Provo Daily Herald | 1953-01-21

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The approved tljht were expected to be sworn In al the White Home lite In the day, putting the Eisenhower cabinet In burness after a 21 hour delay. By CLIFF A. MILLER SALT LAKE CITY (UP- )- The first controversy Id the 30th station of the Utah Legislature developed Wednesday as the lawmakers discussed the public school setup In relation to proposed tax reducBy LVLE C. WILSON Sen tions. . WASHINGTON (UP) - If.. ac - . J W.nA.rttif h.... The uproar came when represen tyvayne it niui boiu tnnnisu.j tatlves of the public school nas no urlher objecUoni to Senate survey commission predicted ine confirmation of eight of President schools would need an Increase In Elsenhower's ci.binet selections. appropriations of at least $7,000.-00- 0 . Other legislators reported Charle over the present blcnnlum E. Wilson's chances of becoming figure. defense secretary remain "up in Salt Lake lawyer Calvin Behle. the air," speaking for the survey group, lii- - blocked action Oii Morse, said the Increase would be neces-- ' eight cabinet selections Tuesday, sary because of bounding school! population and Increased operating U liy. 8)f ton-firm- ' I . Of UTAH iNTtRtoij Doubt In first Controversy In Legislature Develops Over Tax Reduction vl - 'PROVO, 167 t x - I SIXTY-SEVENT- H 11 Ultimatum Verdict Reached After 7 Days of Deliberations; Face Prison Term X told the Senate today he now Is A fatlsfled the men "meet tht test" of character and ability. After Morst fipished. there 5-Year a long discussion of the Douglas McKay the secretary interior nominee. Sen. Warren G 13 Communist defendants were found gu!K NEW YORK (UP)-- All said he want- Pistol-ShootinMagnuson Band g ty by a fedcraf Jury Wednesday on charges they taught and adcd to be on record against Mc- vocated the overthrow of the U, S. government by force and violence Kay's nomination because of the Of Mutinous Convicts f f.. The Jury reached its verdict after 48,houri and 24 minutes of acformer Oregon governor's views on deliberation on .the seventh day since It was closeted to consider, tual public power, tidclands and devel Risk Additional of the defendants. fate the opment of Alaska. I Mrs. Lucille Collette, foreman of the jury read the verdict: A Morse and Sen. Herbert H. Leh-- ( BELLEFONTE, Pa. (UP) "We find all the defendants guilty as charged. K costs. man (D.-said they also of mutinous Y.) band Eleven top Communist leaders were convicted In the same courtHe quickly pointed out that the oppose McKay's views. They said convicts at Uockview Penitentiary trial, more than three yean room after a survey is not complete. Behle said they will vote for him, however, risked serving additional "time" ago. the figure was a "round estimate" as Elsenhower's choice. All agreed Wednesday by spurning Gov. John Federal Judge Dlmork opened a note from the Jury at 11:45 a. m. which could shift In any direction that there is no question about Mc- S. Fine's ultimatum to end their It stated simply: We have reached to final the report. prior a verdict." riot. Kay's personal "integrity." He e x p e c t e d, he said, that J i i 1 The prisoner!, who' have been Within seconds the courtroom ! ; Sen. Spessard L. Holland the committee's recommendations joined Sen. Russell Long holding six guards as hostages filled with spectators and deputy would be completed somtime next i in applauding McKay's stand for since the riot began Monday night, U S. marshals and government month. state ownership of the tidelands. were expected to reply to the govHe explained that the estimate building guards took their places Sen. Guy M. Cordon and statement blunt the ernor's during around the courtroom. Included no study of need in reladefended McKay's views on the day. Each of the defendants faced a lOMIG-15'tion to ability to pay, nor did It controversial Issue. :': Fine Tuesday told the rioter!, public power maximum penalty of five cover universities and colleges and possible Cordon said McKay believes pub- hrough state Attorney General and a $10,000 fine, their possible Increased needs. tn'prlson years lic and private power interests can Robert E. Woodslde. to yield the By ROBERT UDICK Sen. Dllworth Woollcy, (R- - Salt upon conviction. work together but opposes "social- hostages and six pistols by seven n The 13 party lead- - SEOUL, Korea (UP) Lake) took Issue, contending that ized" power schemes. he would or o'clock night Tuesday American Rahrejets battled era were among zi onginauy in any report "not based on the state's The Senate took up the appoint see to It that "substantial time" Wednesday dicted. Four are now fugitives, 63 Communist MIG-15- '! ability to pay and omitting alterna ments after President Elsenhower was added to their terms. two had their cases severed be and destroyed or damaged at least tive programs for the legislators General-designaand Attorney the deadline Shortly 10 In their second greatest victory consideration is worthless." cause of illness, and two were Herbert Brownell Jr. held a con- passed, 200 hungry Inmates ' in of 1953. His objection was echoed by Sen. acquitted earlier. to discuss the the smaller . blocks returned to ference, presumably Seven deflnlte!y,were destroved and ' A. I. Tippetts Judge Dimock set a week from controversial .Wilson appointment, their cells, but a hard core gang for sentencing and sent all and' three damaged in dogfight! Sen, Marl D. Gibson today cell In 325 the to submitted main of holdouts the rnot Senate. yet who .surmised - the , report, .would the prisoner! to the Federal House that swirled from 4,000 feet to al One Republican senator on the area answered the ultimatum with t-most eight miles high over northA Li i. i- icover the state's entire educational 4. of Detention. Senate GOP policy Committee, said two random pistol shots. west Korea. Two more possible structure including colleges and AGRICl'LTrRAIj ASSISTANT S. U. asked He Myles Attorney A ringleader in the riot told he now believes Mr. isenhower kills awaited confirmation by gun howuniversities. "Only a study of such LjLEarl Coke (above), director - "WHICH IS EDGAR?" with to discuss J. him, Lane D. to Elsenhower President Dwight points state Deputy Attorney General -- himself 4hat-h- -ia icoDe could be of benefit to the of the Agriculture Service Tor of Jacob Mlndel. camera films. while indicate detention e blabictherrJUlgarrTAlics-4evexthlker Edward The doing who Friedmarr"nothlng senator, appointment. It ai the biggest MIG shoot Legislature.", they said. defendant who suffered Calirornia at Berkeley, has been asked that he not be identified, when he went .to the , main cell his hand In answer to photographer who asked: "which is Edgar?" since Jan. 14 whe.i eight were de As senator after senator took the appointed by President Dwight On the left Is Milton Elsenhower, another brother, on hand to help a heart attack during the trial. at block how he (Wilson) p.m. one probably destroyed floor to defend or challenge the Eisenhower as assistant secre- said, "I don't see Judge Dimock thanked the Jury stroyed, "The governor s message was Edgar celebrate his birthday on Inauguration eve In Washington. can possibly be confirmed." and five damaged. It raised tha Issue, Sen. Mark Paxton of exhifor a tary agriculture. ."simply phenomenal" There was no word from the just what we are protesttnE." 1953 total to 24 destroyed, four ie called a half, reminding bition of "careful study and knowWhit House to suggest the new spokesman said. "Wt want the siprobably destroped and 22 dam lawmakers that they weie not " " ledge you showed of the record." aged. ' will renege on tha Wilson tuation cleared up.1)ut the gover President "ob- but Issue the merely debating The defendants were: nor now threatens to add more downed and MIG'i Four were appointment. talninff Information. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, ,60. New three damaged in a f trlit between to our sentences." i 4 Brownell, - who Is atudylng the time The senate was scheduled to tear member of the party'! Na 24 Sabrci and 43 MIG'I during a "We're keeping the guards and York, WU In involved the Utah the legal questions Legislative reports from tional Committee. the guns," another riot leader son was Mr. Eisen tax commis morning sweep; and three downed appointment, Council and the state Alexander Blttelman, 61, The vaccine was flown from the in five more fighti involving 19 hower's first official caller in the yelled. By UNITED PRESS sion Wednesday afternoon before N. Y.. Russian born Sabres and 20 MlG'a. - Virus Influenza cut a wide swath United States to Prestwlck, Scot- new administration. beginning debate on nine bills of the day was Capt. 01- where U. of the S." Air Force member of Central Executive Comfive Star income Unitediland, After with the the portions he through conference, proposed slipped dealing out of the White House through phine D. Overton- - III, Andrews, States, and.lnfluenza which already transport planes were alerted to mittee. ' tax reduction. B. Charncy, 46, New S. Sen. the east wing,- - thus WASHINGTON (UP) nations George it. distribute five has struck All nine bills were passed favor European C, who destroyed two MIG'i newsavoiding 17 the southeastern United York, Harvard graduate and trade and damaged a third. has spread to American service- - In men In the lobby where, he had ably out of the Senate Revenue Wayne Morse said Wednesday Col. Royal N. Baker, McKinnery, men overseas, it was dlsclosed.Statcs, Florida, Tennessee, Ala- union secretary of the New York and Taxation committee Tuesday senators of both parties have thank- entered. In ace Tex., Korea, bama, Georgia. North Carolina State Communist party. leading Wednesday. Brownell also conferred with and placed on the second reading ed him for temporarily blocking Gannett, 44, New York knocked down one to make hi! confirmation of President Elsen- Maj; Gen. Wilton B. Persons, Pres Betty Many schools reported a high and South Carolina reported out-racalendar, . r 1M1 . , , i I.. J - director, total nine MIG's and one1 propeller-drive- n hower's cabinet. of absences in portions of the brcaka of mild flu of short d national educational Amia a aeiuge or diiis uuruuui-cident Elsenhower's legislative 11 The Oregon independent, who plane destroyed. Maj. RobIn both Houses Tuesday, the goverStates, and health author- - tlon. A North Carolina school Victor J. Jerome, 54, New York son officer another indication WASHINGTON (UP) Republi- ltles said the Chicago, area had closed after seven teachers be- - chairman of the Cultural Commis inson Risner, Oklahoma City, also nor's, office Informed the House of bolted the GOP during the election the Eisenhower-Browneconferbeen Invaded by an outbreak of came ill.. At the University of sion and a party propagandist. got his ninth MIG. Representatives that Gov. J, Brack- campaign, also expects some peo- encewas concernedwithWilson. can and Democratic congressmen saw- - four-MIthe Arnoldamuet Johnsonr, New Overton said" en Lee would deliver his biennial ple to "abuse" him for registering Asked if he would discuss with generally united Wednesday' In 8P - rvTrustnnuen2a;. at about 40,000 feet. "I budget message before a Joint an objection Tuesday when the Mr. Eisenhower the Senate fight Dlauding President Elsenhower's At Washington public health off! faculty club to take care of over- York, temporary chairman of Dis dais said there Is an effective flow cases from the Infirmary. Senate tried ta confirm eight Elsen- over trict 5, in western Pennsylvania, closed up and squeezed at least session Tuesday. confirmation of Wilson. inaugural message. 900 rounds, getting perfect hits all native of Seattle", Wasb The governor Is expected back hower cabinet appointees' Immedi- Bjownell had said "I am not Regardless of party lines, the vaccine for the type of influenza going out in the Midwest ceremonies . at ately after thg new President took to make Claudia Jones, 38, New York, oer the first plane," he said. that from inaugural the breaking - about reaction mainly wjs statement any smoking all his oath of office. That hurry-udress was an inspiring, courage- - ma East. Washington late this week. secretary of the National Women's "Then he dove down him that." 1 1 down ta Meanwhile, chances of any retro- action required unanimous Sante Commission, who faces deportation the way. I followed The administration is somewhat ous, and dramatic atatement of A Public Health Service mrvey influ4,000 feet but he still didn't pull as an alien Communist. active tax reduction on 1952 in- action, and Morse's lone iVr'est stalled for lack of a cabinet. principles for the new administrat- tor the past week shows the ' enza is "widespread" through most comes appeared remote Wednes- was sufficient to delay confirmatAlbert F. Lannbn, 43, New York out." As a result Mr. Eisenhower be- ion. he Ai of The pulled States. of disease the up, Overton racked the Central A brief members-to-bSenate, coordinator e He and In meeting didn't name gan his first ion until today. national maritime Joined day. day in the White Cabinet section' of another MIG ilso has ' been reported In New district organizer In Maryland and the nose appropriations committee showed hlssupportcrs. House with holdover Democrats the praise. Secretary of and took off after a second flight that both Republicans and Demo- t Morse explained he felt no sen running all of the John Foster Dulles Jersey and Virginia. Most of tne SANGLEY POINT, Cavite, Phi Washington, D. C. government's called it "a of four enemy fighters, getting be nas Deen ot aippincj . (UP)-Th- cre influenza, crats alike question the feasibility ator can vote conscientiously to is born Russian reported' 71, Jacob Mindcl, powerful, Inspiring departments. -- ofOsucn action. , type known as chance that the H Navy and Coast charter member of the U. S. Com- hind the last one. rr,nfirm m ruhintat nnminatinn uifh. oenaie ... Kcpumican - leaders - as utterance." "I sprayed his plane until every Nation- - Guard crew members m s s I n e of Dorland Davis the A complete new Water pollution;,,,,. rnmmlMen hparln-rand expert on Marxof vomininiy the Senate Tem munist Pro President party him sured of that his cabinet to eight have a hold square foot seemed ll Institute of Health, the govern- - snce Sunday's double shooting and ism. act was Included In 33 new bills! . .,. in,. korinc H.) would be confirmed pore Styles Bridges (R-appointees flew oif, he "Pieces in said. said it," research ment's health center, off rescue crash the China coast Tettls 54. New York, nade vailable and ready 0 take over their Jobs spoke for most of bis colleagues id:.WCre 0nly and he started trailing heavy black vaccine has been developed have been rescued, even by Com tional Perry, of the i comhe when "with the said, party's secretary simplicity which Mr. Eisenhower's smoke and gasoline from hi! establish a representative nine - 'ine procedeure under which the by nightfall. "ought to protect" a person munist Chinese.. mission and chairman of the Farm of having them confirmed which is the hallmark of eloquence wffigs. flu. Igainst member water pollution board of Senate gives "advice and consent" hope This was of President Eisenhower set forth the Marion, reported here Wednes Commission. A native was emphasized, however, day by Lt. John Vukic, control with broad powers. The act on such nominations, Morse said, Tuesday from- blocked by an ob- creed of the new administration." Dr. Davis 10 years in for active and Ala. Pittsburgh,! 4 n fnM alinf A jection l liannltia l Ka ff Oregon's Independent ;s one of the important "checks and Sen. Pa., pilot of one of the two planes California, where he ran for ConWayne Morse. T Ttft (R-;- '' It must be taken at least two to (Continued on Page Two) Involved in the international dis- gress. balances" of the Constitution, uaiiii-But GOP leaders backed away iui. ciscuuuwer lor ine three weeks before exposure. "What the Republican leadership from an aster. Alexander L. Trachtcnberg, 65, showdown on the GOP presidential nomination, said The first Influenza early type was really asking for," he said ninth He flew lnf with seven Russian born former head of a Eisenhower Cabinet choice, the speech was "a great and in- - waJ recognlzed In 1947. Since then "was that we waive lhat check by Charles E. Wilson to be firm prominent In the Communist Beginning. medical researchers have included crew members to rescue the secretary spiring One of President Elsenhower's crew of a Navy Neptune pa- publishing field. approving the appointments before of defense. in the influen-earUestrains of the members of the Senate, not on the Rumors circulated Inau WASHINGTON (UP)-T- he backers. Sen. Frank Carl-!I- a that Mr. Elsvaccine which has been devel-so- n trol bomber after it had been shot Louis Welnstock, 48, born In Hunvarious committees, had a chance enhower down by Chinese Communist shore gary, member of the party'! Na- gural parade committee awarded said the message 0ped over the past 20 years. withdraw the Wil may tu study the records." son appointment, or that the for- was "one that should inspire faith first place in the float division to London dispatches said influenza batteries while on a routine flight tional Review Commission. William W. Weinstone, 53, Long Florida's entry while It judged me mer General Motors president In the future of the nation and the vaccine was being rushed to U. S. over the Formosa straits. team may agree to sell the $2,500,000 world." military bases In Western Europe He and his crew picked up 11 of Island City, N. Y.. Russian born, Seattle, Wash., police drill 40 "I'm particularly pleased by his to combat the sickness which has Die , Neptune , survivors, but. his charter member of the party, in GM stock which many senators among the marching units. - WASHINGTON tops (UP)Presldent of both parties regard as a fatal reference to the United Nations as'strlcken a third of the population plane'! engines failed on the take Other first place winners wera (Eisenhower will continue the sys In or off tne and the dove of Into to Institute, tne defect the Polytechnic nope in has Sen. his and France said plane Virginia world," to head spread qualifications tem of holding regular weekly ' adult bind; Jollet, 111., high school, tne Defense Department. GM is Charles W. Tobey (R-H.) Belgulm sea. Germany, Switzerland, and possibly news conferences, Vukic and two fellow crewmen Sen. Harry Byrd .) the department'! biggest contracInter- and Great Britain. junior band, and Washington Civil televising one a month if mechanl- were picked up from a tiny life Air Patrol, drum and bugle corps. the speech as "a movement tor. preted out. worked be can cal problems Two Wilson and Mr. Eisenhower held for international trade and a lowerthe reefs surrounding Ohio won second place among MANNING, S. C. (UP.) raft along It was announced Wednesday. school buses collided in a "pea an Namoa Island near the Chinese of tariffs to make that pothe floats and Idaho was judged ing animated discussion lasting Presidential Press Secretary soup ; coast by the U.S. destroyer Halsey Jamaica (UP)-Brlt- ain's third' best. All winners will be KINGSTON, fog" Tuesday, killing the seven or eight minutes last James C. Hagert said there would student night ssible.". of one vehicle and In the driver Prime Minister Winston awarded gold cups. Powell, and five survivors from "The overall Impression was President's box at the inaube no news conference this week Jak the Neptune were picked up from Churchill ends his about 40 pupils. gural ball. Aa Wilson left, report- fine," reported Sen. William Jen-ne- r because of the heavy amount of injuring One bus was loaded with white ers asked a second raft. maican holiday Thursday when he who be complained there V.nrlt farina .MrElscnhower . any . change l."1s, None of the other 11. men ever flics to New York to board the Homburg Established puplIs'eiTT6Ure"f(rilicir classes. in your nomination status? Are conidn t hear it too well. However, Hagerty said he "as- - The other one had Just was 'liner Queen Mary for England. spotted. House !Lf discharged Leader UJVIII4 a V AflhUA As you still planning to be aecretary 4a)tl MMa!'1 tkta Majority Charles uuuiCU liiOL 111. ijjaiimunvi rtvuiu a crowd of Halleck Negro children and its of defense?" said It was- - "a have his first meeting with newsWillie was For Format Occasions Negro Lemon, driver, "You boyi I am not magnificent presentation dealing WASHINGTON (UP)-T- he men next week. engl going back for another load. He with the problems confronting the neer of which the runaway train Hagerty said the present freedom was killed. NEW YORK (UP) Hat manu(Continued an Par Two) country." rammed into Union Station last of questioning would continue and facturer Harry Rolnick believes week said Wednesday the train's that Mr. Eisenhower had no IntenEast-We- st President Eisenhower has estab- brakes may have been "tampered ' tion of changing the system that hnmKurtf ii.kAri ,Sidelights - standard HI UflUiU ii.a w,l .. ft Will!" has been in effect at the White ' H. W. Brower told the Senate WASHINGTON (UP) -- The new! 2: Suggested that a more formal wear for formal occasions. House for many years, - Prospects of a televised and I Interstate Commerce - Committee Elsenhower administration Wednes approach to Moscow might be made "The old fashioned highbehat," use I Rolnick said, "will always he had no Inkling anything was broadcast meeting with,. reporters diplomatic channels. stood before the world with through That'! sandwiches. ful for day carrying . Mr. Elsenhower dedicated himwrong with the train's brakes until once a month remained to be. de' he approached the station. He said an olive branch pledge to bury the self an dhis administration to seek febout all." veloped finally. (UP)-There WASHINGTON was day for a couple ofsrwdlstlng for the Inaugural ceremony at the the brakes were In "This Is the way we are thinkperfect order hatchet with Russia if the Kremlin a "secure peace" without "ap) echo of those harsh election uished patrons. Capitol until he stepped down from wnen ine train left New York and leaders "honestly" want world peasement" or, falling in that, to PROPAGANDA INJECTED ing," Hagerty said. A defend America's freedom with all INTO RED RECREATION There nettx has been a "live" exchanges In that- - private chat In sign chalked on a blackboard the parade reviewing stand moreifiat he applied them successfully peace. BERLIN (UP) East Cerman front of the store: (than seven hours later, his arms 22 times before he reached Baltl- - Diplomats said the words and its strength. television broadcast of a presiden- - Harrv S. Truman and Dwleht D. "Ike and Mamie, after you get were nearly always in action. tone of President Eisenhower's The offer to negotiate danger-fraug- Communist youth got a suggestion more, tial news conference although tele- - Elsenhower had on the way to the settled drop around any time you international issues was an Wednesday for a "happy wintrr Chairman Charles W. Tobey Inaugural address threw wide the vision cameras have recorded, inauguration East-We(R-throwing snowcan. .It'i a nice neighborhood," ; ' 'WASHINGTON to -E- verything for door (UP) effective asked if H.) reply to Soviet Premier day" program negotiations "anv tampering some portions of conference! for! Xake lt r"om Mr. Truman. All about this year'i Inaugural with the brakes was done it must end the Korean war and ease world Josef Stalin's Christmas Day pro balls at targets representing Presi!tViv tnltrciHI aKritif uroi "tha ii'Aatk. uiuaucasi iaicr. WASHINGTON (UP) President parade waa bigger than the one hive been in Baltimore?" tensions.testations that the Soviet Union dent Eisenhower and other Westi. There bad been some speculation r. the turnout and how I honed he Elsenhower had the ern leaders. sorest arms in four years ago, police department It looks that way." Brower The speech, beamcl around the wants oeace in Korea. "Watch how well our friends will recenuy wai mr. iasennower would have a very successful town Wednesday, for. sure. Wednes- replied. ' statistics also gave high priworld by the VolceJ of America Eisenhower showed wouia object to regularly-schedule- d No man in history, perhaps, has day. There were"2T,381 marchers regime," Almost 50 persons were injured also: . ority to measures to strengthen aim," the Communist free Germnit meetings witn alliances already youth publication Young WorM had to do more sustained arm- - and vehicles compared with 17.648 when the train, the Federal Limited 1. Took the steam out of Mosnewsmen such as the late Franklin WASHINGTON (UP) A. small waving that born and to add new ones In areas said, "for everybody would like to than the new President lirt 1949. A total of 59 float rolled from Boston, plowed Into the con cow'! charges D. Roosevelt started and Harry S. delicatessen two blocks' from thewas called upon to do Tuesday. this year compared with 55, and course at Union Station last the United States is the world's still uncovered by "regional groups hit the apish faces of those warTruman continued. wmte nouse wai woiung wednes- - From 11:29 a.m. when he leftithcre were 73 band! Instead of 48, of free peoples." worst "warmonger." 'mongers." Spurned By ilRiot Leaders I n . Time' KM pistol-shootin- g record-breakin- . r g Outnumbered Sabrejets Get (D-Fla-.) (D-La- .) .) s y '; U numbered lower-echelo- after te . . ll'lllJiaYe-la'ith!lrajylbeWIls- " 7- - Virus Influenza Cuts Wide Morselaims Backing . Swath Through Parts Qf U. S. -- In i Crolon-on-Hudso- Blocking Move Message By . Eisenhower Wins Praise ' te dura-Unite- ll -- -- t- id-jno- . Coast Guard, Havy tkn Lost p State-designa- te little Dr. c 1 A&r&TS 4 4 I r u.H;Jfn' FferiJa Float ' Ike Plans To Retain News others One Dead, ': Adjudged Vfer st Hurt ; Collision Of Two School Buses Churchill Ends Jamaica Vacation Runaway Train . Brakes tampered two-wee- .) Mew 1 Standard Wear .) knowi! Inauguration Ice, Inaugural Address Opens Door For Negotiations a, Harry Amiable n Private Chat ht st - d