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Show i r: U; S. Personnel ickc t im ufcrr Cc: Russia Fails i o Coppsrafe In German Vote Hzr.zyrrzzn elections nationwide for feeler and France Britain N.Y. States. (TJP NATIONS. UNITED Abroad Nbtr.Of ADA, Ck.la. UP C. I note Big Four supervision. The The United Nations Commission on expected to send Russia MM SUNDAY, ilAY 11, Ptoto. Utah Cmttr. 12-- A SUNDAY HERALD 1C- -2 Vtmti i Idaho Governor Comments On Ridgwoy Scores Communist Truce Delegates as 'Liars' n-d-er Teacher Salaries - German Elections reported Saturday that Russia's refusal to cooperate has caused failure of Its efforts to investigate possibilities for nationwide Young la Germany. Despite IU failure, the commission reported that it was standing by lor another effort "at such time as It seems likely to the commission that new steps may lead to positive' results." Diplomatic observers suggested that such an opportunity may come soon If the Big Four powers can agree on conditions for Germelections. The United any-wide BOISE" UP Got. Len Jordan said Saturday he. wants the next Br ECTnERrOD POATS .70,000 Commuiust . prisoners for session of the state Legislature, to Gen Matthew 12.000 Allied "prisoners. TOKYO. (UP) put a lot of emphasis on ways Sole Obstacle Remains B. Ridgway Saturday angrily deThe prisoner exchange issue Is and means of raising teacher nounced Communist truce delethe sole remaining obstacle to a salaries. gates as liars- and warned, thatthe negotiations- face complete col- Korean armistice. The Reds again This year's appropriations to ed the 'Reds accept demanded the release of all oeation were out of proportion In lapse 132,000? Communist war prisoners sonao. areas that were less essen- United Nations terms.: -parting at another fruitless iwninute sescitiai than boosting pay for Idaho's Rideway delivered blast at the eneray negotiators at si on at Panmuniom Saturday, teachers, the governor added. a farewell press conference, tie Unless 'the Reds accept the U.S. He said some improvement was "will turn over ' his Far Eastern offer. Rids way said, the truce noted in the average pay of teachsupreme command to Gen. Mark talks face final collapse or an ers this year about $250 a year increase and a corresponding M. Clark Monday and depart for endless series of ,"no progresS" raise is anticipated for the coming more teachers. Jordan explained, Paris 4o . succeed Gen. Dwight D. meetings. "but it's one of keeping them in Eisenhower" "as supreme. Allied For the U. N., he said, there year. -oar problem Is not training Idaho." were only two courses of action ; commander for Europe. "four-sta- r t general bitterly left: "Either to continue meeting , The daily sessions ripped. into the- - Communists at as we are In brief, every opportunity." He called the or 'announcing a rupture of the to Red truce delegates "lying" men talks ana hoc going ' ' J of "neither logic nor integrity." Panmunjom. lie said the V, N. would not budge Ridgway lashed out at Commu f f from it final offer to exchange nist propaganda tactics.. I can t condemn m strong enough- terms their baseless', lying charges of. germ and cnenucai warfare," be said. "The Communists know, they are lying.. They (the charges) are an International V crime-ohe first order." four-mem- ber - unlett . " ! . ut Hoover "began his 29th year as director of the FBI Saturday. , There were no ceremonies to m'artr tYim mnfvprsirv The .tOD man was at his desk as' usual before 9 a.m.. directing the agency be. helped build into one of the world s greatest, law eniorcers. the day mhtb he As took oyer the FBI. the admitted that he "gasp " bachelor eil'-- ' when then Attorney General Harlan .Fiske Stone told him he' ': .wts the new director. "There would have been a greater gasp if I had known then the" magnitude of the job it was to he . told become in B- d later-year- s," "I took the Job pn one condition it would befree of politics. .that Stone scowled and said that was William Hend-ric-k CHICAGO fUP son, 33. was driving home from work Thursday when he spotted the broken body of a victim lying on the pavehit-and-r- un ment. Hendricksoa - slammed on the brakes and swerved his auto to miss the child and then Jumped from the car to aid the youngster. The boy, who died a few minutes later, was Ilendrickaon's son. George. V , 27 Japanese Laborer Held as Riot Suspects - vt r.-- d - fo-..- ui iiu. , - n fT- Regular 54.95 Harmony; Housg Innerspring . ' i . TOKYO (UP) Police In a pre dawn, raid Saturday arrested Z7 laborers In the suburban Mitaka and held them for Investigation in connection with" the May day riots. The. arrested included six women. They are suspected of having been among the. leaders of the May riots in the Imperial Plaza. y and, matchingf ) i Two American Films 1 LONDON American (UP)VTwo . movies .have won-- "Oscars" pre sented by the British Film Acade my for.. outstanding films of 1951. The" "Oscars ' bronze statuettes designed by modern British sculp tor Henry Moore were presented last night by actor. Maurice Evans at the Marble Arch Odeon theatre. Walt Disney's animal film "Bea ver Valley" won the prize fori the $5 Down Buy oo Sears Eaiy.Psyment Plaa get j . .Springy coll unit podded with fluff, new j ..' . layer f sited cottdnl J Ventilators for lastina frevhrtesil ' Shepe-cefoinlfirm roll edgel . Treat yourself to restful inights,- - refreshed! j awakenings at Sears low, low pricel . Ex' j pertly constructed with handles for. eoiy ' turning, button tufting,' trim blue and white ticking cover. Save extra during Sleep ShowJ j - ,v a best-Britis- - I 20,000 tll Quality features why you the, sleef) you've dreamed of! 3 I try's no com Win British 'Oscars' h source. The film of was "Thethe Lavender year The vocal students of Hannah HM1 Mob." .' . . C. Packard , will be 'presented in a recital Thursday at 8 p. m. in Almost 2.000.000 additional tons Room 250. College recital hall, by of iron and scrap may be the Brigham Young . University available thissteel year from the coun "t l'iti :, - teart' MB- ! Vocal Students ; tal Sched music department. - - a.wnvi the way it was going to be." . Hoover had his way. He' started out by eliminating all political appointees from the ranks o the Bureau of Investigation., as. it was known until 1935. He has kept it best documentary, and the Americlean of politics ever since. . can cartoon film "Gerald McBoing-Boing- " got top place in a special . eward division. 'The French film "Laronde was . i - named the best film from any u I e Re ci . they said, The elections commission was SAN MATEO.- Calif. CUP) established by the General Assem- Civil Service .Commissioner James bly, at Parts last Dec. 23 with a If.UItchc3 sId Saturday flat simulmandate to 'carry- out A selection cf personnel taneous Investigation la the Fed- more t3.Cv3 U.S. government eral Republic of; Germany in for Berlin, and tn the Soviet zone of lobs overseas would strengthen to 'determine America's world prestige, Germany in orderconditions caarrtea Iris Cerky I there "ffi cannot afford to settle for then whether existing year-olsweeiheart. less the best than bold when genuinely make It possible to sending U. S. representatives abroad." free elections throughout these Mitchell said tn sa address pre- ence- la the countries sod tt: r ml Although Russia voted against pared for delivery at the annual les la wtich U.ey serve u rr; r the. commission's establishment, conference of the Northern Cali- mous. and there has tsca a time la the tlstary of our Brazil. Iceland, the Netherlands, fornia Political Science Assn. Pakistan and Poland were named "Their task, whatever their ac-- try that tt was more iirporurt w "ucrert I Orel T3, that they be prraa d to conduct the investigation. The reUtloes. Their potential fctisrai-jeaL. L,i J Poles declined to serve. .bre." j Own Coy Dead On Pavement -- : f Edgar (UP)-- J. Father Finds I rrl ."a love for fcsstball was a c? t I I he took time c'f frcra 1 i moon aUirdy to rrj;ia Hi tun. for Its d.trr;iora.t:p gm-.- t w:.i Choctaw ir:;h J.rr-hi Ilerrla. 23, ICfh School Uara as It a.'. X to the state f. rials Friiiy. r to tr: : ' . te Byng Friday Highest Typo totherwise, - Hoover Begins 29th Year As. FBI Director WASHINGTON earlier Soviet West may propose tnvetUgitioa by commission cf the U.N., or i -- ' soon replying to an " r c i w . ai . " mm .. ' - ng : '' " ' .1 1 - . 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