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Brodson of Milwaukee; reent and. forthcoming material who frankly admit he runs a strictions on steel, copper and million-a-yesports betting busi aluminum. told the senate CTime comBut if more cars are produced ness, he suspects more than the 23 per pent cut in tired mittee Saturday of College basketball "rigging" will permit, tb; auto Industry is games such as that exposed ' in cure to protest . scandals. the New York NPA also announced that the He did not citebribery games or teams. supply of rubber for all civilian consumption will be cut about per' centI Tduring .April. eipht f.4fm w annAiinrafnanTi Kill lVMM.4aiV tfl caught rubber manufacturers surprise. Informed sources said Claims some big manufacturers have been trying, to get the government " ' -' y"- ' - ,, j ii ii ji aw ii moram. i - PRICE FIVE CENTS 1931 25, mm '" . Stiffened Red Resistance Only Reply Thus Far. To Peace Attempt Offer Includes Army Also 400 Lieutenant' Colonejs By June 29 By PHIL NEWSOM Press Staff Correspondent - TOKYO, Sunday,- March 25 0J.R)Gen; Douglas Mac. Arthur directed'his United Nations arrrries Saturday to cross the 3gtn parallel if necessary, and the allied forces ysmastnjd forward through stiffening Communist resistance to within less than a mile of the border at one point.' An Eighth ttrmy spokesman announced that elements of a South Korean division attacking North, of Chuminjin, on the east coast, had chased the' Communists from stra - . : Gambler Suspects More Rigging of College Hoop Games Been Going On the auto industry produce-fiv- ii Call-U- p ( could MARCH SUNDAY, r 0 '' -- .'-- " Called Up For Duty " - : "(. r m aw 1100 Majors , . UTAH. UTAH1 ' COUNTY, v r a. Mrv a ' SUM- YOUTH.SAVES BABY Mrs. Juanita Hensley (left holds Industry spokesmen, generally her ton, Dale, after the baby's rescue by, agreed thai the tire cut appeared who gets I handshake (right) and honorary Alvin Julian, more serious than the 20 per tjent sheriffs front San Mateo County-- ; Sheriff Earl Whitmore badge lash in steel effective supplies' at Redwood City, Calif. The tall, slim youth was lowered, head April 1. to seize the baby and haul into, .first, Several months ago,' the auto him to. Little Pale had .fallen into the hole and became safety. i, industry came out strongly against Wedged about 10 feeldown. . ; selln cars without a fifth, tire. : j, .:..;', to ij However, in order have enough tires td go around it was believed Big-tim- e that the sparemight have, to be By: so doing m ii r DETROIT,, March 24 (U.R) Auto compa'niejj' may be lorcea to deliver new cars w i th out the conventional spare tire as., a result" of the national production author-"ity'- s surprise 25 per cent cut; back of rubber supplies. sacrificed. i - 1 New Tire Cut Appears To Be More Serious Than Slash in Steel . r-jv- rr- - it- ifiriiii rui l Y PROVO Spore Tire May Go Off New Cars 3 l .:.i,--jr-7 VOL 28, NO. 43 -- ' - WASHINGTON. March 24 (U.R) The army Satur day ordered 1,100 majors and 400 lieutenant, colonels in the reserves to'active duty by June - JKAIWNOMUNSAM CHUN- k - V . , .. uTm Vffs5m5fi -- miles - wonju IU, ' tegic positions only 1,500 yards from the paraltel.. He said the South Koreans 29. It was the first broadside But In candid testimony at a com callup'of reserves in the high mittee hearing, he said he spot ranks. The officers will ted the New York Madison Square Join 40,000 lieutenants and cap before they tains already called tip, . garden fixes, .long v " were exposed recently. ... The. summons followed by 24 They showed up lri "abnormal hours an order, for the induction betting" and abnormal odds"' on lot, only 40,000 draftees in April. Tnis is half the number-callein garden games, he said.. each pf the first three' months of Cost Him, " Old Charges AIR DROP TRAPS REDS Cross on map shOws where thousands broke through weak enemy reo4 U. S. paratroopers jumped behind lines in Miinsan area north sistance, but Americans striking of "Seoul to trap up to 20,000 Reds. United Nations armorfid. at a dagger-shape- d Communist columns speared north to hook up with the chutists. Easternsalient north of Seoul reported most column (Captured Uijongbu (1). Farther east. United Nations spearheads above Chunchon (2) pushed to within 2 Yi miles theyjmet a fanatical enemy who of 38i parallel. Other divisions were within few miles of had to be, rooted putof (lug-i- n ' PARIS, March 24 (U.PJ Soviet east coast found re positions with grenades and. bayt border, at Pupyong (3). South Koreans Minister Andrei sistance negligible as they pushed toward boundary." 4 Deputy Foreign ' onets. Money ; 1031. v A. Gromyko : charged Saturday House backers of the" bill to . Cross if There are a number of teams draft Vv..that the United States by doubling-l'Provoked, beared the that (have not come under sus- - reduced MacArthur said the old bor- its armed forces in the past nine quota might lose them nlrinn. that I unrt." Rroirlnon is wheri measure. .the said.i "Unfortunately, they've cost supporters der;' between North1 and South months girding for aggression. A comes up for passage April 2. back in his old form me money." Gromyko, v Korea never, had any military Rep. Paul J. Kilday, D., Tex., two ' after secret He said I tis not the bookmak said meetings, made significance and that his troops announcement vvas one ers but the people looking for a of a the Jhe charge should-crosduring Saturday's two- series state Communists of it the if blundering sure thing bettors like. Vif- -l ments" that have session of theto hurt efforts Jt fixed ' et the draft and universal WASHINGTON, March 24 kc essary, In. the drive again the gave provocation. IBig Four foreien ministers' denu- glrtia Hill' who want milU ' to- stop stockpiling ". state-kion grounds ; Gen. Douglas MacArthur's offer Chinese and North Korean lleds : Even as, he issued thein Rose Marble nalace. ji' games. tary training bill through con- to negotiate there is plenty of rubber and the a peace in Korea and . The department issued a brief ment the enemy counterattacked i Was the l7th fruitless mWt- -' His . to Miss refrence surprise, gress. ! V his accompanying threat of a pos statement soon after Secretary of in . battalion , si?e northeas of price is too high. . ot the deputies since they Buenos Aires, Argentina, March Hill was not explained. Miss Hill, No Discrimination Seen NPA said the riew 'restrictions sible attacic oh Red China-were- ! has State Dean Acheson conferred Seoul and increased its efforts to started three week. m in Hr.i who com before the (U.R) 24 An appeared scientist Argentine were necessary because of a temand not a. new. be with Com of cleared Chamber defense line Meantime, military with TPrsident Truman. - The set; up is a girl friend-- , of gang up a list of topics, to be discussed Saturday that he had pro- mittee, " porary loss-- of aynthetic rubber said Is merce of the United States said a diplomatic leaders ' here, it was statement said: sters: and racketeers and now ';' tween Seoul and the border, try at a conference of the Big Four a ex atomic duced controlled " a ahd sudden increase production spot survey of ioa companies learned Saturday. - desperately' to hold on, to., the married to a "ski instructor. ministers. "Gen. MacArthur Is conducting ing in mintary requirements;, which plosion in a government project, few square miles of South Korea toreign shewed, that about three-fourtA high authority T said flatly UN v the' ' to od in Korea also. Br son's in an ', the After "far renewed " that t Gromyko military , operations testimony,' superior" have disrupted its planned, rubber of the employers are hiring and; that MacArthur did not consult ; ' "t-' . issued still iiri its grasp. under directives . United States. committee announcedit will call promoting denied military earjier charge TV1., Vrepeatedly schedule, and reservits draft Ronald Richter, former Aus uperf Atorhey General J. Howard eligfbles with no' discrimination with Washington on either mat through the U. S. joint chiefs of United Nations troops above by the west that tha United The tire retrLciioni also apter before: announcing them in staff 11 milei north Of States and .Great Britain have which, as the president Uijongbu, professor,' said the McGrath and FBI - Director J. because of prospective imilitary Tokyo. pear to be aimed, against hoard-in- s trian physics .. suffered Seoul, .,;' "in a heavy casualties violated the Italian .peace- - treaty to stated Hoover new was confer fecent Edgar Monday. press testify explosion produced by; at all levels. service. The employers said they But the state department ence, are. fully adequate to coyer Saturday as they swept Commu- bx transforming Trieste" into an Officials indicated that the cut- - methods, without 'using uranium. These two "top federal law en- follow the same practices for re- seemed ; to underwrite "MacAr the present military situation in nists out of dug in positions with air and military base.. spoke at a press conference forcement officials are believed to servists as fbr other persons beck in tires for new automobiles He '.. ; bayonets and grenades. President . Juan D. have worked out suggestions for They said the same statement ap-- thur's announcement that the Korea. Gromyko flatly refused to let ' may be increased on July 1 "vJhen called ' by J been had S. 8th V. ordered .federal laws. army criminal Peron. the ''The rAustrian peace- treaty b issues which is in to tightening steel to thecutback political Advance Slow expected potential selectees. 5; nec- Peron said tests Feb, 16 at the Brodson disclosed that his bet plied Qen. MacArthur has. stated ' are The gross pay of a major with to cross tne jotn .parauei, if placed on the Big Four agenda .'go upto 30 per cent , Argentine atomic energy plant on ting system" to handle from $2,000 dependents, including allowances beyond his responsibilities as a The enemy salient dwindled, unless it is linked with Russia's the southern island of HUemel, to $20,000 on a basketball game for food and quarters, is $531.75 fie.ld commander are being "'dealt steadily,' but the allies were mov- claim about Trieste. , s "brought .about controlled. release with in the United Nations and ing only yards at, a time; The Saturday's session followed two upon contacts all the way a month. A lieutenant colonel with depends . of atomic energy." i across the consultaReds were outflanked onthe west secret cities, he dependents grosses $618 monthly. one ip, the by ' Introduced by Peron, 'Richter: said, Jwherecountry.'The tions."' he has such contacts Excluding allowances, by paratroopers and tankmen and British emhassy,,one in the Rose' a major told reporters he would give them include Gloversville, N. Y;, Wash- -, gets $384.75 v and a lieutenant That appeared to be a slap at on the east by armored units of Marble palace, in the hopes that more information Sunday. ington, D. C, Portland Ore., colonel, $456. MacArthur's bold peace proposal the U." S. 1st cavalry division ' Gromyk without a public, "would Oklahoma Citv. Rochester. All will be. allowed at least 30 state- get down to business. his and his Issued 'statement MacArthur UN the that WASHINGTON, March 24 0J.R, N. Y.Brodgeport, Conn., Steuberi- - days to close out civilian affairs. mighfeattack Red China unless it ment, on crossing the 38th. par But "no nores8, Argentina's claim that she has de- viiie; u., Miami, Boston, Cleve- Organized reservists with four or' to end the war. .. allel upon his' return to Tokyo! report, Saturday's the in agreed. word's of orte west- - a release controlled veloped fully land, lEvarisville, Ind., and more dependents will be exempt SHANNON AIRPORT, Ireland, Offocials here were said toL be from his 14th visit tj tbe,Korean ern spokesman was: Thert( were of atomic energy? was. met here By UNITED PRESS from call ed the the Opinion that the threat of front lines where he found that no newTproposals, no change in upon request Gov. J. Bracken Lee Saturday Saturday with considerable skepMarch 24 - (U.Pt A piece of lug of The call will be a war against Red China Was un 'Brodson also said that some everything goes weir . . . our xne 01a proDosais ana no nro-rejected the protest of Utah coun ticism and practically no con- times "the word goes out that of- out the country. spread through gage which belonged to a crew warranted until all peace, possi troops maintain the initiative gress."' of a U. S. Air Force . cern.ty Democrats td n is recent member are not exactly unbiased" and the enemy continues to with- - The conference recessed over bilities have been explored. of Selvoy J. Boyer, Unitad States experts said ficials iGlobemaster which vanished Fri in refereeing basketball games re araw. the diplomats Undoubtedly, com tax to state the Easter from 1:30 p. m. Saturday Cpringville--" frankly they doubt the assertion and that there is one in the Big with 53 persons aboard was call existence of a day '" !r l until 4 p. m. Tuesday mission. . the Peace1 found Saturday by a U. S. coast by Argentina President Juan D. Ten who "subconciously" leans toOffers military a LI i a me'e negotiated. that Peron that scientists there have ward the The governor . Insisted delegates could, if they wished . area cutter the searching guard on under An h,ome team' Red months presattack ago. Before flying to Korea Satur get new instructions from- their."Bbyer met the qualifications nec worked out the enormously com- sure of booing and crowd reaction. where the big plane ' is believed China proper might bring Russia day morning he offered in a governments. British Deputy essary for his job and pbinted plicated harnessing of sap atomic But to crashed. have is rare, he into the war on a. basis consider confident statement to, meetthe Ernest" Davies flew back to by officials London. out that the senate, which on explosion without using uranium said, betting ' i " no was of ex There how than that hope virtually . stronger : ably ... Kecr neici commander in hopes 01 iirms all such appointments, had as a basic material. Peron said survivors. isting.- ; shftrt recess from the a clmocratic majority last ses- the project was "far superior" to In fa a peace and warnedt MacArthur has been pressing negotiating Coast guard officials in Boston United States . televised hearing at which Brod- -. sion that could have refused to anything of the war the in that Peipmg for would ' son gave ji full description of free Would "doomextension instructions that said the bag was Identified as Red China to the NEW YORK, March 24 (UP) 'accept Boyer had it seen fit.. Latins : power to attack Commu- risk of imminent military colAuthorities feared today Murder, that of Capt Lawrence E. Raf-- f- his air ,Lee was" replying to a formal Delegates from Latin America; What (he called his "wagering the witness told re- Inc., was back in "business. v V A key erty,; one of the air force per- nist bases inside Manchuria. But lapse." protest filed With his office by gathering here for a hemispheric business," there is little interest here or on Observe believed '.".; he also was suspicious that witness in the recently revived sonnel aboard the plane. Ernest H. Dean, American Fork, foreign ministers inference, were aporters was he now pay-o- ff behalf of other UN allies to grant in Occurred in- Jhe recent murder-for'-TiiFire ' i young rr president "of Utah county investigation was position to push in force across Life Raft Empty Madison air. Ked unless this invitaGarden H. "and Square Dallas authority a as Young, hunted bail jumper, but Democrats, "What can he (Peron) use it tional basketball tournament Communists if do the the power attacks; UN ground forces not parallel Provo, chairman of the county for?" asked Foreign Minister A spokesman police believed ' he might have "fdr the . U.. S. on ' accept hw. latest offer"to On .' a major scale. Democratic committee. - Jaramillo a for "tafcen weaGOnzalo ride," ben said Third the division of air settle Restrepothe problem without' furof Odds Spread : (Duke) Maffetore, a ther V ' in Colombia also had bloodshed. Charlie Anthony ther "Well, picked any surprise. ship File Objection ROBERT VERMILLION thing Is possible under Jlhe sky." onHe said this was based entirely gangland underling, 10wh6 helped up ah empty life raft, believed EXPLOSION KILLS ' It was the second time he had By Press Slaff; Correspondent the "spread" of odds offered bust Murder, Inc., years ago to be from the missing . Dean and Young had objected Atomic erfergy commission ofto the Com "United REPUBLIC STEEL MINER a offer made peaoe UIJONGBU-- , Korea; March 24 to Boyer'a appointment on., the ficials would, not 'comment: The by bookies just before the game, by turning informer, failed to Globemaster, : some 630 miles came Thefirst munists.' 24 N. March Y., MINEVILLE,'early (U.R) ' Gen. Douglas MacArthur Up state department' had no official Hesa(d; however, that he hasnt a turn up for a court hearing March west of Shannon. grounds that he failed to live miner was killed Sat last fall after , the allied landing probably-wain greater danger Air-se- a' snreq oi viaence. to back up 1, just five days before, the sento the objectivesi of the Demo- knowledge of the matter. had called when fescue authorities upon from enemy, fire urday rn an explosion in a Re at Inchon North he on his visit to ate crime committee, open e d all but abandoned cratic party and in fact appeared The,P.eron announcement caus- the belief, j Korean armies! of find v beaten the hope iron Steel ; public corporation than on any ; ed all the more" skepticism beuijongbu Saturday hearings in New York'. The tournament to hold more to Republican prin-( was to the surrender. played pf any ing transport's mine ; here. giant of his l? other visits to the front.. He had been charged with first - after New York's big. the proexContinued on Page Two) ' cause i henisaid ... Argentine alive. Several time5 were , high passengers bribery i the Reds given . His convoy rolled into the cky said Ralza Jaquish, . This tcsB mvij ves iiicrmunuciear jferj pose involving Lone Island uni degree murder but allowed to air force officers were aboard the Investigators chance to negotiate. No reply llrmiles" north of Seoul as a se- ractions, i nai ls. tne kind or re- versity and City College of Nsew plead guilty of petty larceny for plane, including Brig. Gen.' Paul 40, "of nearby. Moriah, Was work awas ejepected immediately. Petp-in- g geant shouted to' passing ve- -. ing alone, deep in Old Bed mine; action necessary for but not conr i or neiping crack Murder, .inc. He T. Cullen. to have would piayers. aiCbjefjore.the occurred. the when was given a suspended sentence They fined to developing; the. still mishap hides "spread 'em out; we've Brodson, who .is a because authorities feared if he As dusk settled over the ocean said the cause could not be. de North Korean commander . in been getting artillery in here." ; ''.; Group recommend site for hypothetical U Chinese Kim the 40 four said chief of at he hours after the least Sung lawyer, termined immediately, but that sent to jail he would be Provo swimming pool, reveal GOVERNOR has made $250,000 betting on were Globemaster dis there had been an explosion of Communist general Lin Pisfp Soldiers "began assembling engine SEEKS TO murdereQ. : v around MacArthur's 'jeep when cost estimates. Page S. ' could make a move. sports? events, including football : Maffetore faded to obscurity (appeared no survivors had been "some type. QUASH BETTING LINES he stopped and an officer yelled ' and baseball. is MostI.his had found. If survivors escaped .' play ST. PAULk March 24 (U.R) Gov, after the Murder, Inc., investiga Ked Cros? fund total not to then?; "all right, break it ap; was believed he and ' it from the said; Diane, basketball, 1 Luther, W..Youngdahl called Sat- - college yet' half of drive queU. Page Use others just "fill ouKthe jest tion, but turned up last Oct spread out! a warning that any claimed had seas buffeting charged with auto theft He at that urday night for enactment of ; gathering might draw enemy pre. , the them the year. night. during to on five tended state court law forbid telephonin hearines the Uijongbu was captured by the was S. U. on Winners named ai region telegraphing,' bets or tne In His Third air the urst London, case, but failed to make the one testimony betting in Allied troops sonly Friday "and it division said the weather ship forensic contesta' in LehL formation. on (Continued Two) Page was under, enemy artillery and' .'.v..--''jr.' Charlie had picked up a 4 per Page 4. mortar attack as UN troops fought ., sonal luggage bag.believed to be WASHINGTON. March 24 (U.R) gen for in the il the Planning commission lists, only -a mile or so to from the missing; airship 63ft The mil- proves feasible. ex- - the north. Is is r This United States plant pouring need of proposed Xlmited The of Shannon. mile? southwest lions of dollars into special, new iwtaH in nt avMit ..' RfU1 nnn nAO access" highway. 'Page 4. into No the shells not fell disclose did whether city air force .X Kentucky plant will pro during his visit here. He watched plants from which will, come the The uranium-23it bore identification marks.' heads 5 of duce. atomic weapons Alpine school district which, like artillery and mortar bar ' . ' an ..ATbomb ex Allied, claim problem of rising-costsis future. the Plutonium, s lake an enemy-ne- w niu rages $. cost enrollmenL: Page will will It about make bombs, plosive. $465. northeast of the city in preparaThese plant climbing vast Hollywood bowl, where two Dallas Cotton bowl and A By UNITED PRESS 1 missile Warheads, artillery shells, 000,000. tion for an infantry assault choir. Some 70,000 worship ichoirs. Soprano :Lucille worman Millions of Americans will arise Other features today: torpedoes, or mines out of the The two explosives plants to in was t ' Pages before dawn on Easter Sunday to ers at thia Service were likely. In and the. Werner Janssen sym MacArthur accompanied 4k be produced gether thus will use up, around here atomic explosives Bt attend sunrise services acrosss the the other service, at Laurel Landphony orchestra will provi Central Utah News .. Jf. 4. - $1,065,000,000 of the $2,000,000,000 by Lt. Gen. Matthew new works mammoth the by ' goEaster some music. 40,000 , V comman Memorial (U. States. per M United .... 24 I! ; ... March park, army PRICE," i Eighth 4. Ridgway,. Deaths Utah,' ..i. ana uarouna &OUU1 the earmarked for nine-scein ' expansion pro der; Maj. Gen. Robert Soule, The earliest and oldest service A ing up services sons were expected to, see. a The News Briefs . . - '' Dragerton, ...Utah, .man was Kentucky. v.. .' v gram. will be in Winston- -, killed of the . U. 5. inirtt 3lcommemoratihg the resurrection "Pageant of the Lilies." in the country Saturday Statistics immediately aspect of That would leave $935,000,000 commander n. !bf Christ will be held indoors and One bf the most urtusual dawn Salem, N. C., where brass bands of night when his pickup : truck The weapons-makin- g division; and Lt Gen. 0Frank Hound the World for vast proatomic ordnance and the atomic "works the' expansion .rim across on 'the all Moravian churches be ODweather will 9 held, 8. . commander the 7. services lout, of city's First out ofJ and' rolled went control depending how under way has Jseen ore processing plants.- - How much Sports (Green Sheet)..!.. to those who . . 10 the nation and on trdUon. - - of the .Grand . "Canyon. Arizona will begin marching through the three times oir-S. highway "50, gram Business Pate ... The overall wui go Into new weapons facing corps, in addition little' publicized. 2 streets at a. veteran a m, radio of Gov. the Howard York New In Pyle, nim Cityvorm irom miles" east of here. 11,12.13.141 three News of the World loicyo. . f accompanied commis, program will cost upwards of 2, ties the atomic energyIn Chicago a fahfarer of trum ' 4 largest sunrise services wiu oe man, will describe the service for ' tanned and The state Utah County. Fare; highway troopers 000,000,000. Congress put up $1, aiuit lids uvt uiouuku. ., . . . general looking .. s' pets will begin Easter services identified 12'held in giant Radio CHy music radio listeners. . j as victina .Theater Page the asionisneo one wp.umwo Byron in in millions the will be But for it it Jin 063,000,000 oiea sup big 5:46 m. local at to a. leave dawn "were Reinhold asked 7 Rev. exactly m. The a. 'Cowboys at hall as he passed. The convoy ....-..- , '.'';: ;V?'i, Minutia V,v.y. plemental bill last year and will In the past several, weeks the AEC troops of their horses at home, when they time in the giant Chicago sta- Oviatt, 60. 1,2, J, Sec. 2Z Niebhur, dean of the facultyWlil Women's Features new moved about 25 miles an hour build wilt more. announced has it them said told for be asked ot witnesses A They stained dium. in of attend the services Garden glass seminary a bumpy road in a cloud of Church ;. 4, S, . Sec. Union theological plants at' the Pantex ordnance over the Gods; a natural amphitheater window and a simulated marble that Oviatt's'. truck was od the Thetobig headlines so far. have the sermon. dust. The GIs briefly forethick and Schol ....... ... . , 6. 7, Set. 2X deliver Cotton near near works and Ainarillo, the Tex, road side of the plants gone the explosives for . arected altar have of been the foot Pike's Peak in at Colo wronj to re- warned by two MP jeps preced.... ,.,. 8, See. Two "large ' Bowl Rites sunriseJrado Editorial ordnance Weldon the S. and an , swerved Ky. Aiken; Paducah, avoid Spring C, oncoming services r ats. sec. Drewv Pearson car.- It apparently turned too faf, The South - Carolina operation serve in Missouri. It did not .say ing the convoy, snapped to rec. ; Arlinrton Observance 20.000 In Hollywood . See. t services were expected to attract A- - bow much it 'Will spend on these tention or just stared, a they : for-. ' make 'Chopping Block . and will a plHteirtum outside they said, hit soft shoulder 21 110.000 tn uanas, ix- - one wui Morethan 20,000 persons are In Arlington cemetery, ognized his dusty profile. "L, Colinie Strips i... bombs and triple-weighydro- - installations. rolled. (Continued on Fafe two) 1 feature Lawrence Tibbett in the expected to. attend services in the Claasified ....... IS. 11, ar " . - . . id . - i MacArthu r's Offer Not Cleared With Wash inaton N . r s - 1 Much Skepticism - . By Gromylco " . Mot With - : -- d 's Atomic . i er-pa- : ea . . . -- . -- . . hs i ; -- , : : , . r . - . i . Wreckage Of Plane Found In Atlantic leReecl-- Demo Protest Aqain st Chi-cae- o.t Pitts-burg- ; tal -. ,- : ' . H. . ".' - " - . . ent . - Murder, Inc. Revived, NY. , Sino-Sovi- et so--al- . . " -- Officials Fear : MacArthur Convoy Exposed to Non-Commit- tal .. - . - re : . . - non-commit- tal. - - . . - Korean Visit . 'u ' ' - " - i - (U.PJ-Op- e; - s j , -- ', , - Inside the Herald " . . ' b.. . non-ptactic- 4A . U. S. Pou ring' Millions Into . , - x Special New Atomi . B-- ' i - . . Millions of Americans Arise BeforesDawn To Attend Sunrise Easter Services Across U; S. 300-Voi- ! ....... . j : many-purpo- H-bo- H-bo- se . Drag erton Man Killed Crash ce ' ; - Plants - : . " -- " early-morni- ' -- ne ng . - Mil-bur- , . . 1 ! . " . . : -- 50-fo- ;. - all-chur- Sc " ch - ht A . |