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Show " f ; Mail Order Spy Truman Vetoes Kerr Bill To (Continued from Page One) Reclamation Features Taken Gruesome Way Exempt Gas From Regulation head sadly as he was led from courtroom. the in be the law de from present Pare Bill (Continued may One) Out of Columbia Basin o Cover Up although he feels the "What can say?" he muttered J been the situation if the bill had sirabie, federal power commission will "I will probably be deported. The SUNDAY HERALD fj Sunday, April 16, 1950 jer THeS I WASHINGTON. April 15 (U P.) public works: bill now on the senate, floor Includes $250,000,000 for army engineer project authorizations under the Columbia basin program, but no provisions for ; the ' program's reclamation features of the program. . After five 'days of debate on the $600,000,000 reclamation features, the senate beat down three attempts Friday to get them into its flood control and rivers and harbors bill in some form. Their main opposition came from chairN.' M., of man Dennis Chvez,-D.- , the senate public works committee who said they had no place in his bill.:- Immediately: following the defeat of the- reclamation amendments. Sen. Warrtfn ftfagnuson. one of their chief D Wash. A, : . - I know that been approved. the president did what he thought was right but I am just as certain that future events will demon strate that consumers as well as producers would have been far better off had the bill been supporters introduced a separater NEW YORK, April 15 (U.R) bill to authorize them. He saidfi he was relying on statements byetectlvs searched Saturday for skeleton of a man who members of the public works that they would likefently was the victim of a killer a chance to consider the pro-f,h- o sliced his flesh from his . bones hearings. in an attempt to commit a posalsjat Prospects were slight that theppg-f- " murder bill wpuld e.yer reach the senate rfundreds of police combed the floor &t this already-rushe- d back streets and sion. J Vacant lots of Brooklyn where Discussion of its basin accountf$ur brown paper wrapped occupied virtually allMelsj containing 23 pieces of hu-the five days debate. Sen. Guyvlhati flesh were found yesterday. Cordoh. D., Ore., was the leaders Patrolman William Mallon of the; fight against the originalund. the neatly wrapped 45 pounds of interior committee auth-pgcontaining He lateriiesh while walking his beat, orizatlon measure. sponsdred his own amendment top At first the flesh was the 13 reclamation pro-ie- d as nog meatf then as deer jects fwithout the controversialJ.meat. It was not until late jaccount features. fferday that the medical examin- Herf! are the major northwester's office announced that rfon find was human flesh. in the bill: rs Albeni Falls, Ida., $3 1,070, 000 ;f Assistant chief medical said a Ferry, Mont, and "Ida.lnef M. Edward Marten $750,000; harbors at 21 locationsSKnicroscopic study of the evid-i- n Oregon, Washington andffnce indicated that the victim Idaho,! $2,300,000; Johnson creekfas a white man betwen 40 and dark hair at Portland, $332,000: Willamette0 years o age'tohavln stoutness. The rivei jleveesi $14,000,000; 16werf?nd inclined bones nor Columbia banks, $4,900,000; Col-f- ? vidence contained no distinguishing members or umbiai levee modification $l4,-nexcept a nipple. 722,000; Columbia levees 000 Iiibby dam, Mont.. $53,00e,lj AKtC ?ld tlle up .boeen Jj 000 ' Jackson Hole, Wyo., Pendle-foccurred about r, re u. r j our or five days ago. Police $5 67?000 T The reclamation project tuntecfe ingfn'fne New down by the senate Included: Syork aPrea ior heB periocl, al. Mann Couhcil, ilda., CreekghotIKh they expressed doubt that Ida.; J Cambridge Bench, identification could be made Upper! Star; valley, Wyo.; further evidence is 8e appar-commjtt- ee -- signed." Plan New Attempt Sen. Elmer Thomas, D., Okla., of the bill, said its supporters will try to see whether the bill can be amended to meet Mr. Truman's objections. If it can be, he predicted a new attempt to pass it in modified lorm. Sen. Tom Connally, D., Tex., said he is "greatly disappointed at the president's veto." "Producers and gatherers of natural gas in Texas as elsewhere," Conally said, "are entitled to sell their product without the strong arm of the law, operating through a tyrannical and arbitrary bureau, fixing their prices. Such a practice does not obtain as to other commodities and articles of merchandise." Mr. Truman said in his veto message that the bill "would NOT be in the national interest." He said the bill would preclude federal regulation of natural gas sales td interstate pipe line com nanies for resale in interstate commerce. "After careful analysis and full consideration I believe that such action would not be in the na tional interest," Mr. Truman said It was one of the tougher Dolitical and practical decisions the president has had to make Home, 1da.; Bitterroot In veoting the legislation, he ley, Mont.; Missoula vaiiey, Moni.s& ..j don't see any chance of went against his top lieutenant in Hells Canyon, Ida., Ore. we have with what identification the hoSse Speaker Sam Ray- burn of Texas. The measure would have pro hibited the federal power com- SWelcome Home Set mission from fixing the price of natural gas delivered and sold by :or LDS Missionary independent producers to pipe Gene Hiatt will be honored at lines for interstate transportation The measure was introduced by welcome nome meeting lonigm Sen. WEST LOS ANGELES. Cal.l Robert S. Kerr, D., Okla., an o p.m. in me oecona wara 1 si mmA k.,-.- .. oil company owner. intr int hnmp nf fnrmpr war rrnficnapesl. Tremendous Pressure rfurtinii hoarH rhipf Donald fjM She just recently returned from Nelson early today and stolen 'LDS Central Atlantic states Tremendous pressure was brought on the president, by both nearly $10,000 in jewelry fronfpult term mission, socialite Nancy Oaks, the NelsonsfJ Miss Hiatt is a graduate of- proponents and opponents of the house iguest, j?Provo high school, and is cur- bill said it would have raised Wesit Los I Angeles police jsaiMrently enrolled at Brigham Young the cost of natural gas; to con sumers by $200,000,000 to $500, the thief gained entrance bMuniversity, a year. 000,000 a indow. i S breaking Miss Oakes is the daughter unsolved. Her former husband, Rayburn, however, said it the late, millionaire Sir Harryl Count Alfred de Marigny, was would not raise costs Vone red Oakes whose murder on his Batcharged with the murder but was cent." Mr. Truman said some change hamaj island estate in 1943 is sti&acquitted. sor par-provisi- of te pack-sena- es identi-authoi;i- ze yes-bas- in Mal-proje- dts exam-Bonne- AUT0 1 RADIO J" n y' VJ36 y Mounm 1 NEWLOW PRICE all-in-o- . un-ta- in strikes me as being pretinterest in sentence ty harsh . . . I feel bad mainly carrying out the present law. my mother." "But I would have no objection because of Born Burma to reasonable amendments if they Mueller was Inborn in Rangoon, are found to be needed," he said Burma, of a Swiss father and in the veto message. now British mother. His The president said he thinks an American citizen, mother, is Mrs. Ed authority to regulate natural gas ward James of St. Paul. sales' "is necessary in the public Mueller's Elmo Interest because of the inherent Gower, who attorney. also deferfded Yvette characteristics of the process of Madsen, said he was surprised by to the the verdict. moving gas from the field consumer." "I am Still convinced this was nothing but a kid's childish Can't Move Easily prank" Gower said. Unlike purchasers of coal and Under the sympathetic ques oil, Ir. Truman said, buyers of tionlng of Gower, Mueiier con natural gas cannot move easily tended on the stand that he was from; one producer to another in caught in "my own trap." He search of lower prices. , blushed crimson and he grinned He said natural gas is trans sheepishly as he told this story ported to consumers by pipe line That he hated Communists, that and distributed in a given mar he "definitely" was not a Comket fey a single company. munist, a traitor or a spy, that he "These characteristics of the really wanted to serve the U. S. natural gas business impose na by trapping Russian agents. tural limitations upon effective That he sent the telegram to Berne. competition among sellers," h the "Soviet legation, saio. "competition is further Switzerland," proposing to give limited by the decree of concen information to Russia in order to tratibn of ownership of natural give the Red spies "enough rope to catch them. gas reserves." ine iverr measure nad passed That the two U. S. agents who the senate and house by only apprehended him did a good job. slimj margins. The vote in the although he thought, for spies senate was 44 to 38. In the house they were gullible and he became the measure passed 176 to 174 suspicious when one pulled out a onlyi after Rayburn made a rare pack of American cigarets. 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