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Show Presidential Greetings Once News Now History Taken from the files of the Provo Herald Uonal Scholastic .'PreM aaaocls' tion.. Delbert V. Treieagle' waa . Installation faculty adviser of a public address system In the ! 20 Years Ago I UTAH PROVO, UTAH, TUESDAY, ' APRIL COUNTY, 24; 1951 ... Provo tabernacle was approved by Utah and Provo stakes V Mrs. . Nancy Moe was installed ApHI U, W3I J. r ; president of the auxiliary of the A threatening water shortage Veterans of Foreign Wars of . was pinching Provo and the prac- Provo. out-o- fto tice of furnishing water ' the-ciresidents was v being closely examined v. . a mile-a- minute gale struck;JLItalL valley, blowing down chimneys and trees PROGRAMS everywhere, knocking out power and teiepnone service for vary TUESDAY. APRIL 24 ing periods of time . . . new base KDYL TV , ball club dirctors named were 4:00 News of the World t Harold Makin, Clarence Beesley, 4:00 Educational Feature Otto Birk, Lynn Groneman and 4:15 Kate Smith Ott Romney '. . fire 'destroyed 4:45 Educational Feature the back of the home 5:00 Time for of E. Ray Gardner. American 5:15 Vanishing Beany Legion Fork. For a few minutes it was 5:30 Junior Council feared that the two Gardner boys 5:45 Small Fry Sketch Book bad been trapped by the fire in 6:15 Two Weeks with Pay side of the garage .. . . the school 6:25. Newt of the World board was deadlocked on the 6:30 Gaslight Follies v question of combining the offices 7:00 Kukla,- - Fran and Allit I of the superintendent and the 7:30 LitUe Show : clerk of the board at! the bigh 7:45 Moments in Music school building. The superintend8:00 Star Theater I ent's office was being maintained 9:00 drcle. Theater in a converted, "private residence 8:30 Hour 11. north . of the - Parker school 10:30, AmateurNews of the World grounds, while the clerk's office 10:40 Shooting Stars was at the high school 11:00 Broadway Open House 12:00 Sign off KSL TV . 10 Years Ago. ; 4:00 .Red Barry, Detectiva :ju nayiune rarty , April 24. 1941 4:45 Cartoon Capers Pleasant Grove set its 20,th 6:15 Dotible Barrel Justice Strawberry" day celebration 6:45 The World Tonight i for June 4 '. . . With the 'stirring Something in the Wind' posture; parade as the-- : highlight 6:55 "Armchair Adventure feature,! BYU's annual Invitation 7:00 meet was expected to attract 3000 7:15 Stork Club 7:30 Show ; participants .? , . The university &00 Beulah conferred emeritus rank on John 8:30 Plainclothesmen. Truth or Consequences ' C. Swensen, Drj William J. Snow, 9:00 Royal Playhouse C. JenMarinus J. Wilson; Guy 9:30 Suspicion sen, and Mrs. Ella Larsen Brown 10:00 The Gay 50's . . . Mrs. rrank Speckart was elected.! president of the Alice 10fl5s0xing from N. Y, Louise Reynolds club "No: 3 . . . The Farrer. Eagle newspaper won first class rating in the national rankings announced by the Na- . ; " Need No Help of Fied Chinaln Speeding Jap Treaty - TELEVISION ty the occupation was superior. It was without major incident. It reflected solid understanding of Japanese problems in their full Asiatic setting. It was virtually a model. But in any event, with luck it was des;. portance. '.y. tined to end m the next six months or so. Therf is no question Dulles went to For the U. S is, hopeful a Japanese treaty may be concluded by. that time. Hence the Xokyo at this particular time to reassure dismissal General r4cArthur'a job now is to convince the Japanese the Japan that U. a not mean b. in treaty project will go forward with does, policy change lines already set and' to there. . ... , - maintain MacArthur's successful occupaTha "Japanese have revered MacArthur tion , policies in the interim. , as if he, were a 3prt of substitute emperor. In. the'Ir "curious feuda psychology he was Dulles, is probably better fit than almost V .AVJ2TS : AXaX .ill anv" American to offer the needed rei fessur- IllfViV Xl Tkarhaha iust that. Certamlv he svmbotized W 1 11 WM: J I IS M'W. lr r hutJ .! Wan moment. 'done at He ances this has If stood and of the United States the power , in Mr the m all kinds. of . Japane: job preparing a gm, standing A threats :V fpr security against - U I!i he h&sa and ml Vr Quietly efficiently treaty. . Certainly, too," conduct of sketched out the basic features of the proposed pact and has won substantial acceptance of these terms from the Japanese and Draft Reassurance the other Pacific powers concerned. ' ' I HerSelective Service Director Lewis B l" . It. remains now to cast this work into sliey has done much to quiet anxieties formal documents which can be presented aanong young men ' hopeful of college careers for ratification by. the' victors and vanhis statement that they will not be j hj. quished. Any substantial delay would" rob J" rushed off to a training: camp before jit can this country and its Pacific, allies of" the be decided whether, they are eligible for constructive initiative that,.;"' thanks to deferment under college training Dulles, they have been able to exhibit .on ' ' policy! It is a reassurance that the respon-- ; ihli vital problem. sSble hiprh officials in selective service are UnitecTStates has , .The rejected a British trying to keep level "Heads amid the up-Red be China that consulted on the proposal new. and over their roar that their; plans, tV 'desire is 'for "the. rule f common sense in peace treaty; Britain was merely. taking its standard view that; since the Communist the operation of the system. regime is the actual ruling government, it RUIKEYSER SAYS: need! this; kind-oYoung, men" of draf would be "unrealistic" to conclude a JapWaJieUp assurance right now.' The world is full anese pact without hearing: Red China's atof uncertainties, and all of them seem to titude on it; i Comfort Head of the young guage of Vatican City? 4 descend around the - But in common Without In .Awine language fact it's the other way around. It farting Backach fellow just thinkinsr about coHeee or a use is Italian, but official acts of . of Tn tuttdM, ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER ud cmixt. . is Commuto invite unrealistic the By wholly he can how best for bMduhca aB4 wondering' diuiacM be doa to plan marpp job, the Holy See are drawn up in ' one to remember wt kidney t uactioa. Doctori aar rot4 ..Here's thing in nists' ' talks at participation any v the start of his life,' and as likely as not Latin. treaty . va aTKia '. V v;(,;.. of newspapers, Mr. McAndless when you're up for investigation ' impwtani :v" Beanh. When aome Tryday stage. Enough is known of Red' tactics by. By Merryle Stanley Rukeyser in love,,witfi dreams of home and family eonditioB.siKB talk.- - But can't make They you nd ttrt INS Economic eauae in Commentator thia the other Are imnortaat revealed, "was there tigers in Africa? function to .lowatrajn, day how to appreciate that in this or any other can fill in the answers' for ' iQ beginning to run throtigh his mind. All down.many folks anSernac and the subject of inflation came they A There are no tigers in Africa backache feel miserable. Minor kiaa-fine you. Inflation, the rotting of the up in our of these things are ca'ught .in a web of - negotiation their aim would be solely to discussion. He comirritationa due to cold or mmmm 4it except in captivity. Tigers are is because evil and and it undermine. currency, delay mented disrupt a there wonder he 'must to 'waSan that native eastern opporas" and south coniusion tttinopniata4rfrenentpeBna. only long The right of free speech in strikes at the backbone of civili- thea.eo.dU for life insurancegents to cludes ern Asia and the' adjacent islands. ,sypurkidneyaif Ton. irr uou i Pills whether he may be draiftediext month, or Mao g the the has done practically noth- zation; the thrifty and industrious tunity' and silence, aiu """t shrug bie of real toto the public Uaed ucoeaafullr diurrtie. bf millioaa help. for we will hod. Thanks to next fall or next yeaf ; orer yearn. It'a amaxinc how many timaa ing to warrant his being taken seriously "as citizens... was Who Q Carmen : by giving out solid informa- have to dividetelevision, day Sylva? Doan a rie happy relief crime into ' For example,? it reduces the tion on this subject. He felt That, a responsible Jeader among the family of A Carmen Sylva was the pen f thel Smileaof kWneylJldal: The utmost effort should, be made, in and sust real protection behind individual because! of inflation, .insurahce classes. ' Sponsored name of Elizabeth, former queen tan flush oat wast. Get Doan 'a Pilki todayt be--, nations. his he Whatever has laws purposes, ing. for; the " life- insurance policies and .other programs need to preparing military service of be supplevl Romania. (AalYj haved like a military adventurer, On the v ,r - r long pull, to reduce this uncertainty to the tok. projects. nfiented or revised savings nave tha got iveiauvers ine his rare occasions when minimum. A young man has a right to representatives In a sense, the financial insti provide:i the most advantageous roptiation and are looking have joined in international discussion, they tutions, which use the dollar as Aouabo jva tiiv vuvj uviui oiiu around know, as nearly as it can be known, what for; talent. have made blatant propaganda noises bear-- . their yardstick,;- were innocent his beneficiaries. .j "S ux an la i .ju- iiic j cai o tt ucu is iu mj forces. a the he victims of. think "I made has are inflationary good If no you, to handsome, relation unscrupu utterances the sincere of ing influhe must; make decisions which will they are unaffected ppint. You should see our old lous and,have some fresh gags statesmen. Mao doesn't' belong at the peace' Nominally, ence all the rest of his life. Draft law and since both- fhfeir assets and liabili- policyholders and discuss the step up tovthe iron door for an t table.ties are expressed in dollar terms. 'question of inflation frankly with audition. Senator Tobey has a policy should jdo everything "possible to let since in aSlarger sense they them. They may ask why they jab open fora bright boy.; mm Know where ne stands. The United States seems .well advised io But arp- tipH nr with th welfare ,lnf should invest their money now in I. proceed with treaty arrangements with no jheir policyholders, they are now ah. insprance cohtract which" may A" black eye is somewhat belatedly crying out pay off at some time in the futhought of opening them to "the hardly a handsome ture in dollars which will not inflationary pressures'. against even when you fight to get one. of the Communists. The goal But; what Glad you live in America? I about the 80 jn ill ion buy as much in the way of com here is peace with Japan. Efforts to enr policyholders? They should avoid modities as they do today. I am Q When was the name am. Just think for five hours' ' you . have several good tional Guard" first applied A part of the secret of happiness is the .tangle Dulles fine. work with the issue of any emotional tendency toof- -deal siire work, a Utah miner earns enough to buy with the keystone the answers tothat question. state militia? lightly a good pair of shoesl It takes a Russian flowers see in to our the of obRed China can only the April May arch in theif own life financial ability A On August 16, 1824, Nvhen recognition "One way you may think quite miner 65 hours to earn a pair of Russian-mad- e - is The a is New to V; title about the it York took the plans. make. approach prudent units, logically; scure that objective. showers; to face the realities, and, if it can comparison with the fire insur- "National Guards" in complime shoes. The reason for this'whale of be afforded, increase dollar pro- ance policy Which you carry on to Lafayette, who was visiting tl a difference is simply our free American tection through: term policies and jjour house. Let's say that you United StatesLaJayette had comy Merry-go-Rousystem of profits and production, plus the . . Woshihgton otherwise so that the deprecia- purchased your home ten years manded Guard in use of equipment paid for out of savings." a 1896 tion can be offset. and in fire insurance Paris, .1789. By ago bought only three positive, stable element that can be injected into the troubled Far Eastern situation is formal peace with Japan Consequently the newest Japanese mission of. John Foster Dulles isj of the 'highest imO&e '. v barn-gara- ge ! ng , : . .-- A . V.r7V V7V t s Mac-Arthur'- XT I . - i . 7A7'M ill 0tVsJ : . f ' - : , . the-i)e- i ... , -- ( ! , Baering Down On the News f . atThrift, ',' Inflation Strikes . Backbone of Our Civilization To wore torn tkrw-po- w j . : -- ;- r- : . er , j I . I Tse-tuh- . 'a-- SO " ort-h- " - ; i . - In-ord- er elp - - - . -- .3 - -- - - ;- destruc-tivedevic- Q's and A's es . Y'-- . " 1 -- nd nal the-Natio- Perfects Senator Flooded With MacArthur Letters U. S. Where the insured cannot af policy for an amount nearly, suf- states retained the word "militia" ford, higher premiums, adjust ficient to rebuild your home in in their official designation. I 'aVri .Hft ments! can be made through eVent .of a total ioss by fire, cost Janat is would official What it least the Q "Today, changing the settlement options. as much to replace the For example, payments to beneficiaries can be maximized dur house." What do you do about it? ing years oi greatest, need when 'Do you blame the' insurance children are young thfough de- -t company because the proceeds of vices for consuming principal asjthe old fire policy would.be in- sufficient to ' reproduce your well as using interest '(The radio programs listed below art. submitted by the radie stations wh ar Until the inflationary hazard home? Do you decide to cancel and.. invest responsible for their accuracy. In case of seeming inaccnraclec or for farther has been abated, there are strong yjour fire insurance ybur money in common stocks. information call the respective radio stations.) reasons for favoring policies the value of which may possibly which emphasize protection' rathwim miiation? I er than, investment, for diversifi- Keep pace You ZDYL KCSU. Mj KNEU' I KOVO call in your fire KSL cation land hedge .against' infla-- tiinlyJnot! ' a and insurance 132 fire 1450 . . 860 ; 1161 ;140 agent buy tion; such coverage can be, sup-- i policy for an increased- amount. :00 Story Princeu Music Dennis of with Interlude Music Data Day; Tbaatar Mystery plemented by selected common " " Why? Because a fire policy for a :13 New: V, Hugo Wlnterhalter Rocket Riding Ttrae . stock investment. ' Suns :30 Three Mr. Snooks is Gabriel Mrs. and amount the only :4S OrganXMucic Heatter Harfb sufficient Baby ' ' ' ' NW ' Sam Hayea . I. recently discussed this whole practical way to protect yourself ' ,With WmImti Ufa John' 7:80! Bob Loiff Hope Sportlita Steele. Adventurer hazard of fire. - ' " " " . - Roundup ; Starskon Parade broad subject of the effect of in- against the 7:15. ' life insurance situation " j"Your " McGea , 7:30Fulton LewU Fibber flation ion the institution of life is Truth, rrmiomiauoai Sani&; JUya ' The dollar will 'not '. ; Music 'analogous. News; insurance with A. J: McAndless, as much as it did ten years S:e0!Three Suna Cavallaro ChoraUara Town Carnjen Then there's ' Hrvey The Big president of Lincoln National buy " , " " . beneficiaries S:ls!PauI Sullivan Melody Kin Life Insurance company at Fort ago. If you die, your n BTraon . invitation to Danca Your Service S:J:At rtlity Tim Sporte Summary to mainPeople Are runtiy need will A " " Dicic The 8:4S Muatv ' an able himself ' Wayne,J. actuary, tain a reasonable. standard of Haymea Lineup XoweQ Thomas " Ben Light Mr. McAndless TraveJer reversed the living. If you liyei you'll need a S:00jMysterious One Man's Family ' " ? :J5 Jack Smith ? Music of Manhattan Evelyn Knight usual procedure; and "quoted this lajrger retirement income. Life S:3 Crime Does .Not ' "' ClOb 13 ". . Jan of Cavalcade Garber Pay ;. an wrote in editorial he ' writer ''' Beulah ; insurance is still the only prac- S:S " America T for hisi own company personnel. tical way for ah average 7 r man to 1:9 New Herb Jeffriea, Newa CapitoK Qoak Room Menu Muaical " He said: "From some thoughts create an estate and - to make 1:13 Peterson s Party - - You and PTA f " ; News Seesioa . I Lane Tuesday you gave me about constructive provision for these increased 1:30 Melody J. You and the World , 10:4Si ; j ; f service to policyholders, I wrote needs." ;i 11:601 Love Myatery Weather. CN Report News an editorial for the agency deMidnight Serenade Midnieht- Melodies " 11:15 Marine Band Musie Dance . " partment" 'There are 600 miles of horse and 11:3 Jerry Waia Album of Musie . " thie " I Serenade to Night New . New In thought that the ideas hiking trails in the Great Smoky 11:45:. exchanged might be applicable Mountamsi National Park. ; v WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 by readers of this column to their " Venus is very nearly the same own insurance and financial set :O0!Sun-V- p News CorralFrolic Old i I ' -' Here Cornea Band sike as the earth, the different i:13 ., up, Mrj McAndless' remarks are " Jamboree Farm Headline Sunrise :30 Roundup in! diameters being only about 213 herewith presented ' S:45Sun-U- p !" Weather Frolie "A columnist for a great chain miles. ' :, News Oock Musical 7 foe Sleep Holiday (Robert Hurleieh " " Clarke .."?.' Harry !' 7:ls!Mlody Time -" . Newt and Weather News7:3News Kenny Baker ' T:45lWest Jamboree Brtswast at Ranch ' News Hit Review High Time iMunitfml Clock " " , FrieBdhfT Sunshine Songs . Leonard S:Frank Hemingway ' " " " T WU1 Wright S:15 Gordon Owen. .. " ' " i r ... News , S:3'By Jensen ' V: 1" ' ": ' " ' ' S:45Scrap Book Margaret Mastere : Musie for. the Mrs. Arthur Godfrey Marvin MUler Parade Break the- Bank Variety ' .. . :15Dinah Shore .. A Girl, a Boy, Reminiscent for a Day Grand Slam Showt:3SQueen Jack'Bercn " :43 a Band . Dtve Garroway , Rosemary ' 6:6 Kate Smith Woman in "My House Your Own Musie ' Mid Morning Wendy Warroa t t MatineeAunt . Jenny ". l:15:Lanny Ross and' News Morning Star ;j " Helen Trent Serenade l:3lHomemakers Harmonies For the Ladies Morning m V " ' " '. d :4 5 Bin Our Gal Sunday j : . j . L ' ever, explosive charges attached to fhe con- tainers can free the radioactive rays. Despite all these difficulties, the important fact is that radiological warfare is now pos sible' if President Truman wants to. use it. f. By DREW PEARSON ,j Worries WASHINGTON While the nation : about Far Eastern war strategy, it can be re- " .j.-!';;- ' vealed that spectacular newv atomici- weapons have been developed that can wipe out an entire regiment. with ene artillery, shot- - or .neutralize a city without 'killing a soul. v' . For. security reasons, only a. general report can be given. However, H can! be stated! that new stop Russian, weapons are under way which may, : ... j aggression flead in its tracks; ; . 1. A terrible, more powerful atomic bomb has been produced that makes the jold fashioned-. - Hiroshima bomb seem like a firecracker by com-will be ' exploded .. parison. This new. super"12bomb in tests so important,. at Eniwetpk May 6. to. ' that top military and congressional leaderi :have ' ; t been invited to attend: v "! 2. A giant howitzer. "capable of firing atomic within shells, will be off the production'-linthree to- five months. This is so huge that it' must be hauled by freight train However,l just howitzer ' one shot from this atomic-belchi; could wipe out a regiment. 3. A new type of warfare, called radiological warfare, has been developed from atomic re- search. By using radioactiverays, a city could be contaminated and. subsequently captured without loss of life or property. A radioactive dose could, be used that would nOt cause death unless ab- garbed for three or four days. Thus, the populace in safety. would have plenty of time, This radiological warfare is what Congressman Albert Gore, Tennessee ttettaocrat, had in mind when he suggested establiishing a radioactive belt across the Korean peninsula, if a strong .enough dose were used, a radioactive no man's land could be established! that would mean certain death to Communist' foot soldiers who t i . tried io cross it. - I MACARTHUR ers Ex-Sena- tor ..' -- , LETTERS of congress are being flooded with "MacArthur" letters. Scott Lucas of Illinois, who has been practicing law in Washington since his defeat last'November, so letters and they keep far has received about .500 ' ' ' V Tolling in. One particularly sharp missive from' an Illinois teacher, protesting agairfst the "dastardly dismissal" of .MacArthur, really caused ."the former to sit up and Democratic leader of the senate ' .;.;. ' , take notice, v :'" :. ct "In, voting to you to the senate last faU." the school teacher i' wrote, "I. was con- .vinced i'that you were first an American and second a Republican. I have continued in that same conviction since you took office. Why have you let the administration get away with this deed?" Even . re-ele- . : - ng ! , high-hand- ed j - . ert rg ; . - . . . and-strik- - V-'- '' - : ' - ' - - . . . - ' I -" , i r . - . : .:..' . ; - . - - 1 - f - - i - ' - - - - , ' ' . m i : . . . 1 - '': ) '"-- V ent KENTUCKY i (feJJ SINCE 1810 Con-nal- . toolc for ffo'dwncmro maroon and gold fefeof ond ask for - -- '; - . .".!.-.:.'- . . -. . ' - . "-- ; - . - ) . - 1 - You Remember? 11:3 Room Recipes 11:45 Doorbell Ringer. J III Z 1:2! j . Meditations , . 1 I i ' Road of Life Pepper Young . ' Happiness Backstage W Stella Dallas ' Lorenzo Jones Wldder Brown Girl Marries Portia racer Life Plain Bill j juat Front Page Farren Welcotne Travelers i S Z I-- 2:45 ; - CJ tU-RAZDE- Reotocky Blended WMskoy U Proof 30 StrsifM Whiskey 10 Grain Hmtral SpiriM WATHtflM'AMO MAZ1U DISTlUIlt COMPAMV, SAIMTOWM, KINHICCV 3:3t,Jack :4l . Z Z ! : i i Z ViCwJ. " if iS50,! ,cw Hemingway 4:3 Movie 4:45jSam Hayea S.M Mark Trail Merry-Go-Rou- S:15 S:3!Oyde Beatty :45Victor Borge . i nd ,; - . Benny Lee Meet, the Band Blue Barron Newe " The - Classlca - Aunt Mary Tea Time Tunee Woman's Secret News I. Quarter Hour Newa ' - J- - ' ' News S . ' - " -- - " RequeaUully m Gordon MacRae .' JO Stafford tNewe lEdward R. Murrow Yours - - - ": . Big Sister ' Ma Perkins Dr Malone Guiding light i . News Farming Arthur "Godfrey ' ! V 1 House Party Cedrie Adams It Rick Afternoon Varieties Strike " " " Friendly Dollar - Derby Musie You - Love ' Platter Party " " " " Platter "Party - . - 5 ' V i Vll The Music Box - - The Trading Post SpotUte 'on Star' j. " Errand " of Mercy Spotlighting ' the News and Weather Stars Noontime Farm Double or Nothing Caamea ' CavaUereT" Radio Rodeo with " " " O ; Merry Larry " . Uve Like News ' ' Millionaire Cyril gtapleton " " Ufa Can Bo Matinee Melody ". " Z - - Emexaon Smith - 12:eEconomy Caravan 12:15Cedric Foster r 12:3SNews, Top Tune ' :45 Paul Sulfivan l:M Baseball , W ' 1 1 li:iDo 11:15 j lyS 'x . j :'! - S Every Mellow Drop ! - . W M OID KENTWKT ". ed - . . - ! . m lead-line- f j nsore-rtbllar- -- . - . j " . - ."-.-;!- . '. ' . , MERRY-GO-ROUN- D -- . . i . vice-presid- " " . Just' after the senate paid its last respects to theanti-V"andenbe- - .- the late Senator Vandenberg. three Republicans pHvately ribbed Idaho's Fresh- -' man Senator Herman Welker for joiningin the Vandenberg tribute. Welker has been such a vigorous political echo of clique during his four months in the senate, that after his joining of the parade of speakers eulogizing Vandenberg, Senators Mundt of South Dakota, Hickenlobper of Iowa and Jenner of Indiana chided Welker about his eulogy. . With a broad wink at Hickenlooper in the senate cloakroom, Muridt asked: "Don't you think Welker'a attack on Vandenberg was in .poor taste?" ATOMIC DIFFICULTIES With mock seriousness, .Hickenlooper and Jenner agreed. Significantly,' Gore's suggestion was taken up last week by the joint congressional atomic However, this got under Welker's skin, and Jie ' snapped: "Go ahead e it out! Strike it energy committee. However,- experts from out of the recordl I don't care!" atomic energy commission warped that; the. pro- Jenner then said, in completely serious vein, . duction of radioactive material for. radiological would " cut down the atomic bomb out- that he personally just didn't feel that he could warfare " .. ; pay tribute to Vandenberg because of his differ- put. a possible alternative, how- ing views on foreign policy, but that he was They pointed out ' Buried in our southwest deserts is a huge that others were paying' the tribute which happy ' ' ever. . . radlbacitve stockpile of atomic wastes that could ' he justly deserved. . radioactive to the necessary be mid produce I MACARTHUR material without" reducing atomic bomb produc' of The foreign minister and contains tion. The trouble is that a mixture of radioactive . byproducts, including . Peru, who have been .honored guests in this some that will remain radioactive for centuries. country, didn't mind being .ousted from .their Waldorf-Aslor- ia hotel suite to make room for the radioactivity miglrt not wear off, and Thus, ' General MacArthur. But they did feel hurt at the an attacking army could notjernfer the contaminlack of confidence implied by the fact that the , ated area in order to hold locks on the doors were changed Immediately an lexpiensixe process It is possible through to separate the long-terradioactive byproducts . after they departed and before MacArthur moved The difficulty in.. .'MacArthur was able to recognize at least from those which are short-lived- ,. one Democrat among the Republicans that sur-- '; with this is that the radioactive material must be ly rounded him in the capitolSenator Tom used immediately. Otherwise; a radioactive dose of Texas. "Hello, Mr. Tom," said the that had been prepared to contaminate an area, say for 60 'days, might wear' out before it waa s general as the Texan stuck out his hand . . . .!'.. When Rep. Overton Brooks of Louisiana com". used. . . .' mented on MacArthur' spry appearance, Colonel .Another difficulty with r'adioldgicl warfar C. C. Canada, the general's personal physician, k the danger to those who handle it. Radioaetive material to be used for the purpose of contamin- f remarked that the campaigner had man. "It's partly ating an enemy objective; must be carried in'r the physique of a d clumsy,containers. After the lead-lin. due to the good hours he lkeepsand his attitude containers are dropped on an enemy, how- toward life," explained Canada. . 4 r - TRIBUTE ;VANDENBERG Radio Programs Tuesday, April 24 1 " - ' - i - -- i . 5 ; News Second Mrs BurtoO King's Bow i HiUtop Hoase Day BrighterDrake f Norab ' Dr Paul Make BeUeVo Curt Maaaey asaaey Newa -' Alan Jaekaosi t |
