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(UP)- cause us to drag our feet in this Vishiinsky Takes - Atomic Commissioner must unponani nuclear nower warned today race' that Russia may win the crucial Can Meet Challenge "industrial power race" if the one familiar with world "No United States doesn't apply the has any doubt that to technology spurs la lagging atomic power Soviets-ar- ethe . , day capable of i program. f the atomic electric meeting power M a f major peech before the CIO United Steelworkers conven-Ho- cnajienge," Murray declared. Murray called for a "titanic" "If the U.S.S.R. should win the inausinai power race,, tne price effort to govemcaent-backe- d late "atoms for peace" plans into tag for nuclear power reactors will the operating atomic power plants in be high. Sowillhigh indeed that be forced to relinthis country and throvghout the purchaser quish his birthrights and civil lib free world. in exchange for nuclear elec "Our failure to go ahead on a erties tric This must not happen power. . broad, vigorous program," he What a it would be if tragedy Said, wwould pjajr into the hands world leadership in this field fel by default into Soviet hands. Murray recalled President Eisen hower's announcement on Labor ' Day that the United States is cre an 9-Po- wer international atomic poo! ating with its Allies to spur peacefu use of atomic power. t i "But unless this program is ag gressively implemented, years-wi- ll pass before significant tangible re WILLIAM CALBRAITH suits are realized,", he said "The Vnfad Press Staff Correspondent implementation needed is a perWASHINGTON (UP) The Unit sistent determined effort, backed d States will send Secretary of by our manpower and our dollars State John Foster Dulles to a nine- - to put atomic power plants into power conference in London next operation both here and abroad.' week to try to hammer out a plan Calls For Scientists for rearming West Germany. called for an immediate Murray Th State Department announced increase in the number of scien " :-7 late Monday that this country has tists assiened to atomic power . work. He urged a strong program 4 tion to. the meeting, which is sched of government support and sug . uled to get underway next Tues gested that one of the first places . i day. to set up a power reactor abroad Lincoln White, department should be in Japan, which was Spokesman, said Dulles hopes to the atomic weapon's first victim wind up his affairs at the United USW President David J. McDon Nations General Assembly in time ald, making his first convention to leave for London Saturday. The appearance as head of the USW g secretary returned since he advanced to the post fol only last weekend from a hurry-u- p lowing the death of Philip Murray HOME AT LAST Former United Press correspondent Richard trip to Bono and London. And it in .1952, Monday lashed out at Commnoon today by his Is at before Spokane greeted just was only a week ago that he came unist-led groups and ''bread and Applegate at the Spo-kan-?, L. his Mrs. Frank arrival upon mother, Applegate back from an extensive Far East- butter unions which forget the Donald Dixon Wash., airport from Tokyo.. Applegate with ern trip. of management' and grab equity U.S. officials view next Tues what they can although it might day's conference as the first show put them out of business." down wrth France over alternatives to the European army plan which the French Assembly killed. They are fraoklr not overly optimistic about Ibe chances for success. . : Thomas Energy I. Murray fi .- . U ' . - : Fbor to Demand Seat for the Reds . 1 n; r. iiv r To Confe rence "(tr?- . -.- (' Sc '' '- - Sr ? - -- f C.- -- - som-comnttttee chairmanships ' Dt Political Committee, prised: Russia's Andrei T. (UP) of Colombia; Urrutia Francisco Vishinsky took the floor, at Special. Political Committee, , Thor the outset of today's Mrst ThorS of Iceland; Economic and meeting of the ninth annual Financial Committee, Sir Douglas U. N. General Assembly to Copland of Australia; bociai, iHu demand a seat for Red China. manftarian and Cultural Committee, Jiri Nosek of Czechoslovakia; Committee, . R a f i k . UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UP) Ttusieeship Administrative of Ashaj Syria; The United States lined up enough Pote Sara-si- n Committee, support today to defeat Russia s an of Thailand, and Legal Comticipated bid this afternoon for ad Francisco Garcia-Amadmission of Red China to the United mittee, X of- - Cuba. Nations. The general, or policy, debate More man 40 e.N. members was scheduled to start Wednesday pledged they would vote withthe However, only Dulles was named N United States against giving Na on speakers list and he may A tionalist China's seat to the Peip-- not tte; be ' ready tomake his major ing regime. speech-untiThursday. was batHe Only a brief verbal. expected before a vote is taken. H Soviet Delegate Andrei Y. Vi shinsky follows last year's pattern he will bring up the issue before the ninth annual General Assembly, which convenes at 3 p.m. EDT, elects its new president. , Secretary of State John Foster Dulles was scheduled to lead the fight against Vishinsky s efforts to By WILBUR LANDREY world gain a seat m parliament for-- his friends in Peip-in- United Press Staff Correspondent UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. 1 Dulles to Go - and-BUdgetar- y or 4 ; . Britain Calls ; r ' . , , j - Meeting Of 5 Pabt Nations ; ) K n g. J IloNDON (UP)-arit- ain sailed an emergency meeting of the five Dulles was expected to call for Brussels pact nations today to a vote on a motion to defer action seek a new way around French' on the issue of Chinese represen feara J of a rearmed, sovereign "and mounting German (right) were captured by the Chinese Reds while sailing off tation for the duration of the as- Germany resentment against French delay Hongkong 18 months ago aad were just released recently.! This sembly session. atactics. ing is their first visit to their homeland since their release. Wnited He presented a similar motion Press Telephoto), at the start of last year's assem- West Germany reacted angrily yesterday when. French Premier bly, which was approved by a proposed a vote. Last year Burma, India, Indo Pierre Mendes-Franc- e nesia, Norway and Sweden joined plan creating 1Z,German divisions Soviet bloc in oppos but temporarily banning Germany the five-vofrom the North Atlantic Treaty Or the pigeon-holining , It was not known definitely gamzatkm. whether Vishinsky would wait un ;; Germans said they would not Fear Jrtnch Plan til the assembly elects its new contribute to a "foreign" legion.' ex These diplomats privately president. Dr. Eelco N. Van Klef- - ?: Representatives of B r i a 1 n. concern the about fens of me Netherlands, to succeed France, Belgium; Holland and today his prognosis for the autumn by- - will speak from Washington, Han pressed By MERRIMAN SMITH possibititgr that a new plan ad elections was "a good picture, but said. , SPOKANE (UP) American India's Mrs. Vjjaya Lakshmi Pan- Luxembourg met to study widen-inUnited Press Whito House Writer it's vanced bjr French Premier Pierre , newsmen a Vice Kicnard Applegate and dit. Eisenhower and ing! their mutual aid pact to hard Pres ;Mr. fight." Meados-Franc- e clude West Germany and Iialy. might, in effect, DENVER (UP) Republican Na Hall announced that on election ident Richard M. Nixon will make Don Dixon stepped from a North wffl be vice Seven presidents FORT SHERIDAN, M. WP) tional Chairman Leonard W. Hall eve, Nov. 1, Mr. Eisenhower a joint radio and television speech west Airlines Stratocruiser onto chosen. slap a straHjacket on, Germany's Traditionally, five vice Prkne Minister Winston ChurI ' An court martial today be reported "to President Eisenhower would make a "get out the vote" from Denver Oct. 8 on what the native soil today, ending la fligh vearmamest. are filled by the Unit- chill j also called his cabinet m presidencies The State Department still hopes gan deliberating the fate of Lt today that the GOP faced a "hard appeal to be broadcast over na- GOP calls "precinct day," in a to, freedom after 18 months im ed States, Britain. France, Russia session to decide how far Britain theMendes - Francex suggestions CoL Harry Fleming, 46, the first fight" in returning a Republican tional radio and TV networks.;' major effort to put steam behind prisonment in Red hina and Nationalist, China. The other can; go to meet French Premier contain some basis for negotiation American Army officer; accused of majortiy to Congress this fall.. The chief executive probably Republican campaign workers. demands was met by his moth two are to go to Burma and Ecua Pierre Applegate on West German rearmament. But collaborating with the Communists The chairman morex British commitments to for Mrs. L. how Med Frank dor. er, predicted, Applegate, i officials said the French Premier's in Korea. would ford. Ore., who hugged him hard ever, that the Europe. Committee Chalrmea Named proposals require study to deter The case was given to the court pick up betweenRepublicans 15 and 20 House and tearfully told him be looked ' made It clear even assembly Mendes-Franc- e nine whether they place too much martial for a verdict after each seats. like he needs a "good home-- The slate fpr Qie British partithat wanted France emphasis on control machinery side had summed up its case cooked meal." . western defense in the with conferred who any cipation econoThere was no indication how long Hall, and not enough on military, network and blamed" the death of "Why are fyou crying ?!" Apple- tne hi colonels comprising tne President and three top officials mic and social cooperation. gate asked. 'It's all over now," the; European Defense Community At least two top foreign diplo- court would take to reach a verdict of the Republican national organi House summer White the at zation onjthe fact that Britain would not NBC mats said, however, that they were Col. Rodham Rutledge, defense Applegate, correspondent and former United Press staff corhaye; been a member; counsel, spent only five minutes in here, also took a poke at former encouraged by toe Mendes-Franc- e who been has President Truman, and Dixon. Minister The Brussels Treaty Nations, Interna He his brief said summation. plan. Norwegian Forevn By KEITH L. MARTIN . J that the committee Is convinced respondent, who signed their pact in 1948, were tional News Service correspondent, Halvard M. Lange said be is op- Fleming was deprived of food and critical of the GOP administra Sparkman is the victim of both looked fit but tired. called into session by Britain to timistic that the plan will offer a medicine by his Communist cap tioi. I hope Mr. Truman takes an United Press Staff Correspondent that rumor and gossip" and that the Hall basis for negotiation and Nether tors in Korea, and still suffers active part in the campaign," draw, up a formula to present to Good Eating Ahead INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP) Alabaman only "was exercising re he "To said. (UP)-Tmind, anything WASHINGTON my Jus the mine nations conference n Two-the effects. . from he (Connned on Page Senate housing investigators said sponsibility to a constituent like Applegate said he had lost 50 next week. V London announced Col. John R. Pritchard, summing says will help us in the campaign. tice today ' they are convinced that Sen. any senator does. pounds during his Ordeal. His that Department in Grand a federal the up for tne prosecution, asserted "I put Mr. Truman, Mr. (Adlai today to Brussels in addition Jury pact J. Sparkman exerted of televised hearings mother replied "Maybe it was good Brooklyn, has indicted Henry W that the evidence shows Fleming E.) Stevenson and (Democratic John no undue influence in connection In a day the United States, West. the Monday, on members, Banking Committee for you." trne (irunewaid "wilfully gave aid and comfort National Chairman Stephen) with housing "windfalls." uutenman) i Germany, Italy and Canada will been' stacking up the perjury charges. charged two young men cleared "But I've to the enemy by making propa Mitchell in the left wing category take! the meeting on West in part A witness before Sen. Homer $2,471,071 on apartment construc finest corn and chickens you ever rearmament ganda broadcasts and conducting of their party," Hall added. indictment German The that . charged Banking Committee tion in four states, an Illinois man saw, she said. ."You won t have Grunewald in 1952 lied five times Mendes-Franc- e classes for prisoners of war in Hall was accompanied by Val Capehart's stirred up new testified that it was "com- "induced" approval of phony GI to eat rice any more."j Monday ComCommunist theory. J. Washington, GOP National a Grand before resentment Brooklyn Jury German mon An yesterday by Utah knowledge" although "pure- loans, and a former FHA state "Don't tempt me like that," Ap which' was (UP) SAUNA, If found guilty, Fleming faces a mittee director of minorities; Robeffort investigating crime and opposing an that the 1953 Demo- director had interests7 outside the plegate grinned old Las Tegas motorist, William possible sentence of life imprison ert Humphreys, GOP congression- ly gossip" Revenue the Internal to! vinto the hi West corruption Germany bring cratic vice presidential candidate law. was killed instantly last ment- and James al director, on a The landed here campaign ' Holmes, Service. plane Nbrth Atlantic Organization. Treaty Attacks FHA Officials night when the car in which he was The defense, however, claims Bassett, public relations director helped push through an illegal from Anchorage, Alaska, af : loan. Washington Grunewald, jHe told the consultative assemriding went out of control and over- that "if there were any heroes in for the national committee.' Capehart attacked Federal Hous flight ' ter a scheduled landing! at Seattle influence bly of the Council of Europe at turned on Utah highway 10, nine Korea, is among They were joined in a Lowry However, Capehart said today ing Administration officials for was cancelled by fog. The two men mystery man and alleged Fleming Harry indict- Strasbourg that he preferred givis under miles east . of here. peddler, already looseness" in the administering! f, them.M. ; Air Force Base conference room 18 months ment were 10 exactly 58captured of on counts here I in was the per ing the Germans membership in mishap law. He said his committee un Injured g was accusea or were cruising in as by Wilton B. Persons, the Presiago they today A local Grand year-ol- d charged Reginald E. Tabiner also j leming jury. covered thousands of cases where ah extended Brussels treaty with the Reds by making dent's chief liaison aide with Capis yacht, Kert, in inter that he lied 10 times Jury Applegate in , of Las Vegas, and driver of the FHA testimony excessive made which loans, Communist propaganda broadcasts, tol Hill, and other members of national waters. before a Grand Jury here and becarr He was reported in "good" informing Authoritative sources at Bonn on fellow prisoners, and the White House staff who flew by law were limited to 90 per cent Not Were Tortured , a Hduse Ways dnd Means Sub said; Chancellor Konrad vAden- fore condition at the Salina hospital. cost. of another out last from injuring i by Washington prisoner night .Investigating officers said the Marvin L. Warner, 35, and Jo investigating tax scan akier's West German government his foot. 'They fed us rice, fish, weeds committee Trip to West two men were towing a model T stomping oncontended dais. meat at a and little each of meal. natives Bir 30, Kanter, under vfill reject any move by France conferlevel seph The high that, Fleming political BEAR RD7ER CITY, Utah (UP) coupe and failed to negotiate a great and now of Cincinnati, Applegate said. "I never did like Grunewald's trial in the District to delay German membership in stress as a of enemy ence preceded Mr. Eisenhower's mingham result Voy B. Christensen, curve. The car overturned several of Columbia case has been set for NATO. .. brutality, he cooperated with his swing into the West, which begins son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Chris- were accused12 of realizing a huge fish or rice and I still don t." N times. ' ' windfall in those on Nov. necesto 15.1, the tomorrow. newsmen told he apartments and Dixon German inclusion degree Ap fin! proposingv was Bear 7 The death was Utah's 136th of captors only River tensen, Utah, City, two cities and in Indianapolis and to save the lives of American Hall, in an amazingly frank killed were not together during Conviction of perjury charges in tne lirusseis pact, Menaes- the year compared with 143 traffic sary yesterday at his home whenc St. Louis. Their total cost was $21,- - plegate wnom respon-lmoohe felt soldiers told the for Both agreed they carries a maximum penalty of France said his plan could be put after their reporters captivity. a rifle accidentally discharged, fatalities at a 'similar date last sible. I 964,860, but loans totaled $24,435,- underwent no extreme physical $2000 fine and five years imprison- into effect before the end of 1954 with the President that The meeting victim's ' brother, year, , 932. . ment if .the nine nation London Confer A. (Continued on Page Two) Ben, told officers they .found Sparkman was linked to a $3, ence approves his conditions. a rifle in a cabinet 1400,000 Warner-Kante- r apartment while their parents were out of the Because of West Germany's in Indianapolis, f ormer FHA aphouse. M fight to gain NATO membership i ' By UNITED PRESS praiser James Swan said it was not was load the rifle Although diplomats feared Mendes-France-'s Americas League "common knowledge," 22though of insistence upon delay might wreck ed, the boys found 000 01 Washington gossip," that Sparkman "purely to shells and the London meeting. . them in tried insert New York 000 00 y loan helped push a the i Mendes-Franc- e chamber. brother The older proposed hmit-Stone and Fitcgerlad; Grim and WASHINGTON (UP) Sen. Sam controversial issue and that most through. said to .12 divihe accidentally pulled the .. Berra. Denies Sparkman Involved SAN FRANCISCO (UP) An ex- silica minerals and silicates and ing theor German armyan act that said today; the Senate senators would be quite busy in trigger Ervin J. ' back. the in sions equivalents, wounding Voy First game Warner denied sparkman was ecutive of the . Kaiser Aluminum many salines. should deal with the McCarthy cen October of an election year. He died a few minutes later.: involved. the West Ger further angered Senate session a In Philadelphia .1 010 001 1 on a He said "windfall" tne suggesting of 2 sure question before the Nov. Henry Mulryan, president & such a limited said Chemical mans. They Boston .... .. . . 001 000 0 Corporation predicted on before the election condition the loan represented "proper and Talc and Clay Company of force would become committee Watkins Sierra if election the just an Wheat, Diaon (7) and Astroth, can next the committee report is completed savings on construc today a "rapid expansion" of South Pasadena, Calif., said cos legitimate" to the French army. Sobinson W); Nixon, Hurd (7) and week.finish its report by early Ervin re tion. $ chemical manufacturing in the metic manufacturers are begin by early next week r ' White. i some charges had been called said that evidence showed Capehart West with a corresponding em ning to recognize that high grade The Norm Carolina Democrat, Detroit at Baltimore, night censure committee, the that made someone in Washington pressured on a member of the committee study headed mineral raw talc is produced in California; Sen. Arthur V. Watkins Chicago at Cleveland, night the late R. Earl Peters, Indiana phasis by Montana and Nevada. il v:;materials. Sen. censure ing charges against was created for to FHA "buryloan. the approve director, Mulryan said only French or said Joseph R. McCarthy The Kaiser official,! !Fred Lohse, Italian Rational 46 accusations against the was Several witnesses said Peters talc was used in cosmetics ing" told the American Mining Congress for 400 010 0005 7 3 he would not object to prolonged New York is said he Ervin UNITED about hesitant PRESS willing McCarthy. By However, he said West it years. on Sendebate the report when the 101 000 0002 5 0 raw for that materials "head-on.- " Brooklyn. A meet these to to cold Mid front nave proved "We're the' era talc charges swept going certainly keep industries in the West that their producers can maintain Gomes, Beam (6) and Katt; ate reconvenes. However, he made it clear he west today, bringing a preview of after this thing, and if there was the chemical to product Ervin's position on the timing of did not think k was the duty of autumn two ) and Oampa-get ai great deal its quality, and uniformity from RICHFIELD, Utah (UP) A Podres, Labia i i a mystery, man in Washington in- "are going days early. the Senate session conflicted with the the years just in of attention neiia. censure committee to tell Sentimidating Peters to approve the Temperatures dropped to 23 de year to year. Sigurd, Utah, woman that of Sen. Edwin C. Johnson ate leaders when First gasa ' !j should to find out who ahead.;' the Senate at N.D. we're H. Kuchel Sen. grees Mrs. Thomas Dickson, loan, Nell died last night going vice chairman and senior be reconvened. 3 St. Louis "All signs point to an early de told the congress yesterday that of injuriesHarding was predicted it was," Capehart said. frost when she fell suffered Widespread Democrat on the censure commit1C0 ex then Chicago e a and resolu recess Under rapid in Senate's the for must Twenty-onother of velopment were States United the , develop from a horse in front of her home. Illinois, tonight portions projects tee. Johnson said last week he did Raschl aod Hush and indusSarni; contrue of chemical to a reconvened be will the tendencies" under Minnesota. pansion it and and build Officers said it appeared Mrs. committee tion, Iowa, ' scrutiny by "squkrelly not think the Senate should be sider the Fanning. five on cool The Lou- try. The continuing population rush up a storehouse of strategic mat Harding suffered a heart attack into front the Arcadia McCarthy swept report today Apartments, called back to the Capital to tackle Cincinnati of and slipped from the horse, strikdays after an official call goes out Southwest, moderating unseason- isville; Meadowbrook Apartments, supplies the .driving force for this erials against the rainy day the issue before the crucial fall from Milwaukee ' . Golf moor Housinc. movement." warm both of leaders ; war. . that another world par political ably temperatures Indianapolis ing her head on the. hard surface Nurhall tpd CndaseKicfaots election. ties. Thus, if the committee files pushed the mercury to 105 degrees Gary; Crane Naval. Base housing Lohse said the principal requireHe said World War H taught us of the highway. end crasdaa. Johnson contended the political its report early next week:, a ses yesterday at Presidio Tex., and in souwera inoiana, ana xi apart ments of the chemical industry will that we could not depend on for The Harding residence fa Ciguri AA Al m Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, S climate prior to the election would s ion would be possible as early over iuu m ci&ui ouer xexas !l menu built by Leo Lippman, 14 be petroleum, natural gas, coal eign sources of supply even in the is located about eight miles bocO not be right for deciding such a as tne following week. tames, juzx. m Pare Two) of here. ceUutose, liane, phosphatio shales, hands of our AHses. , .. Expected To Ask Tabling . ! hard-travelin- -- 44-1- 2 Liberated . GOP Faces Hard Fig Told By National Chairman Court Martial Weigh s Fate Of Fleming i 0 te Nevsme n Step g. " ' On Home Soil ' 1 11-m- an - 'A .' I Mendes-France'- - '" Spqr! 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