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He pointed (U.R) The house armed serv- - out that if two additional rescue lees committee today delayplanes here were released the ed for at least a week final whole Hawaiian sea frontier approval of a proposed $665,- - would be unprotected. - 000,000 military construction However, he said all military air planes, flying regu-- J Chairman Carl Tlnson, D., lar transport trans-Pacif- ic routes, have Gs, said the further hearings would delay final action on been delivered to fly over the the bill for a week or more, search area, but will iiot.be relie originally , had hoped It moved from their regular runs.- ' j.u could be approved today. Leave Patrol j Bombers v. r1"'-.'-,.!WASHINGTON,' March 17 U.R Vessels ordered tai the search The house armed service com- scene, 700 miles east of Eniwe-tok, mittee has given tentative apare the destroyer tender proval to a $665,000,000 military U. S. S. Piedmont and the net construction labeled tender U. S.. S. Deliverer. . program "most urgent" by the department Meannrhile four privateer pa- of defense. for Kwabombers left.Oahu trol : The program Includes $10,629,-70- 0 ale The: Eniwetok. near in, j for 'three . Utah projects In- teers, . commanded by Lit. priva wmar. cluding reopening of the Dugway Clifton B. Davis, joined five proving grounds and $8,321,000 planes which began: the search for the Great Falls, MonW air Wednesday.:. r force base. - described by the navy The army disclosed-- ' only yes- fas Davis, a search will assume specialist, wants terday that it eventually of-- the entire air-scommand to spend $21,310,000 at Dugway, on his arirval at Kwa- on the western Utah desert, for operation A spokesman said Davis secret field tests for the chemical jaleln. to set up a box-tyis expected on chemical corps which works . from search, workinpjoutwards and biological warfare "and radlo- the Elder - was point whefceJ-thn ' " " i ' defense. logical . mi ".s last reported. The missing tender was last seen ; $1 Million For Dugway , on Monday 700 miles zrom ner The program approved by the destination by the U, S. army committee said that ( the initial transport Gen. A. W. Brewster. $10,000,000 for Dugway would be The weather is reported clear used for quarters, barracks and and the seas calm in the search i f area.,..'. general construction. At the nearby Desert Chemical A navy spokesman said c- it Is depot, the program would allow believed the Elder's diesel-ele$497,700 for quarters and bar- tric power may nave failed, leavracks. The Tooele ordnance depot, ing her adrift without radio communication. She carries no auxil-' third member of the three-ba- se army operational triangle In iary power unit. western! Utah, would get $132,000 for new family ' quarters and FURLOUGHED "I guess I am 166-14- 4 getting to! them," smiles CapL John G. Crommelin in San Francisco after he was advised Francis P. 'Hell Bent' Economy by Navy Secretary Matthews that ' he would be Bloc Succeeds )n furloughedj on half pay effective April 1. Adm. Forrest P. Sherman, chief of naval opera- Killing Western Bill tions, saidofi the action was taken Crommelin's "conbecause WASHINGTON, March 17 tinued insubordination in dis- (U.R) Supporters and oppon regarding orders to quit criticofficials and defense ents of a $240,000,000 mining izing policies. aid bill agreed today that it 10-da- MARCH 1950 17, PRICE, FIVE CENTS Gat $10,629,700 In ;: ; ; . - l 4 CANTON, in., March 17 (U.R) The ousted president of a United Mine Workers local charged today that John L. Lewis kept miners on strike during thp recent coal crisis , through a secret system of signals. Lloyd H. Sidener,44,' charged that Lewis ducked a contempt of court citation by publicly ordering the miners back to work, but used a secret signal to keep them out of m the pits. '.','.'' 'y Dill, 3 Ufcli Military Installations To - ; Deposed Union Head Says Lewis Ducked Contempt Of Court Citdtioh With Wire Elouse Kills Mina Subsidy if: I FRIDAY, - U ic air-se- UTAH, K ....... PEARL HARBOR, T. H., March 17 (U.R) The navy today to ordered all available aircraft in the vessel with 40 net a a for search tending join in ah men aboard, mysteriously missing on a trip to the atomic 'V'.".. proving grounds, 'i! Rear Adm. Charles H. McMorgris, commander of Pacific rescue operations, said in addition he has ordered two ships thrown into the search for the U. S. Elder which is four -- COUNTY. fl n mid-Pacif- ; I:--- Lewis Ussdl S ecir ; , i to-nig- 1 ' j j f , ' j .; Sidener, who said he was de posed as president of Local 7455 because he tried to lead a back movement last month, has filed n unfair labor practice In was killed and buried by a charge against the union "hell bent" house economy i He changes that the union J bloc. assessed' a $50,000 fine against "It was strictly the econ him, gdt him fired i from the omy boys," said Chairman Clair: RELIANCE, Wyo.. March 17 Buckheart coal mine, and threatUnited Mine Engle of a house subcommittee (V) y to assess him $25 a 'day which brought the bin to the Workers who called a wildcat ened more than a day's wage for WIFE CRUSADES FOR MATE floor. , A little frightened but very dePacific5 mine every day he works in any mine1 - (left) of The California Democrat said strike at the Union Mrs. Smithtermined, Ruby Long Beach, Calif pleads contract under with the UMW, bill was here were ordered back to their FRANKFURT, Germany, March after the senate-passwith Secretary of State Dean Acheson to do all he can to free 17 (U.FD The murder trial of Mrs. licked yesterday on a 166 to 144 jobs today by officials of the her husband. Navy Chief Petty! Officer William C Smith who "Whistle Blew One" .f has been held a prisoner of the Chinese Communists for 17 Yyette Madsen in the shooting of vote that there was no hope of union. her air force husband ended sud- reviving it in any form. It would An order signed by James Sidener said the secret signal months. Smith, along with. Marine Sgt. Elmer C. Bender, disapwas 'The Whistle Blew One." denly late today when both prose- have authorized a three-ye- ar peared 'while on a routine training flight near Tslngtao. Ache-so- n, cution and defense waived the program to stimulate exploration Songster, president of the Reli He said it was passed down who had just concluded a speech in which he warned the final arguments, "vl for and conservation of U. S. ance UMW local, instructed the through the union's "chain of Chinese people that-thewould bring "grave trouble" on themright tothree-judminers to return to work )today, command" by telephone after selves if they followed the Chinese Communist leaders into The panel which strategic minerals. tried the Brooklyn brunette withRep. Christian Herter, R., Mass., and said the issues behind the Lewis had sent a telegram to "aggressive or subversive adventures" beyond China's borders, out a jury said it will hand down who led floor opposition to the wildcat strike would be discussed district and local officers order , pledged to review "the case. Its verdict at 4:30 p, m. (8:30 a. m. dui, agreed that , the, "economy ing the1 strike ended "forthwith." 11 V with of the operators As a result of the telegram, the voter was the big factor in de- Sunday , MST) tomorrow. , the mine. Mrs. Madsen, 22, mother of feating the measure. union was cleared of contempt CiviNan Defense Plans two small children, wept softly as "The vote," he added, x4also None of the miners on the charges last month by Federal trial came to an partly, shows an unhappiness at early 'shift reported for3 work Judge Richmond Keech at Washthe seven-da- y ington. Keech had issued an inabrupt end. Prosecution and de- the way subsidies are working Only 20 miners on the junction fense attorneys announced that out elsewhere and a leeriness of yesterday. ordering an end to the showed up for, work, shift night and ruled that the govern they would make no final argu- starting new ones." strike, J officials said. company In! ment failed to prove - that the After-Effec- ts ments, and: were ready to turn the reason The for the walkout, Backed By Westerners case over io the tribunal. was in union contempt. said a company spokesman, was the split work week put into aiaener, wno said he was an cl Congressmen from both parties I official of the Canton local fori and all areas 'except"- - the "west effect after thomaaiionwido cona ; the seven years and for miner 13, tracts were with signed voted against the bill. Westerners said Lewis acted for "public j 17 U.R tan number of Individuals who of both parties generally sup- union on' March 5. con-cowhen he sent the WASHINGTON, March had consumption" miners the Earlier, it. ported will develop cataracts, those surcommission The atomic energy tract provision! to work telegram. But he said the "real Engle and others who sup- secutive an of said survivors that came to him order" viving the acute effects of irraddown today through days. ported, the measure had woeful Bernard J. Beasley, UMW district atomic bomb attack can expect iation from an atomic explosion predictions about the effect of board j member ot the : Canton to live a "reasonably , normal can, on the basis of present their defeat on defense.' area. ' f " . M "These fellows on the economy Sidener said Beasley tele- life? thereafter without fear of knowledge, expect a reasonably BERKELEY, Cal., March 17.0) binge will now appropriate normal life thereafter," Warren phoned him shortly after Lewis drastic radiation after-effecfor tanks and airScientists have ' made another II said. had sent teleback the of Dr. Shields director Warren, atom In' the laboratory, the heavi- planes and ships and we won't 11 and said, "The on Feb. gram The the AEC division of biology and commission, appearing be ' have any manganese for steel, no ' est ever known. ; Whistle Blew One." two pos fore tne committee at the first are said there ele- chrome, no copper, no lead, no medicine, .The laboratory-produce- d said he asked Sidener Beasley ment was named for the state and nothing,? Engle said. what that meant, and that Beas sible exceptions to this general open session! In months, also dishold the university which produced it. If the economy bloc should close told him it meant the miners rule. He said the survivors may closed it has developed a new WASHINGTON, March 17 db ley : The researchers who reported yesterday's strength and were to stay out If the order had develop eye cataracts at a later and cheap geiger counter. It on ranks the The forthcoming general the discovery are Drs. Stanley G. agriculture department been for them to return, Sidener date and may be more suspectible would help civilians detect dangthat minimum said, the signal would have been than before to leukemia. pill, he said, it announced today 1950-crThompson. Kenneth Street Jr appropriations Ofcuts. make deep wage rates for sugar "The Whistle Blew Three." Albert Ghiorso and Glenn T. Sea- - might Warren's statement was made erous-- amounts of radiation after "I think it will get slugged." he beet work have been set at about borg, all of the University of said. before the joint congressional an a bomb attack. the same general level as last Denies Charge California's radiation laboratory Warren based his statements atomic ' energy committee. The areas. most for year producing and chemistry department. on studies of the people of Hirostate are the legislators studying CZECHOSLOVAKIA to He said derived EXPELS The determination applies the system was Elment 98 stands six steps up nation's civil defense shima and Nagasaki who suffered DIPLOMAT all f areas except California, from mining tradition - under of the'atomic periodic table from uranium, VATICAN j history's first and thus far only attack. DETROIT, March 17 U.B Final the U.R) against 17 southMarch PRAGUE. Arizona which southwestern and mine the whistle blows in: most massive atom nature. atomic attacks. He said the cata crof agreement on pensions for Ford the "With ; the exexception once Czechoslovakia rates which ern at a for of end the if shift pre Oregon, the; aracts were noted this fall by Dr. Motor Company workers, and top All e.the! atoms, from 93 ' on, are pelled Monsignoryesterday were De Ottavio are announced. not to viously Sugar miners report 'or work David level conferences between Chrys Cogan, Harvard university must pay minimum the next day, and three times if was made by bom Liva, last remaining diplomat in beet growers ler officials and chief federal Californium " determined opthalmologist. de- they are.' the on nunciature the papal here, wages by one the of element 96, "So far there has been no demediator Cyrus China gave fresh barding that he engaged in sub partment as "fair" to qualify for Beasley denied the charge. Ha "synthetic", atoms, with 35,000,- - grounds tectable increase In the incidence hope today for quick settlement 000 on versive activities behalf of his Sidener on said electron-vothat government sugar subsidy pay acted alpha particles the Vatican. of the of deformities among the progeny Chrysler strike. (the nuclei ltof helium ments. owh initiative when he told atoms) of persons known to have sufFord and the CIO United Auto to not miners from the report. fired university's Workers announced a compromise fered irradiation at NagaksakI Sidener was ousted as local Crocker cyclotron. j and Hiroshima," Warren said. agreement on their $100 a month 7. Element 98 is so intensely rapresident March Beasley said He added, however, that it is pension plan ' that industry ob- dioactive he was charged with trying to that half of a given servers; said might crack the there may be "gene!'possible"j a start union. He 17 said rival its loses March Mich., PORT HURON, radioactivity has quantity in the second .and ' tic Chrysler deadlock which changes" Sidener to a could UE itself into ' and and transforms A , mother and father higher ' lightappeal idled 150,000 workers. third generations. union 45 minutes. It levels, but had not done their fouf small children burned The Ford settlement came as er element within ' Oi !;.;: to death early today when fire by emitting alpha par-Useful Measures ,J Ching met with Herman L. Weck- - decays Sidener several said small home ticles. ; their raced other .5 through ler, Chrysler general manager, i Warren said that the commisminers who had tried to return near here. The new element has not prac and Robert W. Conder, Industrial Killed were Kenneth Chase. 42, sion has 'developed a number of HYDE PARK, N. Y, March 17 ed to protect the memory of the toi work with him Feb. 17 had relations director in New York, tical place in atomic orenergy, measures either for atomic bombs been assessed $25,000 fines by; his wife, Phyllis, 32, an expectant 'useful"' medical powThe bulk of Franklin D. late president. Fund Ivranrle er. But science says it will ex (U.R) rang- against atomic attack, and union. the their mother, children, to is no "There pronecessity A funded retirement program pand He said they, include: our , understanding of Roosevelt's personal and ' political tect Roosevelt," Kahn said. "He Union officers, however, said ing from two to six years old. covering 110,000 Ford workers matter. - Use before an attack on fepapers were made public today, is dead. There is nothing that that only two men were fined Flames shot through the one-stowas agreed upon last Sept. 29. but two sex hormones, substances home male block cinder fines and $150 that the each, new to now sides color his him be could about said that revealing since then the, parties have hours after the family had re- which temporarily suppress tha were withdrawn. , liter or him could ful damage materially personality. wrangled over financial arrangepreviously had said in tired. A neighbor said the Chase's blood cell building activities ot ''feelings or affect his po- an; Lewis The 5,000,000 . pages of papers hurt his ments. j interview with the New York had spent most of the night play- the bone marrow, and some types nothcareer litical and Basic controversy has' been cover all of Mr. Roosevelt's life ing worse than has certainly no secret ing canasta with friends. of amino acids. Used prior to Irhe Times that been printed." signals to controlhad whether Ford must pay 8 cents next lives who miners. Goushaw, the an Ray radiation, he said, they have all announcement from one men of who four message Kahn, for each employe-hoof work door, called firemen when he saw increased the survival rate of exa more a his few min written father than by spent cataloguar year five-yeduring the pension pact. flames licking out the windows perimental animals. utes after his birth to what are ing the papers to make them EARTHQCAKE LOCATED Ford had agreed to make up the ; at 6:10 a. m. 2. Shielding the body or parts NEAR ISLANDS FIJI believed to he be to words the available last researchers, qualified difference between retired workIn bed of the body (particularly the was found i BERKELEY, Cal., The 17 mother March wrote us "Let forward not said he with believe did of go any ers' social security: benefits and The University of California with one of her children, The spleen) iand somehow reducing them would cause "any revoluLONDON. March 17 (U.R) The strong and active faith." I $100 a month. an earthquake father was near the kitchen door. the amount of oxygen being was his- has recorded It like that in modern revealed many upheaval" tionary labor The agreement, it was learned, perilously government's in the vicinity of the He apparently had awakened and breathed at the time of an attack. probably funor another from he torical affect the person writing gave Ford the right to lower, its small majority in the house to-of time to time to attempted more Islands than 300 tried to flee. The other children He said that "a few feet of earth Fiji Roosea keep diary, but damentals of the known payment into the fund whenever commons was reduced to five; surface. were in their beds. the miles below earth's or concrete". may be "satisnever was able to stick to it. velt story in "nv lmoortant federal social security Is increas- day by the death of Adam He a was also novel factory' far shielding purposes Nvay." frustrated 'West for labor member ed. But it also gave the UAW an and Ithat research on reducing the 1st, having started an historical initial. 8 cent payment to use Dumbartonshire. f, I Mrs. Roosevelt Speaks oxygen supply for individuals at died at his home In novel about a business tycoon. as a weapon in Chrysler alk the time of an attack is now goFord agreed to pay the 8 Glasgow, A former woodworker But he only finished two pages Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, widow on. ing cents Into the fund until sn anT and i trade unionist, he was conof the 32nd president, was among Revealed Wlllkie After a "mid-leth- al Bid dose of 3. tlcipated hike In s federal old age sidered an expert on housing: He the speakers at opening cerehe said, practical Irradiation." payments becomes law. Then, first was elected to parliament One paper showed that two monies of the small stone library measures include: complete rest within four months after such an in 1929. days before Pearl Harbor Mr. building a few hundred yards Advance orders for extra copies The edition will sell far several weeks; use of antifor cut labor death His i increase, company experts will membership Roosevelt invited the late Wen from the Roosevelt Hyde Park of The Herald's Central Utah cents per copy. The Herald will biotics; transfusions of whole to 314 to the funding system in the house compared dell Wlllkie to go to Australia and home. Today is the 45th anni Progress Edition are pouring in, mail copies in special gift! wrap- blood and plasma, and the use and may reduce the payments. ' with the publication date little (Continued on Pare Two) New Zealand as his personal rep versary of their marriage. to com pers anyplace In the Jnlted ot antlheparin substance ' Mr. Roosevelt was the first more than a week distant resentative but told him the Japabat VA tnm hemorrhage. th nrlio that Ct.ta to come off the press Scheduled nese situation was "definitely American president to leave his and "perhaps the next presidential and personal papers Sunday, March 26, the edition convenience of those who wish r serious'.' four or five days will decide" to the nation. Never before have will contain nearly 100 pages, in- to make advance reservations, in. y, FIRM TO DESIGN ARCIO POWER FACILITIES "an armed clash" might whether president's private files been cluding several special sections oraer Dianx appears..A on i ; openea xor puDiicauon so soon devoted to Central Utah, Its of today's Herald, develop, on the new IDAHO FALLS. March 17 (U.R) In a letter written in the spring after his death. Even the papers people, resources, industries, and Pictures and stories m section devoted and Hill, Inc, New York fashions, cultural and of described Adams spring and John scenic, of Mr. recreational, John 1028, Roosevelf Traffic was Herbert Hoover, then candidate are available today Quincy HELPER, Utah, March 17 (U.R) to civic and service clubs and and Los Angeles, will design attractions. with the only slowed to a near standstill West of Helper today as Extra copies are being printed lodges, an industrial section spot major permanent power facilities for the Republican presidential permission of their descendants road crews struggled td remove a 350-to- n boulder blocknomination.- as "an old, personal In a world where millions are with the idea that people will light such assets as , the giant for Hhe reactor testing1 station ' steel plant and the pro- neariArro, Idaho, AEC Manager friend of mine.", living under the horrors of com want to send them to friends else- GenevaCentral ing U. S. Highway 50-Utah project,; pic- L, E. Johnston announced today. as a In where nation or state the Presicent 19 and posed torture ner munist of the About terror," presi The huge rock about 30 feet long hurtled down on scenic at stories and tures Estimated construction cost of bemeans a of were Utah in withheld Truman said dent dential papers valley boosting message into the road about midnight last night. tractions, a section devoted to the the Gibbs and Hill contract is in cause they deal with persons still read at ' the ceremony by Jess ana central Utah.1 ' Fred F. Forbes. Herald circula new automobile models, and excess of $1,000,000. Workmen succeeded in moving the stone enough , living and to protect state secrets. Larson, head of the general serv role Work under the contract Is to dition action the ices "this one-waHerbert manager, today advised that stories on the agricultural Kahn, administration, However, y traffic but road commission engi-nee- r rector of the- Franklin D. Roose- we are taking is a simple Indica- reservations , to permit are area within a few days, and is these the be begin played by extra for copies Don Miles said it would take either a mechanically to continue Into the velt library, emphasized that In tion of the faith of Democracy in made in advance Inasmuch as a some of the features to jbe in- - expected summer of 1951. eluded in the edition. no case was a document restrict truth." operated shovel or dynamite to remove the obstacle, complete sellout is anticipated. - ... !., - j v Murdier Trial . to-w- ork Yyoming Pull Wildcat Strike Concluded In German Court Six-hundr- ; j . 600 Coal Miners -; ed ed I 1 i : ge - i : ' - I , . Fear of Drastic Radiation I ea tom(Bomb A EC M a n pe , i, i .ii , . i Scieritisfr Produce NewJ Element n- I i . . Sugar Beet Wag e Rates Remain Same i I . h vutilities. At the Great Falls air force base, the construction program calls for improving fuel storage facilities, paving, family quarters ji and barracks. The entire program includes in family more than $150,000,000 ' housing, many millions in construction at projects too secret to discuss in open committee session, and general expansion and modernization projects at military bases here and abroad. A big chunk of the funds would be spent in Alaska. Large sums are earmarked also for such far Pacific bases as Guam.' More than : ' : $4,000,000 would be i in spent !"';; ; 'v: After reaching agreement on half a dozen controversial prohoped to put jects, the committee a final okay - on the measure promptlyI possiblyj today. The senate already has approved $478,000,000 of the construction. Arabia. I; -- j Hope Rises For A t ta cks AI aye -- !' . ts. -work - j . Settlement Chrysler Strike j op i j . man-mad- j ' . , old 60-ln- ch Bulk of Roosevelt Personal, Political Pa pers Revea led; . 'Meatiest' Parts Kept Secret Mother, Father; Four Childreri Perish In Jire j : " ' 1 j Sixljie Injjajl . Of Suffocation - SPRAY, N. CJ March 17 J.B Six persons- died of ' suffocation in a county jail here early today when two mattresses caught fire. Sheriff M. S. Hodges would re lease no names. He said three of the persons were Negroes, two were white men and the sixth, a t white woman. Dr. M. P. jCummings, county coroifer, said he believed the mat. tresses were ignited by cigareta although other sources said It was jail policy to take matches away from prisoners when they enter - . ; ur labor Majority ' r.& to Five In , ; Mouse of Commons i -- j . - Mc-Klnl- ay. Advance Orders Pour In For 1950 Herald Progress Edition . j ,. , ine Inside the Herald Pares Utah News Central i News Briefs Statistics Deaths Women's Features 2 3 4 6 :f .1 . Sports 1a)t-- j....... . .5 4. See. 2 Radio Pror rams. Merry Comics Classified 4, See. 2 i. ', . ' i . 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