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Show A DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11, 1851" - 6 Uth Ptovo. County. Utah- Reduced Pay.Hike Man Accused Of Gooney Is Hazard In Air Lanes Washington Column r; ""T" - Revise Intelligence Agency Avert Future 'Pearl Harbor' Criticized by 6tb Vifo Killing Railroad Workers -- TUNKHANNOCK, Pa.,' April II (U.PJ Lonely; Hearts '. "Lover: WASHINGTON, April 11 OJ.B 53, arrested The government,- wnich has been Charles E.bf Horneyer, cat who came "the because slowly restoring- better relations itself off the track back," was charged today with with labor, todar with 1.000.000 rail workers. murdering his sixth wife, dis- - ' , United Press Staff Correspondent (Vi The night is full of, the strange, warm, moist sleepy-lagoeffulgence of the .Pacific atolls. It is also 7full of gooney By H. D. QUIGG - rn her body and burying j ; The rail .workers, members of membering ger. Harvard and Columbia., uniit in the cellar. unions, were Wsshlnrton Correspondent versity professor and wartime Homeyer, ot u aexory viae, rWASHINGTON (NEA) If the chief of research and, analysis in by the army's action In twas arrested followuig a state tents of sixr srfentin only ! Russians decided to throw their office, of strategic services. in- - police investigation of the' dis- is small. Its Lahger'-stacent KoDr: hourly nMvy and sir force into the - '.' birds.: t. appearance of Mrs. Anna Snell- mffertivm ADril 1. ifatnst ine unuea xunciion is. ptieuy, w wirwould" underestimate Never the' pow there be ample; intelligence reports from army er of a gooney bird. He is God's Vessel dark; president of Nation, called state department, funniest creature. But he is also AFL Brotnernooduoi Kauroaa police when they saw Mrs. Ho U3. intelligence reports ' and commission .':!'. Atomic action FBI. warnine? Energy nature's most independent fend Signalmen,, called thet vim cat, Mickey, witn fend predicted-Iwould meyer's"afterhe If the Russian' army decided to!and other government agencies stubborn handiwork, Jt.hever oc "lousy," had sajd his wife ; "serious move against Ira,n, would leaders as well as CIA's: own sljaff. These curs to him that he should give repercussions. bring The him. had left neighbors said and are countries' reports M the right-of-wpulled together" to a four engine E. Lelghty; chairman of Mrs, Homeyer never let th cat George a" . evaluated. Then " report is pre airplane. . knnr .what to expect?; of the railway labor executives-ouo her signt It the Balkan satellite countries- pared which will give dfjlhe association, said the rail workers ' State police, digging , in the Hasard Real defense the ordered to attack Yugo- dent, department would comply with the action, but cellar of his home found a skulL tnslavia. would Marshal' Tito be. and the stale departmeht ' tne "We Intend to secure approval" PoUce said Homeyer admitted Midway swarms with ' gooney formation they need tp have' in birds Of the full six cent increase. . given proper support In lime? therv warm in dismembering the body, but that nest which . Or if the Russians themselves order to make their ftolicy de- coral sand. Since which operates the he claimed his wife had died of The are about army, they In. Western cisions for diplomatic or military as adnced any place correct at the natural causes. He said he threw railroads, took, big as a goose and are on the . esti- moves - Stabilizer the other Economic Europe, would the of fell of over hours parta in the Delaware.'-riverisland the request wing " mates have been made on the that said Johnston who A. a Eric are and the day night, they Reports Need Interptelatioa Soviet potential- for Waging an S an nour He was Indicted; yesterday by ' more- - than l Vt real ' hazard to" aviation traffic. .'' all-owar? 4 10 cent the wage a county grand jury. Homeyer, a in o est! a wtuld course dent the sizeable can per pierce Sometimes, j put They These are just a few of the key mators or an to air ceiling.. Lonely Hearts club correspondent, intake, assigned any ftask wing, plug up had married a seventh time. questions with whichl the U S. force" cannot agree orti what in go through a windshield. . .' government's central bilelljgence terpretatlon to make of ', their Our navy transport - plane Every plant and animal agency is dally concerned.' They intelligence. The problenV then landed on this' historic island eartlu from microbe ttr man, The Planet Pluto was .photo- -, are the same, sort of . questions Hisses would die of. suffocation without graphed in 1914, but was not disIs automobile. look Inside an was can It so CLASSY CHASSIS This, clearly, designed you right iy me .uiiciuKrnce layuorv marKer oi one oi me great oauies which faced the U. S. befoe Pearl committee. covered until 1930. This? group Is headed of the Pacific war after a 12- oxygen find out how your new auto perks. The transparent chassis makes full us of plastics, glossy and ultra-viol- et Haxbor and before the' North by General Smith. Its other mem hour, to show chassis and fluorescent .and ray complete engine from lamps operation. lacquer flight Koreans made their, srieak attack bers are W.- Park Armstrong, Jr.,j Tokyo. v Plyihouth engineers in Detroit spent 18 months building the display. across the 38th parallel last June. ofstate ; department's iatelllgence was .. ;. we landed As there aj was great 'debate' after: researchand the head of Intel-- 1 j There You j bird the oh gooney runway. boththese wars werej started as ligenee for ,the three armed ser- can't stop a 'JmtMm DuAiMif Yellow Paint Baffles short on ' a -4jvhelbifr the Uv S. intelligence vices: Maj.-Ge- n. Alexander R. landing. The plane bird Just, 100161 J lOlTlldCb gooney services gave adequate warningj .Boiling, army G-Reair Admiral sat there, Wandering Cattle staring at us, andrteveri '"Ib. ir Army and Navy- intelligence lelix Johnson,! enret jol jJNi moved. We ran him. pver Tft Dety' Mont AfC services both maintained that Office of .Naval Inefligence;" C.HEYENNE, Wyo. (UJ WyomIt was 4 a m. Jaiit as soon asj W I. Uj ; lCMIUI A-- 2 tiey .had furnished adequate inMaj.-Ge- u. P. cattle have, learned how to get Charles ing OabeU, we stepped from' the plane" we g. ! I t" formation tQ anticipate the at- for the air force;. I a cattle guard, .but a line Of by LONDON, April It (URV Chansaw gooney biros everywnere Iflll tacks. The fault was jiaid to lie ' Intelligence reports go primar over still stumps them. cellors paint yellow of the Exchequer Hugh our and heads, in failure to estimate and evaluate ily to the national wheeling The Wyoming highway depart Gaitsiell announced in commqns security coun Hlnninw whistle hrtll nrll . Thlr the information from the intelli.wl.-... is the couhtrvts too - SPRINGFIELD. I1L. Anril 11 ment disclosed that experiments todays that Britain will spend nl. . u gence services corf ectly..: In addition-locommittee. L. Knetzer,. a small in curbing the wanderlust of the , for military purposes policy of Hundreds white soft ,ir; It was to remedy 'Jhis defect the president and vice president, forrT1!(night McKESSON'S dealer who range cattle have turned up yei this year. automobile . ,' aic.town the skittered through, that the U. S. CIA waslcreated by it consists of Secretary of State. million-dollone The! was as a solution. low operadefense" paint bats. sparked appropriation - congress three years .'ago. That Achesoc,. .Secretary, o Defense of Jail toda yon his ' Department officials - said ',a $448,000,000 more than had been The, gooney bird ijh .an alba- - tion, was out the defect was pot entirely cor- -; Marshall, ' ' to pay his creditors study . Af.U.W;ilATED Chairman W.' Stuart tros a cousin of the showed that It would , cost expected. AUTISEPTIC . ' reeled is' evident frotntw&at hap- -; zo next Within the of Because national of defense fence! the days. once for with;l78.000 more Symington shot huge $5,000,000 than mariner ancient securlty;an 1 pened In Korea. But j the argu- - resources, boafd. andt Generala crossbow and TOOTH POWDm Judge Charles G. Brig- - alone to close off the open range spending, Caltskell saldv the SOLUTIOtl thereby stirred Federal . ment still' rages in Washington Smith. in the ' shim released must to Custody British gle even i and a mess of prepare un that people mother the with trouble from J " highways 314 OZ. CAJk over whether the Korean attack Diwr anme: ,.':.'t sviTM FOtt after then the cattle' ignore the cattle pay more money for less, goods, are consxamiy are 'of a U. S. marshal Monday ine repons sooneys s off the "new-useUnited; taught .. ... . of living, Tavnan and broucnt un to , date. And ih vised hoirnu T h e i rithe Edwardsyille, 111., guards and get onto the roads reduce their 'standard .T guard because pi an. intelligence td reimpositlon Dl u.i- - kiJcarkine promised he would make anyway. cmith and. submit r ,v.t. a or command failure. failure , payments at the rate of $1,000 a So the department tried paiht- - somenwartfme controls.8 ; oeiieves mat tne government is; wings coai black. j This 1 and then turn argument probably until to "We have May limit day now InteTlito avoid consumption the to equipped simulate lwsvi "race . vfr Sverv new jlng wide yellow lines r Bird Dance over the remaining $158,000. home." Gaitskell said in speakcattle guards. Apparently it at MtKt.r. i tkst rii Vrw Jni genCeandbreakdowns of Bearl Har finan met immediate ing of the impact, of defense Knetzer Korea bor irvtiiio-r- ! nr rrA We came across three of them cial success after World War, II works, for some unknown reason. spending on the British economy. was on the P"1. services "Not . a cow has crossed one "We , have to recognize may be. fiiere will al- ground" doing .the famous by taking orders from a car that an intelligence officer. But ,.v-- . one official said. gooney bird dance, r irst- tney there must be, some reduction in. public. But he got jn0 yet,M chle' ! lot hungry Genial their-. aurin f?"-a If tactical which racket war.' rattle bills, surprise our standard of living. Physical hower n urPe anc. H3 W.t9. tAn4i' lilr ai atilr Ko! r a Wratf difficulties. prise could be completely elimi- - mossaaor to. a drop In the The is controls.are necessary. If the bud- $178,000 me is PROVO, UTAH Mount than woscow, recog higher Whitney 302 WEST CENTER ged ,ont , picket fenceThen bucket compared to the total that nated, war itself mightr- be made! CI' n nui ih e expenditure, ot hiiht! ine Pike t 8 Peak,, a lm.z.ea sound being .uie..Yaluei then whistle, Impossible.: high (Will be a case of too much money Knetzer is in the hole. It. repre peak in the United States. When Lieut.-Gen- .. a whinny, then a honk like the. sents .Walter B.SaiD e inieiugence. $250,- of chasihg too few goods. balance the i i to i unpaid, In head rri of 'addition being Smith was made director, of oi .carnival norn.: iiiey m which Brigghs ordered Knetzer oiowmg which central intelligence. latt October, central' intelligence, 1 ' to pay- - in July, 1949. Briggle's to handles research andl analysis, wlelver llk the" on" of his principal t.moes was "W?ren order. followed an audit ofu-Knetz-General Smith is alsq head of . i1 ...w auoweu rwiicttci strengthen the organization . ,,, ud and vdown and tr ! doors wnicrr ,, ' This central intelligence Agency. to improve its system or making is wa, ;VKe roucno i.rx. - had $250,000 in hidden assets, the operating end of; CIA, and estimates Jbl intelligence reports. rciuiiT niancs .uicm infvefey Southern nni He created an .office of estimates. about it Little can bevmade public ture'S top coniedians is their HEKD WYOMING IN methods and at takeoffs and landings. - Its head is now Dr. William Lan- - Its size budget. functions are top secret hERIDAN. Wyo.. Ajpril 11 (UJI) They must take off upwind, like an airplane. They stick their Rilph Over, listed as an escapee full speed, from the state hospital at Black-foo- t, heads forward, run'-atINDUSTRIAL SCHOOL ' . enormous Ida., was held today in and extend their wings. SUPERINTENDENT FIRED , : are air Sheridan on a charge of attempted they Finally, groaning, HELENA. AdtII 11 OIR) The borne, straining for altitude. If car theft. A. D. Cromwell of the Probate and state board of educatiori by a -- ?fthey then fly behind a building. Blackfoot institution Unscheduled Notices Guardianship vote'-iire- d carl Horn today as into still ain they crash, tumble to arrive soon to take him, into Consult County Clerk or the! superintendent of . thej industrial over and do everything but burst custody. Respective Signers for 'Further scnooi at iviues uiiy. into flames.. Information. The! two no '. votesiwere cast When they land, they common- - cante out here to bomb Wake, I A K IfitA nnaa rtu; rt A tfAAnV KirHv Uallf lflfn karl THE PERFECTIONIST by board members George Lund : . .' to the wind blast of a plane warm- Anaconda and Mrs. F. H." Petrb,On level ground, they notice Sovthern Comfort is 100 proof No. 16483 Civil Miles City, who had b5kto io get . tneir iees going xasi enougn injs up us cnginrs. ne muugnn !IN THE FOURTH .' JUDICIAL consider a resignation submitted and nose over forward, squeal-jhmn- v and rtoMy foif good I Delicious big wind. Guess 111 take DISTRICT COURT OF THE by Horn. i So he off. ones Week's Supply Groceries Qt little got The . kegan flapping, ing. just learning for mixed drinki and highballs. STATE OF UTAH, IN AND FOR ' to fly always forget to lower their! airborne, flew out of ..the prop- .' 100 PROP tlQUlUR .UTAH COUNTY. Ream's Better Food Mkr. The subject of the painting, landing gear when coming down' wayhand crashed, SouMtam Comfort Corp. St.kewb. Mtt. IN THE MATTER Otf'.THE APin and they skid along burningly. Whistler's Mother,-" vSomebody should put- those "'. r; 7r : PLICATION OF GEORGE TAN-- ! North Carolina.; During the last war, when. I guys on a stage. , NER' and IDA HAMSbLIN TO PETER ED SON R STEA non-operati- on . au-pleas- ng ed -- rn cost-of-livi- '- ff '. ng r3i ' -- ... . I eT2?!2 tio-me- yer - ay . A . th-acti- . m - . ut "V". p , - - i , : ute - . British to Up f ; 2; War Spending -- rmm . cil,-whi- ,- ch ( ! ,QJ.R)-i-Robe- rt - m -' e 59 - re-natu- re. The-Midwa- JS:-ie. y d" 1 . ... ar -' . , ; ,o, -- ! .iWonf L ttf - j . . 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