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Show RAIN TELEPHONE 495 FOR Herald Advertising Sports Editorial, f decreasing to occasional shtweri by afternoon; colder; low, 43; Wz 50; highest tempera tare recorded TVfil i 111 In ProTo Wednesday was S3; lowest Thursday morning 22. ' j Circulation Society Phone: 432 I 19-3- 30 Believed i rlaneurasn Hits House After Colliding with Plane MOOSE JAW, Sask. (UP) New Planes A Lines North Star plane collided with a Harvard training plane today and then crashed into a house. An early report said 35 persons wer ekilled. ; An airline spokesman said the d craft similar plane,- a to the DC4, carried 35 persons, 28 passengers, five company officials, and a crew of four. - i A Additional Planes To Be Used to Beef Up Battered Supply Line Dawson Proposal On Upper Colorado Project Approved HANOI, 0 - Hydrogen Development, Reveals A EC Chairman Indo-Chin- a four-engine- i U. S. Ahead of Russia In Air Trans-Canad- a O) DM Airliner a ;t. e&er (adr.) Q 6) Killed In. Trans-Canad- Sc PRICE FIVE SCENTS YEAR, NO. 224 SIXTY-EIGHT- H Motor Oil 0 charge 60c. Sears, By JOSEPH L. MYLER The (UP) United States is embarking on as sembly line production of H-bombs. Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission disclosed this yesterday in an unu sually frank public statement. He told a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee the Joint Chiefs of Staff are counting on the super weapon "to insure that the United States maintains its superiority over potential aggressors." In addition to thus suggesting the United States is ahead of Russia in hydrogen development, Strauss confirmed that the United States already is stockpiling H- bombs. He said President Eisenhower has ordered their production "greatly increased." He also indicated a number of mod"thermonuclear els" of different design and power are in the works. He told the senators the types of now in tested the Pacific have being supplied information which "will WASHINGTON J X (UP) New Indo-Chin-a Mi ' play an important part in making the thermonuclear weapon a major instrument for the defense of j the free world." In yesterday's statement Strauss was asking Seriate approval of a revised presidential; request for $1,342,000,000 in new money to run the atomic project in the fiscal American - built C47 transport a planes arrived in today year starting July 1. to bolster the supply line to the battered French garrison of Dien Bien Phu. French crew will use the additional planes to beef up the supply A House Clarence of ammunition, food and medi- POLICY MAKER WASHINGTON, (UP) To Interior subcommittee voted today cines to the vital fortress whose B. Randall is the author of the Condefenders are bracing for an antic- new foreign trade program against requiring two acts of which President Eisenhower gress to authorize "participating" ipated new Communist assault. units of the Upper Colorado reclaRed artillery and ground action has sent to Congress for apmation project. has cut Dien Bien Phu off from proval. A former steel execuall supplies except; those para tive, Randall's plan would cut WASHINGTON (UP) The House The 14 to 7 vote was on an d fort- U. S. tariffs in order to increase chuted into the amendment to a araii oi a dui Republican leadership proposed totrade with the free world. ress, day that Congress give FBI Dirauthorizing the project submitted Season Near ector J. Edgar Hoover complete the bureau. Under the Woods C. Rainy stand and by budget Pvt. Luther HELD CAPTTVE American soldiers Sgt William J. Young (left) Today's reports from the garridraft, only Echo Park dam on the in their jeep at Fladuhgen, Germany after their release by the Russians. Young points to spot autnonty to tap telephone wires and present evidence so obtained Green river and Glen Canyon on where they were kidnapped . by a Russian patrol. The Reds held the two GIs for over 24 hours son said the Communists were bur in court cases against alleged rpies the Colorado would be authorized before turning them loose. rowing and tunnelling all over the f Dien Bien Phu Basin.; An additional and traitors. Immediately. were Red reinforcements GOP 20,000 Charles A. EaUeez Leader Eleven smaller units would have of Indiana .offered the . new propressing southward from depots to have further approval of Con along the Red China border to posal to the House ; as opposition gress before construction could aunch another Communist attack H-Bomounted to the original form start. mb before the monsoon rains begin, the administration's so - eaQed The amendment, proposed by one in about bill. But Rep. Ken week.; Bep. William A. Dawson Communist forces, while re neth B. Keating wh By BRUCE W. MUNN would give blanket authorization on the for Dien assault rer- the administration grouping sponsored UNITED N. Y. NATIONS, (UP) for the two dams and 11 participat with Bien struck other units said he Halleck Phu, u opposes sion, i The world has history's hottest Ing units, but would require a "rein a series of bold raids that proposal.! on its hands in the hydrogen units smaller potato of the examination" ' uel P. Sears quit in the face of Roy M. Cohn, used pressure on the brought the sound of gunfire to bomb and tomorrow men will sit The original bill would leuiia By HERBERT FOSTER by the secretary of interior before WASHINGTON wire-ta- p the Army to get favors for Pvt.. G. Hanoi itself during the night. assured he evidence in national se that, though reports H. to (UP) down off. talk about Ray it cooling they could be started. was he former De- curity cases '1 the taps were auDavid he said the WASHINGTON staff subcommittee circles French Schine, The unpaid impartial, (UP) military Jenkins, a rawboned mountain had are the members of the fense Department today issued a thorized by Atty. iGen. Herbert publicly praised McCarthy in consultant. The group also will go daring raids inside the Red River U.They N. Disarmament Commission. new who a lost client "never lawyer into the past. countercharge Delta may herald a full scale McCarthy's personnel security directive Browneli Jr. Democrats, with torat to work out Their is assignment estThe subcommittee will investi- that the Army tried to "blackmail" Communist assault on north Dawson 'said the amendment to the electric chair," started huntto weed out security risks, Republican help, were pushing a designed s vital triangle a plan for banning nuclear weap- from subversives to drunks, from substitute to lodge ;that authority gives "definite authority" for the ing a staff today to help him in- gate charges that McCarthy and him out of investigating Commu ern Indo-Chin-a his regular subcommittee counsel. nists. whether besieged Dien Bien, Phu ons acceptable both to Russia and the armed services. interior department to start the vestigate the McCarthy-Arm- y with the federal courts instead. feud. the United States." Their chance The r falls or not. directive establishes project whenever it has plans ready- Jenkins, a KnoxviUe, Tenn., Taft Shouting' Speech for them. He said the subcommitMore than 100,000 Communist of accomplishing that is exceed- the same criteria for personnel Halleck rejected ithat proycnl Avoid Areas dim." Republican, said he has a "com troops already are within the Del- ingly security in the armed services that and then, in a shouting rpeeca, ta perimeter, carrying out mini But the unbelievable fury of the the administration set up last April produced his Hoover plan. hearing testimony on the units and pletely open" mind about the - The House leadership tad exature campaigns that have brought hydrogen bomb has brought a for civilian federal workers. aa second act of Congress would be case. He promised to assemble three-fourtof from demands unchorus of rich the E. Defense Charles frightened unnecessary. plain pected to complete action on th Secretary the facts of the brawl between the United the wire-ta- p countries other that Minn Viet SerWilson der obtold Armed j bill Senate the polit(Communist) John P. yesterday, bet tbe and Sen. Joseph R. McCar Saylor Rep. Army Nations ical control. try. vices measure Committee the is directive got snarled up in the jected to authorization of a basin thy ( and present them The disarmament Commission is designed to .'."tighten up and to In the closest approach to Hanoi, over authorization. program on what he . said were "fairly, fully and impartially" to two old. It is a combination speed up" procedures for ousting Other congressional news: block seized a the Communists years alone. Subcominvestigations" the Senate "preliminary Investigating house manned by loyal Viet Nam of two earlier commissions, one and keeping security risks out of Wheat:; Carroll Boyd, Dumis, Complaints have arisen, he said, mittee. ese only nine miles northeast of specializing in atomic weapons the, armed service. . because of a similar authorization Tex., wheat grower, asked . ConTo Start April 21 in conventional he new directive was ordered gress to! investigate reports that other the and Hanoi. echoed the Gunfire through for the Missouri Basin project. i By DAYTON MOORE damage from, an atomic or hy city as armored French patrols weapons. It includes, all the big after the Army was attacked by the State Department helped forFrom then on, he said, it will be WASHINGTON New U. S: (UP) to to the bomb attack. subcommittee make up moved into the outlying country power nations and six smaller Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy eign competitors by blocking soma defense plants and military instal- drogen ones. up its own mind. concentra to An Wil 250 hunt Communists. for new estimated overseas sales of U.S. wheat, cotsizeable troop enemy "coddling" lations are being dispersed to sites argued Jenkins, a rugged looking - v Rep. Clair Engle Behind it is an unhappy record son has admitted that the case of ton, and apples. Boyd testified betions.defense have or been built 10 at least miles from plants that the bill fails to set standards of deadlock. trial lawyer, former Army dentist Irving Per-es- s, fore the House Agriculture Comfor the interior department "re- was picked unanimously by the six target areas to reduce probable started by private companies at The United States has stuck conhighlighted by McCarthy, was mittee against the administraexamination." However, he voted voting members of the subcommitsuch dispersed sites in the pas sistently to the "Baruch" plan. badly handled. tion's farm price support program. for the amendment. tee late yesterday- as the impartial 18 months under provisions giving It provides a system of inter counsel to head the inquiry. Mc national control and inspection of Rep. Wayne C. Aspinall the companies tax benefits. Others said he and other backers Carthy, subcommittee atomic production, once sucn a Stepfather Held for Murder may have been built in accordance of the project could vote for the chairman, did not participate in "police" system was working ef with the dispersal program bu bill only if the amendment was Jenkins' selection. He is away from! fectively, there would be a ban on making nuclear weapons. Until without the tax benefit adopted. Without it, he said, the uie capiiai. two power dams would be tied only The subcommittee voted to start then the United States would hold one major military in At least to one irrigation project, the Eden hearings into the explosive case to its stockpile. on stallation has been put under WASHINGTON (UP) unit in Wyoming. RepubliRussia April 21 instead of next week, n rejected that plan. It obThis is the sec can backers of a Senate ground. also TV to or radio approved that specified "spying" inspectors en jected WASHINGTON (UP) The Sen ond Pentagon. An extensive alter Saylor announced, meanwhile, he I will offer an amendment to strike broadcasts of the sessions must ate passed a bill late yesterday nate command and communica statehood bill for Alaska and Ha tering the Soviet Union. Instead on House said action waii not be sponsored commercially Russia proposed immediate, abso authorization for the controversial tto boost federal aid for highway tions center built inside the Catoc the measuretoday be Boston Attorney Quit delayed for lute prohibition of manufacture or Echo Park dam from the bill. The construction to $1,010,000,000 an- tin Mountains 65 miles north of several weeks.may afternoon. Clark himself did not By JOAN GEYER use of nuclear weapons and de dam has been opposed by conser- Jenkins was picked as counsel nually for the two fiscal years here. (R.-Pa- .) this morning. John P. of one of testify Boston A the brutal tale Saylor Rep. struction of all existing stockpiles. attorney Sam beginning July 1, 1955. day after beating vationists as" an "invasion" of' DiThe House of erritories a chairman a child, Plants in Mitchell whipped earlier MonVicki Underground international would be there nosaur National Monument. Later Present highway budget is in Vivian Park was day morning by her mother with pointed out an in- control.. The armed services are dispers Subcommittee, in- a handle taken from the baby's recess starts next That's where we stand today. Session Ended related today to a three-ma-n The measure was approved by ing all their new installations formal House al and members Helen many na Thursday stroller, the. mother! admitted, was both is difference pretty The quest jury by only voice vote after the Senate re- both military and production facil The subcommittee session ended, forced to stand upright in the town. are child's the Mitchell leaving the ready added now Clark, have tions 44 37, an attempt by ities, such as ordnance plants. however, before Saylor could preThe so - called Bennett jected,state to of bus and other after the beating, her mother supporters mother. to their arsenals. senators to kill a, new Indications also are that some theSaylor rural sent his amendment. Chairman School Lands Bill, in! to seek signatures testified.! bill plan The child died late Monday Her said troduced by Sen. Wallace F. method of alloting federal high- atomic plants have been put un on a petition to force action on it. William H. Harrison i she never inmother said soon after being brought, her aid funds among the various aergrouna. Ana atomic weapons The combined measure is ex- DULLES TO FLY TO j husband beat daily sessions will be held until Bennett of Utah, passed the way when terfered her body covered with bruises, to the Vicki or; the other are stored in caves or pected to be sent to the House EUROPE, REPORT action on the bill is completed. presumably U. S. Senate late today when states. children, Joan, her step 10 and Utah he bill now goes to a House-Senat- e other underground places. Sen. Morse of Oregon withLONDON (UP) Reliable Brit- father.Valley Hospital by has bottled which her Committee Rules 6, Jeannette, daughSaylor also objected to. commitConference Committee for Some military installations have ters by a previous marriage, betee procedure on the budget bureau drew his objection. The bill is up a separate House bill for Alas- ish sources said today that Secreof differences with a been adjustment a of to one Dulles Mrs. Clark's husband, Luther cause she feared j "Buzz would series designed Foster John of For State the kan statehood. relocated. draft of the bill. It was brought up instance, tary 875 million dollar bill passed earA proposal by Alaskan Gov. B. will fly to Europe this weekend Eugene (Buzz) Clark, with amendments by backers of give western states lands for beat me, too." btrategicNAir Command Headquar lier by the House. use under provisions of state. ters some years ago was moved Frank Heintzleman that only the for emergency conferences in Lon- construction worker and timber The day of Vickis death began the bill inserted. He said opponents The Senate allotment controverwith domestic violence, when more populous sections of Alaska don and Paris on the American cat operator, sat in the prisoner's weren't given a similar opportunity It will give title to certain deep inland to Omaha, Neb. to a centered around sy proposal to prepare amendments. lands, including revenue from increase federal aid for interstate No' serious consideration has be included in a new state may call for a warning to Red China docket, charged with Vicki' s mur- Buzz knew Vicki had wet her ; leases on land when surveys the basis of a compromise on against further intervention in the der. bed, the mother teistified. At her from 25 million dollars been given to putting defense, fae be . this husband'sr instruction, ' she testia was The are completed. The Bennett highways War. said . statehood continuing the inquest issue, to Saylor tories relocat undergroundN)r bill only slightly amends the to 150 millions but to distribute it ing existing, ones, with a few ex fied, Mrs. Clark f 'grabbed-th- is GOP Dawson bill In the House, among the states according to a ceptions. stick, the handle of the stroller, new formula. so the language and hit; her. I did that so that of the nation's Fifty per cent of the 150 millions Thus, large part must now be accepted by the Buzz wouldn't be down on her so Final passage should do would be allotted among the states defense production capacity will be Mrs. Clark said. tad," House before it becomes law. according to their population, and left in highly concentrated indus Thrown Into Pool the other half according to a long trial areas and very vulernable to edumuch to aid the over-al- l she told the jury, her Instead, Be standing formula which takes into mass destruction by cational picture in Utah, achusband picked up Vicki. fnst account the states' population, over the whooping cough, and Limitation cording to Sen. Bennett. area and road mileage. "threw? her into a pool of the A WASHINGTON (UP) Repub The limitation was pre Provo River, which had ice and lican movie of "The Case of Harry scribed in the government's plant ! snow on it. Dexter White" turned up today as with the scien 450-Mi- le dispersal program one After in the icy dunking a special GOP weapon for the 1954 tifically calculated expectation was Vicki waters,! Imdressed and election campaign. that at that distance a well built into water ordered the again, the The motion picture, selling at a factory would be knocked out of mother! said. local movie laboratory for $28 a operation for only a short time, if Composed in manner but ocat all, in the event of even an copy, was unveiled by the Repubcasionally Two Japanese blinking back tears, About 45 a minute is. consider lican National Committee at the TOKYO (UP) attack on the nearest maMrs. Clark said ; she was not which were boats said two-da- y they Centennial Conference of fishing ed the maximum for human jor target area. the bus when Vicki's in present; outside the danger area safety. GOP women leaders. The was distance set S. when U. the second stepfather began to beat the hydrogen about two years ago but the De The, Republican national cam- device was ordered the entire but heard her husband say They Pachild, in the cargo exploded paign director, Robert Humphreys, cific March 28 arrived in port to- banned from sale, but later re fense Mobilization Office said toto Vicki that "she cried when her conducting a conference workshop day with cargoes of radioactive day it still is adequate despite the mother beat her, why not when some of the tuna. leased on campaign aids, drew a sellterrible destructiveness of the re he did? I knew he was hitting tuna. out crowd of delegates when the About one third of the 35 tons cent test blasts in the Pa Health ordered of officials ' her," but I was Afraid to inter--J parts White film preview was announced. of tuna fere for fear he hit me also." both catches destroyed. None of Maru wascaught by the Kaifuku cific. ordered thrown away Informed sources estimated that Humphreys said the film was the fishermen felt sick and it was County Attorney Arnold' Roy-lan- ce prepared by Rep. Charles Brown-so- n not immediately known whether when it recorded - more than 100 a 10 megaton the equivaasked the foitnes: "Did from motion picture hot dust from the hydrogen explo- beats. lent of 10 million tons of TNT, Vicki cry?" shots of events' during the contro- sions showered the boats. Parts of both boats also showed would destroy factories within four "She did not cry, txia tie versy touched off last fall when Japanese health experts imme- radioactivity. The Shoho Maru miles, severely damage and knock When iher nusband mother; Atty. Gen. Herbert Browneli Jr. diately began an investigation to landed this morning at Shimizu, out those within four to eight miles from the bus, ih2' emerged labeled White a "spy" and said learn noticed his hands' were hurt, and the tuna was contam- southwest of Tokyo, while the and moderately damage those former President Truman knowing- inated.why second boat docked in Tokyo har- within miles. Estimates were "knew he must have hurt Vicki ly promoted him in government. Two Welfare Ministry officials bor. worse than before," Mrs. Clark that the latter could be repaired a r f nm .m ..mm liji Mr. ruman denied the charge armed said. When she entered the bu with a Geiger counters The skipper of the Shoho Maru, fairly quickly. and President Eisenhower said he crawled over the n catch Masao Zokoyama, said he was Informed sources have estimat- ACCUSED MURDERER CONFERS WITH COUNSEL Luther Eugene "Buzz? Clark, left, transient to feed Judy, the j couple's el;ht could not conceive of his prede- brought back by the Shoho Mara sailing from March 17 to 31 on a ed that baby, she saw Yield, stepdaughter, confers months-ol- d exploded in the construction worker charged with murder in the death of his cessor having done anything and found six fish recording from course clearly outside the Bikini current Pacific tests have been In Provo City Court today with bis counsel, Attorney Joseph Meservy. The still unclothed was "shaking ter--( Continued on Pare Tiree) 60 to 1300 counts a minute. 4 area. around , coroner's inquest began this morning and was continuing this afternoon. megatons. Indo-Chin- be-seig- ed 5 . Red-ringei .Congress Urged Okch Phono Wire Tapping (H-bomb- s) :" &ffffinity- (R-Utah- Dimes UN Group " H-bo- Sets Talks On Pp. GKlciOTInlg Vk(S ), ; j . New Directive Issued About Security Risks u d anti-traito- r" R-N- j ! ,..; . 10-pa- ge Target Defense Plants, Military Installations Dispersed (R-Pa- .) R-Wi- s) c hs oo-trove- j "Re-examinatio- n" (R-Wi- s) (D-Cal- .) so-call- ed , House Action Delayed On Bill Boosts - (D-Col- regular Federal Aid For Highways Alaska - Brutal Story of Child Beating old at Inquesv Bilr- so-call- ed five-year-o- $652,-500,00- 0. ld bus-trail- er BULLETIN H-bo- (R-Wyo- .) j I . Indo-Chin- Movie; Of White Case To IIR-711- 0, '54 Weapon 10-Mi- le 10-mi- le Fishermen Outside of Area Bring Radioactive Tuna Back to Japan I H-bo- 450-mi- le 10-mi- le I H-bo- . b, (R-In- I 8-- 13 -- ... , 30-to- five-year-o- ld bs court-appoint- 12-1- ed .. |