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Show MOSTLY CLOUDY TEMPERATURES . . . I St Portlssd Prv Salt Lair. 5 41 Butte ;. - today and tomorrow with ahew era beginning tonight and 1b- -rreasinar tomorrow. Hish today 60, and tomorrow 56, and low to night 42. . . . ; .... Oldea it 74 Lagaa St. Las Georf. Vegas . Phecatx Los Aocttes lu Fran. i . 31 40 YeUowitont 31 55 r 4 . S$ Dnr ! . Cktcags . I Dalutk 5 Waiblnftoa J J Miami . 46 Botton ." YEAR, NO. 232 SIXTY-FIFT- H PROVO. First Break In Woge Ceiling - UTAH COUNTY, i UTAH. Mil Workers IF!r Twin-Engi- Economic Stabilizer WASHINGTON, April 25 (UJ) Eric A. Johnston approved today a six cents an hour fail workepay raise fori 1,000,000 rs-- the first break Inf the 10 per cent wage ceiling. .The new contract already had been approved by .the Tiite House arid a spdal" agreement had been: Weld up because on; 2 V2 cents of the increase fell under the permissible 10 per cent limit on wage cost-of-livi- non-operati- Left Seds in 1945 . Navy Plane ne ng ng - . BULLETIN X KEY WEST, FW April 25 (U.PX A Cuban four - engine - . fact-findi- ng u , civ- of State " Secretary Dean Acheson disclosed toChina day .that Nationalist ' agreed 6n Feb. 9 to accept American military aid 'f or the defense pf Taiwon (For Dr. mosa) against a possible at April ne Umh I CU.R) ) Film Director Admits He Once Flh Unitedfress Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, April 25 twin-engin- e" increases. That's as high as wages can risei above January. 1950. . '" levels. . . KEY WEST, Fla., Johnston followed . the recdm mendations of the i. 25 (If. P.) A four-engipanel, wnich said bargaining on ilian plane, believed to tne railroads is "'unique" and re PRICE rTVEVCENTS By DEAN W. DITTMER ' airliner and a navy, nlane collided ever Key West today. and both plane crashed into the ocean with 43 persons. The navy announced that "there are no known surviy- ors." ' - Willingness to Give Aid Announced in Note Sent to Chiang Jan. 30 Collide Over Key West ' I liner, ine 'j - ' 1951. 25,!' Vara Aid Offered To On Feb. 9 Plunge j I nto Ocean Cuban APRIL Acheson Reveals Both Planes B WEDNESDAY, A WAGE STABILIZES " ' ' $ UN Forces I May Vacate Seoul Aqain m, $ be a George Taylor, above,-- Univer- tack." He revealed that the United of . Pennsylvania professor, Cuban airliner with 39 . per sity has been named chairman of states, in a note to the National announced its sons aboard, collided with a President Truman's hew Wage ists on Jan.to 30, make arms avail Stabilization Board during- its Willingness navy plane over Key Wesw "organization; period." Dr. Tay-lo- ir able for defense- purposes. The dates given '.by Acheson for three years as. today sending all aboard the vice served chairman and later chair- amounted to an. administration two craft to a Watery death. man of the War Labor Board notice that its. plans for sending quired "special standards" apart from wage stabilization in. other. Infantry Holds Rida industries. To Stop Red Advance Previously, 'Johnston refused to approve r over-th- e ceiling In creasa negotiated in the textile, South of the Parallel WASHINGTON, April 25; (U.R) meat packing and shipbuilding, Film Director'. Edward Dmytryk other industries.' holding that the The a mission to Formosa and to proBy FRANK TREMAINE navy in Washington said in World War II. admitted today he once was a wage stabilization board should arms vide was well help, United Press Staff Correspondent arranged four men were aboard the navy Communist and said ha was aCtJ in advance of recent demands for TOKYO, Thursday, April on sub his silence ;the breaking action by Gen. Douglas MacAr But on the railroads, Johnston plane. A two - pronged 26 (U.R) ject be.cause he has decided that said negotiations are "far more Authorities at the scene of the thur. the Communist party is guilty of lengthy and cumbersome" t h a n crashes, one on each side of the Communist, drive north of j To Be Retroactive treason, elsewhere Seoul forced . United Nations AVest were said there island, a Key Dmytryk. .who got The note American to 1947 no in troops to withdraw today; on , specified survivors. iail'term .for refusing that the arms aid agreement acanswer house the western front. They broke The ; bodies of at least nine would be retroactive to June 27 tivities committee questionsi about off contact with the enemy ' two persons, including and that it would cover, there' navy 'communism, told the committee ' unidentified and fell back to form a fliers were ill to Formosa. since fore, "member was he a' shipments party today straight defense line with allied recovered 'soon after the crash, WASHINGTON, April 25 (U.R) the Korean war began. Acheson from the spring of 1944 to. the The defense department reported in this connection said the first troops in central Korea faU of 1945. the coast guard reported. today a new total of 61,744 Amer- shipment of arms reached For Au officer hinted that Seoul KOREA-BOUNPlanes Not Identified ican casualties in the', Korean mosa in December. CANADIANS Four members of the 25th Ca- might be abandoned. . .Propaganda Failed; It was- announced last week nadian Infantry Brigade sport Iroquois haircuts and a "comman'We are prepared to give up Neither, plant was officially fighting. He said he' left the party, after 969 over that in addition to arms aid" this deered'! U. S. military poster as they 'prepare to leave Seattle, an of is increase uThis 4 . lot more if we mtv the Communists tried to force MONTROSE. Cole Aoril 25 identified,!: a week ago. Wash., for the Korean battlefront They are, left to right: J. to," he said. ground ' country will send a military mis Two teen-ag- e 'him to put party line propaganda flJ.R) youngsters The biz civilian nlane crajdied The new summary; the 35th is sion to help train Chiang Kai- - Merowiki of Winnipeg, G. Gagne of Sherbrooke, D. Prudhome Jame-AYain ."Coraeredl' a picture hejnade rjam .Trice, Utah, are ia. theiin. 60 Xetxf .wainrf tha.uy4 sued since the IJeuLGen. ' of Fleet, Korean war began, Shek's troops f or aWtonar-Trf-FOT mera or Montreal, rtuir anor in 1945. custody of Sheriff Bud Scott at immediately clomped a security covered casualties whose next commanding the United states of hjiosaChinese Communist against Ouray following eight hours of blackout on all Information. diEighth army, threw his troops The handsome. kin had been notified through attack. Up- to "600 'Americans intensive! search : along ; western Unto a counter-attac- k DC-- 4 Qn the cen rector one of the original Hol- (Colorado air- last Friday: a The actual to number By Formosa. will go eventually last night in liner of issued an order and tral front one is because it de Cubana of lywood 10" said he refused to .connection highways the requires higher mission, Compania Dispatch plus with two cart'hef ts. Aviacion of. the day predicting victory. answer questions in 1947 because at to thre weeks1 to notify next of shipment .of arms, carries' through Participating in. the hunt were 11:03 a. m.which left Miami ai Formosa overhe believed Russia was sincere law in the The Red break-throuwas kin In announced policy by enforcemeht.of f icers of Delta, due in wanting peace. He also said he Montrose center includes three total hours of the line was sealed off in Cuba. 10,567 President on June 27, nearly Today's Truman ,. and Ouray, including It carried 34 "passengers and a dead, 40.341 wounded, 9564 miss Acheson did not believe then that the, state and armored units of the U. N. said In his June ,27 patrolmen. The chase started crew of five arra Communist party was a menace at Delta"! and 113 taken prisoner. The statement the president ordered was to due army began hacking at the eneing fly 8:30 about after olock and thought at the time that the rrea n. over Key West about 11:50 a. rri. tqtal also includes 1159 who once the Seventh U. S. fleet to defend flanks. my's ueua WASHINGTON, April 25 Mgan, city police VThe air. COllisipn" occur fed about were reported missing but have Formosa from; the Reds and at committee .was invading the field man,' had The withdrawal in the Seoul (U.RU-RClarence J. Brown, sector reported his private 11:59 a. m., ' of free speech and thought. been found. said. authorities same the Natime left a vacuum 'between the prevent any automoDUe stolen. (U.R) 25 said WASHINGTON R.. been has p., todayhe April Pan American World Airways, A- breakdown by, serviced Honalist attack on the, mainland, But, he testified?" he' ; has Logan's car was found aban rival armies through which the that informed that every single Chinese masses Acheson said . the president's Officials predicted in today must pass to 'changed his mind since' then, tdoned on Highway 550 about one parent organization of Cubanas showed: fiscal in the shot down enemy plarte" spending military ; to be the dOI- new allied line. the reach Mrmy ioiai casuaiues oi,-- t,i statement He said he had heard that! other mile ' south of . Rid g way by the airUnes, said "all indications" 1 . . . continues was to run be will found Korea year starting July that the crashed, airliner was dead 8775... wounded 32,539, miss icy said this vacuum would committee witnesses . had ducked Ouray county sheriff. A short were government. around $70,000,000,000 powered' by British-bui- lt i jet be Officers 8937, prisoners 110, missing Cubana a killing grounds for UN ings missing plane. the question whether they 'would time later Scott was informed the e ' One would-b$10,000,-000,0engines. That about 1126. who found been have the navy craft planes and artillery. Big-- guns all He. said, he was told this by fight for this country in case of ithat a station wagon owned by was a report said Trumore than President Total casualties 655, Beechcraft Navy across the flaming front were Russia. attack , ri. Heidorn, Ouray county a member, or Gen. Douglas by i. jan man .estimated in his- budget ' men aboard. dead 103, wounded 490, missing ' around the clock, pump roaring rancher, had been stolen from a with four '; MacArthur's staff. , message' last January. Polonsky Sidesteps shells an hour into the 2,ouo street was found of a seaman wno. declined use !60, missing who have been, found It ing Kidgway aiir: so force' said that (The his name said he witnessed -The reyised forecast came out Reds on the western front alone. is as here the known Film writer Abraham L; ncoln about .3 0 clock, this morning the collision fronr tne beach. , He Marines-Totfar casualties 9071, as the house appropriations comThe Reds were hiding from al ' that Iques-tio- n. stalled, in ironton park, seven identified the navy plane as a dead 1522, wounded ;7287, missing wreckage- of no enemy planes Polonsky mittee voted the armed forces anlied planes by day and resuming of miles south . been Korea down in has shot Ouray. . today.262.: other $6,421,406,000 to push prefanatical attacks alter dark An hour and a half : later. fighter carrying two men; The ate force tneir The planes hit at an altitude rest of the recovered. Air force Total casualties 531, the ness. Polonsky, named ara Cojnmu- -l Their casualties soared to paredness: during -, bat' pointed out that all air nist by three previous witnesses, boys into ut 2000 fee.1: dead 167, wounded 25,, missing ward " 25,000 for the first three year ending June 30. a hotel at oc(U.R 25 custody One ties i"avy DENVER, , to" April exinvolving haye jet m a n said. "The DC-- 4 305, prisoners: 3. missing' who refused '; confirm, deny or -e The extra money is in addition curred in the vicinity days. said they gave of the nation's top conservationof their testimony. orU say ages as He sheared off a wing of the navy have been found 31. western on th But to the front, plain 13 $42,474,000,000 given and already, H. ll . river border.) respec plane which exploded in the! ists, Arthur Carhart, today the whether he is not now a, Com- -. lively." The sheriff years Reds still were pourine thick as v warned i establishment this military statement keeninir made the Brown the Colorado river I ' upper muriist. t 'j . over the ridges and roads them In his" personal custody and air." at a house rules committee locusts basin states that .the true cost of vear. toward Uijongbu, only 11 miles on Dmytryk told tho committee: nas noi remanded them to jail, the Central Arizona reclamation legislaproposed hearing Atomic Projects of Seoul. "Along with' other people I he informed Montrose officials tion to loan U. S. grain to In- -' north Project would be about 50 per , signed the Stockholm peace, apUN forces broke contact The :: For . J cent '. dia. today. an advertised. The tommitt'ee also voted F morejthan the ith enemy and withdrew in . hoped, - the Russians peal . .J. U. S. He 'complained that' Carhart s. statements came after additional $46,800,000 for the cover f The Korean . war were sincere. fashion orderly Gl j emergency meeting of the upper atomic energy commission with foreign aid programs have darkness, front under showed- - they were' not." said. V dispatches build" Buried basin states which was held in which to launch or carry along up. frequently helped The move . allied He said he was sure Russia and straightenedtoe Communist-controllcounat which Denver Sunday time the projects in connection with its 25 UN gunsand planes line and Red China backed .the North Ko weight be- l$2,000,000,000 expansion of atomic tries because there have not a chancegave delegates. threw-thejto catch the advancing reans, and "this troubled me;, antij to hind been Last the safeguards F6REST adequate project. week, giant weapons, production. GROVE, Ore., April a in the open. " WASHINGTON, April 25 (U.R) enemy made me: realize there is a Com- i prevent that.- congressional committee killed Other congressional develop-CHICAGO. April 25 "0J.R) al Most Allied units on the munist menace." have only 25 (U.R) Fire burning out of con further j said S. U. he to on aid Britain, action appropriations ments: .' until July 25 to begin training trol, in the. "jinxed" Tillamook that would The third thing that changed Charles, G. Dawes, warmer front northeast Seoul of also get the. project going helped Britain construct the broke contact with the enemy of the United States, under the GI bill of. rights, the burn was spread over 4800 acres RFC-- The senate subcommithis mind, Dmytryk said, was" the are he states iron "until involved said, the engines,,jwhicfi, tee investigating RFC told Presi: series of Communist spy trials in will be baried to'day after a"qyiet Veterans administration said to- today and weary firefighters out their along the 38th parallel and with- - . now . being used against' drew problems." -V -. south in a ... hoped for more of the heavy r Dawson S. dential Aide the United States, and in the case ceremony contrasting sharply day. Donald in Korea. Americah ' troops People should know what "it will Joe- necessary'' for him to A veteran in school, or training Jog which gave 'them some re their ; J j of Dr. Klaus Fuchs, of England, with the ifiery career of the out operation. ing not his state representatives are to Brown, did identify r date may continue until spite last night. that spoken individualist- - i' 1 10 "various by convicted atomic spy. ,1, about testify! Cut ; Off May Temporarily Nor name. did to informant over." Carhart f Dawes died by push trying More state 400 and the' than he on all of loggers influence" he external sources Monday education of completes night 'I he say whether, the informant Rear 'elements of the heart attack at his home in sub- is entitled to get with govern- forestry . department personnel said. "Recent a news reports have the big lending agency. The subSpy Trials Revealing is in the United 'States with is ed stated this $478,000,000 projwere cut off blaze3 were hasthe urban Evanston. VA He ment was 85. said. HowDawson accused huge battling committee aid, Jthe ' "The spy trials made me jrea'l- -; Funeral or still "MacArthur ect when the actual cost has been of qn duty on Page Twe); school'"con-tinuouslymust he in ," which covers 17 miles of slash held serviceswill ever, be RFC loans: stay influencing (y--:in the Far East, j . lze that Russia is using the pom- -l at the Evanston at $738,000,000. lands in the setThe except for regular va- and burned-ovCongregational conferconservationist labeled the .Draft rA house-senamunist party as, an espionage ap- - church. A area which has cereTillamook or cations burn burial private interruptions beyond committee agreed to extend paratus,". Dmytryk saidf project as a "rescue" ence such as illness or re- been plagued by a major fire Arizona mony wUl be - held at Rosehill , - it would the drafts-servicperiod from 21 that i claiming "The significant thing wai' that cemetery, f ::, every six years- Since. 1933 entry1 into- military service. 24 to in the as to who months; water provided operators K i the spies got little .or nothing for Firefighters. got some relief supply senate version of the draft bill. water suplocal xneir waric a last did when obviously they heavy damp night m .(Continued on PagerTwo) days. it tot . love; of their party':) And Plumbers ond Carpenters fog rolled in. from the coast and plies during if the party promoted espionage, humidities rose sharply. But for. WASHINGTON, April 25 (y.R) which is treason, then the Comesters, today expressed scant .hope Cavalcade of Values U. S. EIGHTH ARMY HEADmunist party is certainly iuilty Sen. Herman Welker, R.. Ida to QUARTERS, Korea, April 25 u would last that the long fog T ' of treason." enough to 'keep the fire down. day accused Gen. Omar N. Brad Lt. Gen, James A. Van Fleet, as- - . When the fog settled over the leyt chairman of the joint chiefs sured his United Nations army . o a weeK riouywood. Studio area last night,- firefighters set up of 'staff, of making a "partly line in an order of the day today V messenger to a $2,500 a week di- patrols, .along fire lines and re1 speech recently- in cnicago and that he was confident of their : of trying td "slander" Gen. Doug victory because of the superiorrector, said he 'certainiv' was WASHINGTON. April 25 (U.R) ant .chief of engineers for mili- laxed for the first time in many I willing to cooperate .with the Plumbers and Carpenters'- who , i. las MacArthur. said it would hours. ity of their arms and the: virtue tary, construction, .the fog, foresters said j committee now. in his Chicaao SDeech. of their. cause. $300 to $500 a week through take "an act of God" to help out earn Bradlev. Despite the fire potential still was great i i . f defended efforts to lfinit the Far The current Communist overtime; on some military con- On that situation. Is the third round struction Jobs drew the wrath of Nold, who ' said ; even he was in me Done-ar- y Eastern fighting to Korea and siasnings. ' "envious" of the pay some of the -I aggression in Ko- congressmen today. a of unprovoked war avoid with Commu larger i n g II pfeye-poppinfor U. old S. Eighth army new The the out days" bargains one foreman construction' workers were "good rea, nist China.!., They singled ' geif I OCI O V S ' DO SC DO 1 1 'said. . who worked 23 V , hours on each the smart shopper will return to Provo tomorrow, Fri-:' 'Hold-UWelker told the senate? the time commander ac have "Aeain you willingly of three succeeding days. a. tlie case of "J.' Izzo" On the pay NATIONAL LEAGUE come and Saturday. had for searching inquiry cepted the challenge and in three day Chairman ueorge H. Mahon of roll at Sampson. ' 1 New York . . 000- 000 100 8 For during these three days, Provo merchants will into "what's happening in the days of battle have proven your POCATELLO, April .25 U.R) a house armed services appro2 5 Philadelphia . 100 100 OOx the wmte Hdysei and a a $120 week Izzo, foreman, Two marines,- - veterans of his subcommittee superiority," -- Van Fleet told said the collected $543 for the present thefr ajjriual "Shopportunity days' cavalcade PentagQn, priations dannen. Jones, Gettel (8) and West- in all above end'general (Secretary troops. week were the arfested in r-' Pacific, :'. rum, Noble: HeinUeiman and Lopata ing of government is being "robbed Central Utah. of for the shoppers of State Dean) Achesorra depart bargains ing March 4. He worked 10 hours Boston at Brooklyn night. Ridg"General B.) (Matthew t here today on charges of holding without conscience" through : a day Monday through Thursday, More than 100 participating merchants will put ment" r ; way and I have complete confi"4-; up and robbing Eddy's Bakery in abuse of overtime. . Chicago at Cincinnati night. p Welker claimed tiiat Demo- dence' in your ultimate victory ."- their best foot forward in this big! spring shopping i Pocatello of about S100Q. MahonLalso .told air force of- and- then worked 23. hours a Pittsburgh at. St. Louis night. were seeking to "ridicule" Van Fleet issued his order or Saturday and AMERICAN LEAGUE They were captured 50 mjnutes ficials, in testimony released to- day on Friday, double eventAnd According to Edwin R. Firmage Jr., general crats got time for MacArthur and pin the "war the day shortly after hurling his after the holdup n neaTby; Ala- -j day, that: abuse of overtime bene- Sunday. He council chairman of the event for the Retail Merchants Game). (tit Louia' on Republicans. label Saturdays and Sundays. He went St. meda. forces into a . counterat t a C k party" fits has been "perfectly outrag-ecu- s' back . i 201 '. be ' there'U values. of 10 hours a day the folChamber Provo to the Commerce, - Pocatellq' Police Chief A. 'L.1 s 202 ..... is ." the'gov-ernmenton iChicago and "a fraud against the Chinese Communist . . chase in every store to help inflation-wear- y i Oliver and Chief of Detectives lowing Monday. I Widmar and Lollar; Gumpert and shoppers breakthrough in Central Korea. STOCKS RALLY ' .; " A man with one eye and Niarhoa. -t Three, tank and infantry ar, the Guy Nelson said they had a com-- '' Rep. John Taber, R., N. blue? . away. Home run,: Zar ilia. Chi . (i) 1 n; mored forces smashed at fha kas (U.R 23 Anril NEW arithmetic could see Robinson. VClRV plete confession of the robbery cited i $300 a week carpenters and third-graChi. (3) 1 on. "Shopportunity days" mark the first big 1951 proof the .Red breakthroucil tcrCl last $500 a week, plumbers on the the outlandish- things that- are PhUadelphia . 000 the ia rallied Stocks t from Jack H.'. Eckman, smartly motional event sponsored by the retail merchants in " Seoul --Chunchon hlrany veteran, of . 11. years in: the $18,000,000 cost - plus - fixed - fee happening," Mahon exclaimed. New York 010 hour of dealings today aiter Dis- of the; UN their program to stimulate business and provide savwhile troops stemmed Cm earlier corps, and Edward rehabilitation job at Sampson ai( Taber and Mahon1 agreed that Kellner and Tipton: She . and Berra.l tendencies ' marine easier playing at- - its tin near - CbtU-aa also advancer veteran at 28, was of x. mod .. Woodin, n. Boston, postponed, it wasnington once to even the the that oasej Sampson, in the session. Trading customers, might again prove expedltt work by threatening' weather ings for ' chon. ,1 eight years' service. Brig. Gen. G. Jj Nold, assist curbing overtime, (Continued on Page Three) erately active. ; (Only games scheduled) t-- - Was a Communist - . ; . : -- . . -- ? Casualties Hit 61,744 sjx-rrto- can Price Youths . Captured in 2 Car Thefts ; " D ; - , r n. -- '. ; . : - ; Arms Costs May $70; Biflipn mid-afternoo- n,- - - foe-Hava- na British Engines Found Enemy gh Jet Planes, Clajm ep. . - - i : ' - of-th- is . - 00 twin-engi- - Arizona Project Cost May Double Carhart Warns ne - - al . side-stepp- ed - . - : ii.' thted . - , the--Yal- . o ' . - Deadline i Dawes . mook Fire Covers 4800 Acres Starting Training, July At Private Services . " ' -- y-- r , . ed r . v west-cen-tr- j ? vice-presid- i' "i ent . -- 1 ; ' !' line-straight- en - . : ; tempor-(Continn- i . . er , te ( VanFleet Says He's Confident - his-contr- . . over-pump- .. ed war-boo- rtime Abuse On Military Construction Roundly Scored . Shopportun ity Ddys Open Thursday; See Hera Ads for Super Bargains - " -- - Marine Veterans M Confess I j . r x Idaho Senator Raps Gen; Bradley Of UN Victory e mis--ion- - - - i : . r coun-ter-offens- lve ' j : f (:. - - . j i ,' i j . - . i ' - 1 . j ' - . de -old - - . - - - : i |