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Show TEMPERATURES Pnrtlaai.. Salt Iak . 0(dn . .... ..... Login St. l.ai iArt Vii Fhtttnix ,, 4 Bntt 3t IPocatetto IInvr if'hlrag . t It 14 CLOUDINESS 41 J . . . . IS 41 IT IS -- It lnereMinr.; today, Sunday. tilth 15. Low about temperature today, ' V I I IBUmarrfc . Wathttictoa 41 38 84 l New York 41 37 St 4S Miami . ... I St , 7 rra. 53 2. VOL 27, NO. 37, 1 UTAH PROVO, .... rp tf 'f 4O0?(D)(D)(D) Elopes C-5- UTAH, LI cp rp . Fuchs Migjit Even Make 4 r- rrT-i-- - r LONDON, Feb. 11 ur. Klaus ruens, n a; Feb. 11 Baffling signals swung the far north's greatest air hunt toward the corner Yukon s southwest (U.R) S-O- -S (U.R) j ! Miners Reported Defiant; Orders j. May Be Ignored , Feb. 11 Chairman Tom Con-- I nally of the senate foreign relations committee said Sat4 urday that the hydrogen bomb "in no way closes the door" on the new U. S. at-- i tempts to establish world WASHINGTON, for mercy when he is called to trial in hope; that he may yet be of value to the countries he betrayed, i : Monday. . 0 din, : ' .' - : t alternative" but to pass .on tol 4 ... .' But the United Mine Workers president made it plain; that he was acting only under the duresi of the two Taft-Hartley court orders slapped on him earlier m thd daj. In telegrams to the UMW's district leaders, he said he had "no 4 officials, tightening them the instructions of the court. security, said Sat May Defy Court 16-dwas little chance n ; Reports from the coal fields in Fuchs 'ever again would be perJ y' atomic controls. a lost 4. dicated strongly that the angry ; Hope "for possible survivors mitted to look at ai restricted Connally said ' he understood miners would, defy the court and document or hear in atomic WTm among the 44 abroad the U. S secret. i ... that ' the State department is re continue a strike that has pushed , .1 h transport was rekindled with reviewing "the entire sweep" of the nation to the edge of econew of distress calls. ports U.S. foreign policy in the sense nomic crisis. Fuchs, now in Brixton prison, -- "Constant fixes" based en bear told security police his work in that it continuously is studying Lewis himself told President ings taken by ham operators and nucleur physics in which he was American policy stands all over Truman last Saturday that It was U. S. Air Force listening posts ori of the world s finest brains the world 'IJ questionattle" w h e t h e r the "A placed the transmitter somewhere ' was all that he! lived for and I be driven back to miners i The Texas Democrat told re- -j work could near the Yukon-Alasborder. that he hoped, somehow, his talthe by "legal blackjack" of an at that , Search porters Costly ents still will be needed. "appropriate law. time" the United States itself may theIf the miners refuse "We'll find them," an officer toi reopen Regardless of what happens make another effort in the United the Strike-boun- d said; "if only they'd keep send- Feb. pits. Lewis may 28 at his trial; in Old Bailey, Nations to outlaw all weapons have to their ing, until .we can prove to the courts that criminal court, of mass destruction. position." Planes made a "radio London's ancient to like continue would he he. area. sad, of the sweep" today President. Truman and SecreLOOKING IN Unable to get into the building, crowd stands outside Bow Street Magistrate's search which his research on atomic and The PITTSBURGH, Feb, 11 (U.R) Court in London during hearing into chargesagainst Dr. Klaus Fuchs that he sold allied atomic tary of State Dean Acheson made - already L. Lewis k 70 year has cost $3,000,000 ac hydrogen bombs and the peaceful John British physicist admitted in a signed confession that statements earlier this week which bomb secrets to Russia. The German-bor- n tomorrow but hell probold cording ' to "conservative" and- uses of atomic energy. to a seven seemed to out new secrets Russia Mr. for he while lived rule sold wife Am the of "Dr. Jekyll and he years any ' unofficial USAT and Royal Canably be too busy to acknowerican effort to break the long Begun (NEA Hyde." He was ordered held for trial beginning Feb. 28. . adian Au: Force estimates, droned that he haa reached ledge, stalemate with Russia on inter after aninto its taird. week-en- d retirement age. But' Britain, determined that Cori- controlsnational atomic search f plane there shall never be another imother near-trag- ic The head of the United nally's remarks were the first Crash. The estimate was based on portant leakage again, ' began a is tangled up Mineworkers from an administration foreign In twe court Injunctions: a consumption of several hundred complete of the backleader other policy suggesting thousand gallons of ; 130 octane ground of all. atomic workers rebellion of miners against wise., x gas, loss of two planes, and main- from lowest-pai- d laborers to the being forced to end their tenance. The president's directive to strike under the highest ranking scientists. It was A total of 18 Canadians and understood the atomic energy commission to Act; and- - the strena stand: of the results would be bat-re(U.R) He 11 was eJeoroom his NEW YORK, Feb. at Matteaago. Americans escaped serious injury sent to the. American: FBI. spared the with coal operators net to give in of the the proceed building wan to a cell . in. Raymond Louis Wolfe is well and now trie chair when he was de- far the crashes;; to , the UMW demands.'' bomb in way hydrogen closes.) noj n ," "Britain's main effort- was to' he must die," a Judge ruled tojail-iA.C-4- 7 1claredvlnsahe,"and warseht to Street five Canadians an tn rinnr Brooklyn. th International carrying the ' restore the shaken faith-o- f He Will be sentenced to the Matteawan state hospital, and five Americans "belly-floppefor the control of the his orders were not United States in its ability to day. for the criminally insane at back to death in the electric chair on agreement After nursed being Tuesday atop a 7200-fo- ot the jrtomic bomb really a veiled signal bonun hydrogen to continue secret. The information vital N. Y. five in keep the mental first such Beacon, health unnamed mountain in the Ruby deWednesday, during mass and of other weapons " the strike. He and his union al ' ; For five" years, psychiat-- . case ' in the history of the security check particularly cov years in an insane asylum, he range 84 miles west ef here. struction," Connally said. ready have paid $2,130,000 in con n. ered those who, . like Fuchs, may rists slowly brought Wolf. must die in an Electric chair. state, and possibly, the After 58 hours, of exposure in have v can been the States tempt of court fines for defying theme United alone "The delivland discussiong back from the of the weather, all 10 Judge Louis Goldstein not determine international pol such injunctions in the past. dead. Today he was certi- Officials at Matteawan dewere rescued by paratroopers of overriding loyalty to humanity clared that is the law of New ing Lewis followed up his instrucicy. At an appropriate time th fied as sane, clined comment on the case. 'York governing the punishdropped to the scene. A lone heli- rather than to any one country. tions to UMW local offices with the United to not freemean States, But may, made it did Wolfe through five daring trips still was copter They said Fuchs meanwhile was reported ment of murderers. United Nations, make another at- telegrams to leaders of the coal evacuate nine of them last night ready to plead that temporary dom for there and would be transWolfe was convicted of Wolfe, in offering to meet with once a prosperous textile and. the tenth survivor and five sanity insanity he could turn on first degree murder for beatferred "at the convenience of tempt to secure (.international industry, at 11 a. m. EST. Wedthem here, effectwhich would be to orwere flown to correcagreement wife Goldstein the of manufacturer. -his unfaithful paratroopers and off at will led him to give ing department resume contract negoto nesday measures ive would H Wolfe Whitehorse Saturday,dered and, a six tion."'. provide transferred from death with shoe years priceless secrets to the Soviet tiations. for control guaranteeing proper x Union for seVen years. Declared Emergency the "In the however, meantime, His defense is expected to be must Scientist United States that pursue President Deplores Secrecy Josephs E. Moody of based on a contention he did not policy which it determines to be the Southern Coal Producers asknow right from; wrong, that ' he in the interest of national sejeurt sociation said his group "certainfell victim of his own dangerous ity and an adequate national de ly will , try to cooperate with mental tampering during the fense. These are the most vital Lewis" in setting up new bar time, according to his confession, of national interests." gaining conferences. Moody was he deliberately split his mind into one of the leading in ?Mr. Dr. Jekyll and Hyde personConnally's qarefully worded the only alities. statement came at a time when dustry negotiators in Washington KANSAS CITY, Kan.. Feb. 11 some powerful senate Democrats today. The defense also is expected to CORPUS CHRIST!, Tex., Feb. Lewis t t.RiA only a few hours Army major, stress that Fuchsa was not a spy 11 (U.R) Search planes and ships were perturbed by what they after- the acted 11 WASHINGTON. Feb. given "a prospectus on the government proclaimed who. became the close friend of in the ordinary sense since he crissrcrossed the Gulf of Mexico as administration an regarded with the "simple facts "throwdown" of their ideas for a national coal Emergency and Patricia Anne Clark jwhile serv- had no desire to harm or help any Saturday, looking for a navy fly- Dr. Ralph E. Lapp said Saturday a hydrogen bomb blitz about two in June effects..' that to her father, individual ,j. night vanished boat that ing as yesterday ing effortio ease tension with obtained but only country could wipe out this country's He also urged tfie government another to tions call off the him; Gen. Mark Clark, was shot to wanted to work! j ordering men aboard. nine with Russia. far humanity, strike and. drop alleged "illegal death early Saturday.! The navy said the plane "cer- - major cities and kill 10,000,000 to to "spark" dispersion of indus and that Communism, repre , Sens. Brien McMahon, D. Conn., contract demands. The body of Maji John J sented 15,000,000 Americans in one day. tries and limitation of the size of was down. by Russia,, was the "hope tainly B are Richmond own Millard and cities D., its Md., Judge Tydings. on by worked decentralizing in who A the the navy plane transport Lapp, - model expensive automobile at an of the world." known to be disturbed by the Keech signed the two orders only ;i atomic bomb during the war and agencies. search sighted an oil slick et a about 70 miles south- since has been a consultant in He said the pentagon should be policy line taken by the president a few minutes apart, following , dustrial district here. warning from President Truman 24 east of Galveston, on the pre- nuclear science to various agen- cleaned out and used only forland Acheson this weelca regarding new ap that the national health and wel x' Sheriff Roy Ferguson of Wyan sumed .course of the missing cies and institutions, deplored "dead records.'! The senate, he their suggestions for sena fare will be imperiled if the Both world to should meet in peace. dotte .county saia mere were In proach coast official about the at suggested, final A' nearby its secrecy report. plane tors ure the strike Is Dermitted to so on. in house the three wounds in Luther's head. and considering taking Va., Alexandria, investisent to was He said .the people should be guard vessel to restate The second injunction containsenate flooKnext week He said there also was indication Md. Bethesda, the slick. ed most of the teeth. It was a that Luther had been beaten sav A HOUSTON, TexJSFeb. 11 (U.R) gate "We must avoid the concentra their positions. the: word Last from tornado struck the suburban j restraining order forbid tion of key - individuals in one H agely on the head. Martin Mariner came at Mystery Solved town oi iaporte Saturday, critic 3 a until hearings have strike ding said. Squired Clark's Daurhter relocality," a Lapp routine p.m. CST Friday 20 un the. governheld Feb. been ally injuring one. person and port While serving as . . a In Inside delivered The Herald Saturday speech Today ment's application by radio to its home base, for an to Clark, Luther squired his at wrecking an estimated two dozen the Corpus and in a conversation with night naval Christi air Pages . injunction. tractive daughter to; numerous horftes'r I. said he the " United 6 Press, Lapp Central Utah News station. under The other, functions. His . family reported Mr. - Ellatojdisoh,'. considers the a greater negrdv That was two hours after it .10-1- 1 atcV limited itself the from Clay City, Ind that he was afaouf80, was brougbtt Jeffer took to to this Sports over-wat- er than threat a country for off routine ; "a very close friend" of Patricia son Dvis to forbidding the miners to strike Russia. hospital here iis critical flight, carrying an insDeaths ... for certain "illegal" demands, in Ande and that he was the house condition. She was injured when training cliThis a could threat reach four Crewmen and the union shop, a tor of the Clark family at their her yhouse collapsed And capped tructor-pilot, cluding in max 10 to 'guest five years, Lapp New Briefs four midshipmen in pilot training. - Fort Monroe, ?Va., home last new her in the wreckage. V welfare fund, said. He based his estimate, he Its position then was 200 nautiv and a contract clause providing , M Financial on Page year's. The international sheriff's Harris 11 said, j LOS , political Feb. miles of County cal northeast ANGELES, Corpus -that they work only when "wiU Lutlier, who won numerous office here was advised that Christi, or a point roughly factors as well as on Soviet scien- Editorial (U.RK 90 A jittery crew of police 8, Sec. 2 las' and able." w Page .decorations in World War II, was "abOM zS tific and hoUses" were destroyed miles southeast of Galveston Istechnical capabilities. opened a ticking, suitcase at more than five waited Lewis dressed in civilian! clothes His or heavily damaged. as "Horrible it may sound," . 8, Sec. 2 nSaturinternational land. to bow to j airport before was hours behind of deciding his wheel the body said, "we must be prepared a bomb eastward. was Lapp and instead It of traveling day court. the the toward 2 car, slumped Sec. to lose 10.000,000 to 15,000,000 Women's Features right they found an electric vibratThen he sent a batch of long Hisf feet still were on thepedals mise that robbery was the motive Weather conditions were slightly in the first, day of the Church Activities a as owner the to of people the passage due unsettled machine, ing just to the UMW officials in . and the car was telegrams A his ' dollar ione death. bill lor ilowgearfThe of the suitcase said they Lmlhor cold .front, but a navy superblitz." them that he fields was the notifying had in were 3(Tcents and small Thecaf ignition on' change 2 was . Russian taget worth School News was The no Sec. would. ' said $, there ,, j only to the miners spokesman tell skidded abojit 90 feetacross in "required trousfound the pockets of his a expenditure of an? tn irpt back to work. He stressed ; street intersectionX ers. Hi 1A43f Wesf Point araA. "great turbulence." c The noise 2 Comics Sec. popping only 9, y weapon he said would be equivaCoast guard headquarters ,at when they the compulsion under which he His Diuioid ' ancK watch were uating class ring' still wasx on his New opened the bag lent in explosive effect to Orleans ordered the cutters ..lft-12 was acting. Classified See. came .from the flashbulbs of missing, leadingofficers to sui hand, x' tons of TNT-r"- is Moscow." Iris arid Boutwell into the search. nearly a dozen newspaper urariium-pluto-niuU.S.! Improved fon Corpus navy planes Eight photographers who had spent would do for other Christi took off at dawn, and the a day waiting for the half Soviet targets, he suggested. 18 to. air search fleet was raised event. big , at noon. But the United States, Lapp "Oh," said police ibaliistics added, is full of potential superWeather over the gulf off Texas was' fairly good today. Jhere were Sgt. Russell Camp after he bomb targets. He cited cities like broke open- the lock, a few minor tnunaersiorms, out New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, through a suitcase full PRICE, Utah, Feb. 11 (U.R) Ttysrc was little" indiPUYALLdP, Wash., Feb. 11 (Ui?)Flame.s dfe- -- the ceiling held at about 2,000 . Detroit and Los Angeles, with a women's :a and to of clothing total feet of cation thorough Satpermit enough here Saturday that Utah's 4,000 coaK miners stro.ved thePuyallup! high school auditorium early population nearly found the jiggling vibrator. ' would return to the pits Monday under the; injunction but in the 1,500 basketball fans escaped injury urday The coast guard asked all ship? He turned the 'switch off, is very, little we can do "There President order blaze. Truman. of y: $200,000 in tne gun to oe onitns ioqkoul? about, those cities," he aaid, "exreplaced everything In the howed Ahe afternoon Assistant fire Chief EarlKiser said the cause of the for survivors or signs ofxwrecr here Saturday to sealed suitcase the Asurvey shut cept bag, vstop them from getting without a that age miners are pretty much of the opinion and turned it over to Amerij any worse," flareup was not knownjbut he believed :it started from can which" airlines ! coal contract promised mined. "defective wiring." there will be no; He said this country is like "the v it would CLANDESTINE RADIO: fly the bag to New man who lives in a tarpaper shack A The flames were discovered shooting out the audiat Kenilworth, one of the FOUND IN COLOMBIA: company spokesman York on a plane toijight and and develops a flamethrower to Carbon BOGOTA, Colombia, Feb. 11 torium by a janitor, who called firemen. Spectators county mining districts, said he felt the turn it overt to Mrs. H. R. protect himself." . major U.R) Alfredo Lozano iAgudelo, 'Harrison. a scheduled game between Puyallup would "miners be foolish not to return but I don't and players-'fo- r And as long as the federal govprominent Colombian diplomat, . will." think and White River high schools left the building without Detective in they, Jack ernment remains centralized inspector and at least three other liberal Donahoe and Sgt. Jack Gold-atoBusinessmen of Price likely would support the' y Washington, he addd, "no, one party members will be tried be panic. will ever be able to convince Inhelped Camp get things miners if they stayed out, a sample survey showed. It was the second disaster to strike the school in fore a military court ior operate in order while or should a it clandestine police station, 'radio, Capt. dustry disperse ing. that, less than a year. An April 13 earthquake caused They said they felt it would be of little gain ito have . should limit authoritative sources reported Cecil Wisdom stood by and civilians that-the- y the miners work for 10 or 80 days, then strike again., 300,000 damage. the size of their .cities." .directed the operation. Saturday. ay . j (U.R) . C-5- : anti-stri- ke Druiianx Saturday : af teraig second But British heroic mounta Vii rescue all phases of slowed the search for urday there P j Connolly's Statement Runs Counter to Those WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 (U.R) John) L. Lewis yielded reluctantly to two federal injunctions Saturday Of Truman and Acheson and (ordered his 400,000 soft coal miners to return to work I - cp World Atomic Control Still To Be Sought Border scientist who sold ' atomic WHITEHORSE, Y. T., secrets to Russia, may ask Yukon-Alaska- 13 (5J Plea In His Defense To Be SomeWhere Near . PRICE FIVE. CENTS 11 .w. f1i Temporary Insanity Transmitter Believed : Coal Miners to Retam to Work MoiMay wrr-rr--mrr- yr.itrm 5...V-- : , 1950 12, U'lL aAuvi cp 5 5 FEBRUARY SUNDAY, British Atomic Spy May Ask For Mercy To Continue Nuclear Physics Research . SOS Sionnls For Lost COUNTS JtiiSlizjiyjla i . 11 -- j . 5 'Won't Work Without a Gontriact' . r ka ! . is . (Taft-Hartl- ey j - pin-poi- nt two-nati- . on . mb Re-Surv- ey Radie-Telephot- Wife Slayer Nursed Back to Health So He Can Be Put to Death In the Electric Ghair 1: Taft-Hartl- ey - ... -- 1 s - d" v back-to-wo- rk 1 na-.tio- , i : ;r - -- Army Mpjo Found Shot To 'i Navy Flying Boat Lost Says Hydrogen Bomb Could With 9 Aboard (ill 15 Million In One Day Death In Car 1 ' old (U-R- -- H-bo- ) . aide-de-ca- Taft-Hartl- ey H-bo- mp . ; ; ) , - " ! mid-afterno- . on i Homes Wrecked Texas Tornado . " b.l 't. iVi twin-engin- ed 10-d- ay -- j -- " aide-de-cam- p" i.i jittery1 Cops Find 'Bomb' Only Vibrator ; 80-d- ay 2-- m Taft-Hartl- e,d ey i union-men-on- iy ....... 1 Taft-Hartl- ey also-ebtain- ........... H-bo- N . y . "-- ' Merry-Go-RKi- nd - l-- -- 1 . ; o.) - ey PITTSBURGH. Feb. 11 flJ.R) ' Rebellious soft coal miners de fied the sjgovernment ; Saturday to get them back to work by. in " , junction. '' District and local presidents of the United 'Mine Workers said they would follow the' instructions of President John L, Lewis and order the men 4o end their strike immediately. In the majority of cases, however, they were doubtful that the men f jonn uzanicn, president or me Bellwether Roberta Pa, local of the H. C. Frick Coke Co. said his men voted earlier today to stay , I i out. Told that! Lewis has ordered them to comply with the. federal court order! to .resume work, Ozanich saldj: "I don't see" where thi is: go ing to make much difference. . However we'll hold another meeting and see what they want to djO. But I don't think they , will go back." . Exprees Pessimism , - Michael; Honus, Uniontown, surer of Dis- -i secretai trict w(jere the rebellion three against the day week was centered, said he would try to persuade the men to return bu4 Was pessimistic. "We've lryTrtg to get theml to go back but they won't go,l Honus said. "As ffr as I know, our men said they will not go r . back without contract. 9runo Olmizzl, Lairobe, Pa was j District 3 representative, .... more optimistic.1 'Of cour! if that's his orders, that's tt," he said. "It's up to the men bul; I believe they will . comply with his orders" ; In the Missouri-Kansfields, Henry Allai, president of District 14, said all miners were directed "to follow Mr. Lewis" instructions and I believe they will." Coal operators in the area exthat the men pressed the belief five-daweek.i y would work a full At Springfield, 111, Hugh White, District 12 president, said it was his "personal opinion that the miners Would .stay on strike. Joe Serdich, 4 president of a Grant Town, W. Vaxlocal which led a rebellion against the three-da- y week also doubted thatfttiei miners would return. "We iknow Lewis cart't do any thing but hand down this order,1 Serdich said "This is not a re volt against Lewis, it's a revolt act. against thel The miners are still 100 per cent ' behind Lewis." Pa Lewis-impos- ed -- bf , as i. Taft-Hartl- ey House Sure To Approve, Excise Cuts , - . -- 1. . m Flames Destroy High School Gm; 1,500 Hoop Fans Escape Utah's Coal Miners May Not Return to the Pits Monday A-bo- " , - rupi-mag- ed 00. . , ) ; . " ne i ft WASHINGTON. Feb. II U.R Congressional tax experts said Saturday nig it it seems virtually certain that the House will approve fedenl excise tax cuts amounting to at least 1, 000,000,-00- 0 a. year.;,. 'V; There is acme! feel ling that the.reductions miy run closer to $1- 1. J Uke from ill Wcis taxes is estimated by thetreasur at 7, 640,000,000 fcr fiscal 1951, President Truman, in his recent tax. message ito congress, recom mended excise reductions or (69S.000.000. But he proposed that $40,000,000 61 this be recouped by a new 10 per cent excise tax on television seb, making the net reduction under his proposal ' S855,000,00O a year. Mamhir,! nt th house ways and means commit- tax-frami- , j ? ' now on Mr. Tfrunian's tax revision y program, have indicated that they-' will go well beyond the Presldent's excise recommendations. . - L S , . ng |