is wTestling is wheth schedules of outfalls and the suit. - i berg, who were executed at Sing so high so fast." Ri;evclt contests cr it is advisable to supply a lie said his' side "has only sions to be constructed for about Sing Prison for betraying secrets Sen. Guy . M. Gillette (D-Ibreakdown and ,if so whether it scratched the surface" in griev- $500,000) included construction of to Russia, Indo-Chin- a submitted to the Agriculture Com(UP) isi possible in view of the way HANOI, ances and added there Is "much. outfall and interceptor including mittee a letter from an unidentiB26 American light bombers, the program has operated mi:cn more to our ease." lie said the Schedules I and II as bid on fied coffee broker who called cur- Up to loaned French the he wps prepared to use it if today, plus an extension of slightBut other, government officials, U. S. Far East Airpilots by rent coffee prices "ridiculous." Force, two blocks beyond today more than ly influential in the operation of the necesvy. The broker said "it appears that other French planes in at Center Street. Its cost, including ne program, were extremely joined is buying our futures marBrazil on tacks ad forces Communist 23 per cent allowance for continskeptical about the advisability or vanclng toward Luang with our owti money and ket amountgencies and, engineering possibility of separating the dis ancient royal capital of Prabang, IDAHO FALLS, (UP) Ruth this fictitious rise. . . Laos. making ed to only $150,455. WASHINGTON (UP) The Ai individuals into loyalty or "About 10" B26s charged , her and 30, on an Edgehill, Meanwhile, Chicago police were Force was reported today supplied Bid3 as announced today in WASHINGTON (UP) Chairman security cases. emergency basis were flying wing daughter today, were en route to ordered to keep an extra cautious tighter security about it'sthrowing saidj The new atomic city commission chambers were: William II. Bates got program security Mass., where she said watch on coffee warehouses after construction plans. Enoch Smith & Sons, Salt Lake today his House Armed Services1 underway last May 27. Like the to wing with other U. S. built Pembroke, Air Force she would fight a kidnaping charge. hijackers got a $12,000 shipment of Its officials were said to be red Citv: Schedule I, three bids sub- Subcommittee is going to do a lot old Truman administration loyal planes inof both naval and on the assault the Reds. The woman was arrested in the precious commodity and - al- faced about what they consider more: into types the digging training hike ty program, it is aimed primarily mitted. $105,833; .$91,098; $97,SS5. As Reds drove the toward a leak from Capitol Hill on clan5 Luang Arco, Ida., last, week on a kidnap- most nabbed a $10,000 load. and Schedule II, $137,168 and at Quantico Va. last July 20 that at subversives. But it is also deAt Hooker, Okla., a "java war" for a worldwide Laos' sent tvo. ing warrant issued by MassachuEastern officer candidates King Prabang, chain of storage 5117,120. signed to rid the government of Sisavang vong vowed he would setts. She was accused of taking reached the point where one cafe bases for Air Force to their deaths from heatstroke. U Bv "UNITED PRESS "special weaStatewide Plumbing Co.. Salt Bates said the security risks, drunks, remain in the city no matter what her daughter from the home of her gave customers a five cent bonus pons,' including fcearings will be A stiff bretve or solid cold front Lake City: Schedule I. $124,156 addicts may happen. narcotics . in a day or two and that homosexuals, brother, William EdgehiU, who had for drinking? coffee. . Members of a House Armed U nexird to dislodge a fog blanket and Schedule II, $165,223; time, resumed "blabbermouths" and to been declared legal guardian of The Korner Kafe then recollect- Services Subcommittee were plain columns there believed are Communist just lot of "a who people" a has covered that good portion 100 days. ed the bonus from patrols and derstood to have taken the unbe called as witnesses. One of who cannot keep secrets.. number 12,000 to 15,000 already the child. Air of Utah the past two days, the Thorn Construction Company, may of the the possibilities, he said, is a third It is known that some had overrun one outpost, on the She said she had been advised by donated it to the March of Dimes. Force to task for the disclosure" weather bureau reported today. of the officials ras government, road south from Dien Bien Phu, an attorney that she within her Philadelphia's Sylvania Hotel, on at a closed door session Springville: Schedule I, $96,218; member of the officer candidate top L'ast night the fog forced a halt no yesterday. Gen. Herbert and today they were reported rights in taking herdaughter, but the other hand, gave its customers Air 75 days. clsss; who also was hospitalized including on Schedule bid Atty. II; Force witnesses reportedly reto air travel at the Salt Lake'Air-ror- t to are ComBrownell to not any 60 to Construction a return on nickel bonus she in her heatstroke for opposed but decided had who eventualJr., Muong1 from; drinking Ngoi, closing Springmeyer plied they weren't pleased either and traffic was slowed to a pany, $140.-37; breakdown. coffee. home state.; ' miles north of the capital. ly recovered. Murray: Schedule I, to see their secret, $22,092,000 crawl, i' .t Schedule II, no bid; 180 The third heat victim was Pfc. atomic storage program aired in ,,rn. places visibility was strictly days. Dav;a L. Meyer, Huntington Park, the newspapers. Nebraska Republican Says "zcro 'npd the highway patrol Calif 4 After long; treatment he the plan was routinely Whitney Brothers, Salt Lake was Actually, urged motorists to keep highway City: pronounced cured, bat not fit no bid; SchedSchedule disclosed I, t: recently by a Senate morn-i;travel ija a minimum during for further service. He has been ule II, $135,104; 90 days. Armed Services Subcommittee and night hours. fromi the Marine discharged which made public an unclassified " Ilebcr and Rowland, Salt Lake Corps. The weather bureau said the fog alone page report on the project preand bids A of number was caused by a moist layer of air City: Yesterday the special subcompared by the Air Force. The. renear the. ground that is being held ternate bids submitted on items mittee heard fathers of the two JosubSen. totals WASHINGTON no port appeared to have been cleared in but (UP) Schedule II, i.i rlace by a stable air mass. Marines say their deaths stemon for public distribution. It was not called R. today McCarthy seph he higher air mass won't per- mitted. 100 days. med from bad judgment on somean marked secret or restricted in any martial to court, the Army mit the moist layer to escape and .Davis it Butler, Erovo: and officers of the body's part, ac whom he unidentified way. major tlius when this lower, rnoisfc air bid; Schedule I. $34,330; Marine Corps schools contend WASHINGTON (UP) An Influ- statement issued by Chairman AJ four new phases of existing projAccording to the document, the cools at night fcg is formed. Schedule II, $117,432; 110 days. there iwas nothing unusual about cused of Communist activity. also ential no funds for any new construction work which now has but House interior ects, Nebraska in the of L. Miller Wisconsin The Republican "RepubUcan sumor hike the walk" The weatherman said a good, Ross Construction Company. the "last been okayed "covers new incresuggested that the Army mete, out Congress charged today that the Committee. He "demanded' that starts. stiff breeze or a cold front is need-c.l- ; Provo: Schedule I, $89,761; Sched- mer afternoon temperature. Presito of- Eisenhower which "If are to continue administration ments in the , expansion and dehas they, same going the the budget every punishment proposed to dislodge the fog although ule II. $114,920: 120 days. ' sent Rec- velopment of facilities to support this of too Bureau the with been or failed funds for Eisenhower ' Congress who dent policy, ficer stingy promote helped IN HELD li little prospect of cither W. W. Clyde Company. Spring SUSPECT to "expose" the major and to find reclamation and irrigation proj- last month be revised to include lamation might just as well close the air force atomic energy pro? vllle: Schedule I. $103,372; Sche MONTREAL SLASHINGS during the next few days. ects the West. in him from out who' a request for funds for starting shop and progress in the Western gram at various worldwide locagoing kept MONTREAL' (UP) Police said More fog was forecast for tonight dule II, $157, 523 T 120 days. states will be stopped, Miller tions. blamed hold over He some new projects. officials overseas. a are and tomorrow. holding Wheelwright Construction Com- today they the that Interior disclosed said. his Truman outlined from the administration. Miller "suggesIt said also that "rights to esthree possible suspect in the recent McCarthy pany, Ogden: Schedule I, $100.-25to SecreHe had funds said He Chairman these in that a said officials in tions" letter, the these facilities in the retablish worequested 13 Hugh Army Montreal on Department POPE PIUS XII SHOWS . razr attacks bids, $110,252. $33,754 an3 10 18 new in of ' T. Stevens Senate Butler the Bureau are Stevens. Robert In areas have been obtained for projects starting Budget trying tary quired by SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT Schedule II, $141,240, $118,590 men. in the included to office his Committee states be to and terior has and is in East the the from Far man as budget. concerned." the preagreed described governments subterfuge" VATICAN CITY (UP) "sabotage Police 200 days. Pope and $124,833; vent the administration from giv- But he said the Budget Bureau join him In asking the Budget Bu No dissclosure has been made as 'Fi.:s Xlt showed a "slight imHilton & Carr, Ogden: Schedule "mentally unbalanced following had no immediate comment. reau to submit a supplemental to where the atomic arsenals are The senator's aides said the ing the people Ahe change they eliminated all of them. provement" today in his battle I, $37,012; Schedule II, $151,256; the break up of his marriage." Mr. submitted Eisenhow As at by budget request for funds for some to be built. These and all ether Camp voted for. an attack of gastritis and 180 days. Police set tie official total of major was stationed new the included starts. funds for The complaint was made in a er, details remain secret. budget Kilmer, N. J. fatigue L. A. Creer. Provo: Item bids slashing victims at 13. j Chatter' -- j (R-N- i t J i - ; ht Anti-Communi- st all-Germ- an GD3E,0a Soviet Envoy Comes Over To Our Side (R-O- ), : - Mrs. Roosevelt, Attorney Ready To Back Charges -- J -- a , Prbvo City Opens Bids For Sewer Project Units j : . v - -- nt Probers Look Into Rise Of Coffee Prices . " " t - New Security Program Poses any Problems i 36-Inc- all-Germ- Oder-Niess- (R-M- d) - ' " - . 36-in- ch - - ' 24-in- ch . i Of Luang Prabang Tra ining Hike Fatal to Two a) i f Mother to Fight Kidnaping Charge To Be Probed Need Breeze To Dispel Fcg Blanket American Planes Aid in Defense - (It-Mas- s) j so-call- ed . 8; .. ; All-or-no- McCarthy Wants Courtmartial For Major In Army Eisenhower Administration Is loo StingT with Reclamation Projects ; . . j . j 2; (R-Ne- b) ' t ; , nst Air Force Steps Security on Atomic Projects |