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Show I tVJTOAT, APRIL 11 193 14 SUNDAY HERALD 1'tah Utah County. Toft Predicts Cut For Harry Bridges WASiUNGTON (UP) Scnate'p;c!s for continued high employ Republican Ltidet Kobert A. Taft ment and production, providing Indicated Saturday that Congress there. Is no "unjustified psychologi might cut defense spending be- cal reaction." tween: two and flv billion dollars Tift said last night that the Ko IT Kn wir ends in Korei. rean war coats about 13,000,000,000 At tbt same time, a group of a year. congressional economists ssld in "So if the Korean war Is stopped armlatlce should not dim tht pmt- - we might cut two to five billions of expenditures,", be said. He warned, hovvver. that an ar mistice "mtKht no. even lettle the Korean problem" and that a major share of the defense budget stUl would be needed "to meet world war .with the threat of 8 Hospitalized In Bus Crash d Russia.' Kin. (UP)- -A e but rarrylnf a college choir The staff of the collided with a und truck on a Economic committee produced the mill bridge north of here Satur- post Korea economic estimate. vice chairman. day and tint reports were that The committee's chsr-tere- House-Senat- eight persons were hospitalized. No on wat killed itata hlghwey patrolmen laid. . The bui was laid to hive been eirrylnf 28 membera of the choir of tht Evangelical Brethern Theological Seminary of Napervllle 111. Seven persona and the bus driver Fred Benjamin, 29, were taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital here for treatment. The crash occurred about noon. Witnesses said the entire front end of the American Bus Line vehicle was torn away In the crash which overturned the aand truck. The bus continued out of control for approximately 200 yards before It left the highway and plowed 50 feet through a field. Three passenger can reportedly became involved in the mclce, leaving one on the bank of the creek beneath the bridge, another Upright on the highway and a third Jammed Into the rear end of an automobile-transpotruck. rt Time Officials Check Facilities SALT LAKE CITY, (UP)-F- our erticuu of Time, Inc., and the na tlonil magazines television sta tions Saturday were inspecting the faculties of KDYL TV and radio station stations which the magazine has contracted to buy. The purchase plan still Is sub ject to approval by the Federal Communications Commission. Time officials said that If approval is framed, they will assume opera tlon of the atations in July. Making the inspection were Boy E. Larsen, president of Time, Inc Bennett Larson, former Salt Laker who will be president 'and general manager of the atations; John E Magulre, legal counselor, and Wes ton Pullam. ConFRANCISCO (UP) vention delegates of the Interna and Ware tional Longshoremen housemen's Union have decided to elect a standby president to serve if Harry Bridges goes to prison on a perjury conspiracy convic tion. voted The delegatei Friday to authorize the election. Bridges aald he would nominate James Fanti, 42. former president as president. Joseph Kealillo, an officer of local 142, Hawaii, will be nominated to tervo as first vice president replacing Robert son, Bridges said. Bridges took his case and con viction to the Supreme Court for standan appeal The election of by vice oresldent was also okeyed. J. II. Robertson, convicted on the sme charge as Bridges is refused SAM bla appeal .) . flinders. Sen. Ralph hid asked for a atudy of the pos sible consequenrei of a truce. "In spite of the bearlshnesa of he stock market over the posst blllty of a Korean truce," the staff kr Rcn.3 By HENIT SlIANKO (UP- )- New United States Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen arrived here today and diplomatic circles desirous of see- nd ln ,h c(. world te- sloo strongly hoped It would mark the beginning of a new era la East Weat relations. Bohlen, accompanied by his wife and two children, arrived by plane from Berlin to take over his new assignment as Ambassador to the USSR. ' a The. Bohlen party landed at airport, It miles southwest MOSCOW BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (UP) -Mrs. Clare Booth Luce, newlv- named U S imhinjn. t n.iu told 1.200 Friday night on the eve of her departure for Home that she would "try tn every way to strengthen tha freat bonds" between Italy and this country. Mrs. Lure spoke In Italian as she thanked those aft nriintf a combination farewell and birthday party la her honor. She was JO yesterday. Vnu-kov- replied, "the present outlook private business activity and In 1332, 17,600 Americana killed la traffic accidents. For fun and fashion, seiv icith Penney's ,J PROVO STORE tfOURSr con- tinued high levels and employment remains good. The report was based on the assumption that the recent ahlft in Russian policy was a temporary tactical maneuver." It sug gested that Communist overtures .i, Korea were based on a Russian belief that a truce would strength en Communism and weaken the United States in the long run. of production BRICHAM CITY, Utah. (UP)-L- con May a Box Elder county shrrlff Saturday lost his life ap parently by drowning at he pushed Utah the sesrch for a Power and Light Co. employe miss-- j lug the past. week. Miy ind another posseman, Russell Johnson, of Collinston, were In a boat cruising Bear river Blglef bridge when the boat capsized after striking an under-wate- r cable. Johnson wis pulled to safety and revived soon after the mishap But efforts to revive May were futile May was laid to be about 50 EL MONTE. Calif. (UP)-M- erears old. Ills widow and two chilwin PhllUps is a hero at the age dren survive. The family home Is of five for saving his in Brlghsm City. fire swept old sister's life when Wilbur Stirling, second operator their home.' at the UPAL Culler plant has been Sheriff! deputies laid the chil missing slnco last Saturday when dren were left alone Thursday he crossed the Bear river to visit when their mother. Mrs. Bernlce a neighbor. An intensive search of the region Phillips, took her youngest child, Romalne, 10 months to a doctor. L0 far has failed to divulge a clue Lu Decne ppi'fto his whereabouta but officers rently act fire to her dress end tcared he bad drowned. with curtains while playing matches, firemen laid. Merwin Mexico Orders Troops tore oft her clothes and led her Irom the house, which wis de- To Patrol the Border stroyed by the fire. Mex- MEXICO CITY (UP)-- Tht lean Army ordered 5,000 troops to TAPPED FOR COURT As the border patrol today to halt NEW HAVEN. Conn. (U.B Wil smuggling of drugs and arms and a of Initiation, fraternity part liam Andrew of Yale wis. loia to prevent "wetbacks" from crossing try to "thumb" a ride on busy Illegally Into the United States, Merritt Parkway "to tee what Officers said the frontier will be haDDens." The first car that guarded from Mexicall, on the stopped was that of a state troop- California border, to the gulf city er. He gave Andrews a ride to of Mttimoros, and all private court on charges of soliciting planes landing In the Interior will be Inspected. rldea. reduc-chesls- of Moscow. were The new ambassador was wet- corned by U. S. Charge D' Affaires (R.-Vt- Deputy Drowns lor In Bear River reaa and Chinese agreement exchange wounded prisoners of war, followed by statements by VArth ITnriii Foreign Allnlatr , Jacob Beam and all. top American IpeclaUy alnce President lisenhow-,nd Molutov urging Iq.jljj embassy officiate. The Soviet For- - er Indicated America's desire to an over all settlement. lg9 Ministry wis represented by take Soviet overtures at their face Chances for a Korean Armistice value. its chief of protocol, Anatole are considered good here after the Actually, the Soviet desire to Chinese Indicated acceptance of repafc Objective oberver here who normalize relations with the Unit- - the principle of voluntary aubstan-till States was expressed evea ear rtattun. But even before have knowa Bohlen expressed the progress wis achieved toward opinion he was Ideally suited by tier when the Russian eovernment Bohlen's designation Korean peace, diplomats expected! training, experience and tempera accepted ment to play the historic role within the unprecedented time of, the Kremlin to widen the pece offensive la other areas and probless than 21 hours. awaiting him. ably propose the resumption of It la the generally accepted The number of skeptics hesitattalks regarding Germany and Aus. hero a Korean to that settlement Soviet ing accept peace moves, I which followed the speeches at la essential before any coniidera- tria. Stalin's funeral by Premier Georgljtiod of broader questions which As offer to discuss the unlflca. v tlon of Germany, on the basis of Malenkov, Foreign Minister Yva- - might eventually lead to g Molotov and Minister of tlon of tensions. cictuuua ujrr iree Internal Affairs Lavrentl Berla-- I For that reason nWrvera vised by the occupying powers la has beea steadily declining, eal strongly welcomed the North Ko- - exited la the near future.. Bohlen Takes Charge Of Moscow Post IX0 Tc!:es OrSe Standby President Off In Defense Spending If Korean War Ends OTTAWA Union Authorizes Open Till 9 P.M. Mondoy near FINISH LOOKS COOL. ..STAYS IN, CRISP, Boy Is Hero At AgcofFiye EVERGLAZE WASHING AFTER WASHfNG! three-year- Three-year-ol- d t lAmY.UNCElUSHAIlLE! N i,.i.ii maim mim A fashion fabric that really pleases. It won't look crushed", travels nicely. Dries In a C : EMBOSSED YD. 42" Wide Jiffy, needs no Ironing. SHEER! COOL! HEW. . . 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