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Show R 193 BUNT AT, WAT t u Cotiniy, tHah 14 SUNDAY British to Continue HERALD Bon Two Texans Arrested In Idaho Tea " Tocttello Pollct Capt. 'Robert Pumlrt said charge! of kidnap, ripe tnd lylcis tnd; abandoning would be filed against Verl V. McDowell. 2S. tnd Jmei H. Price, FiUi. Tex. He SO, both of Wichita ; nld McDowell bid lgned a state-ment admitting all charges, while Price had confuted attempted Yank Returned To Korea On Murder Charge Saturday. A apokeiman tald 21. I'ittsburiih, who In the United Statea to Korea, fcai been Robert Toth, wai ariysted and returned charged with premeditated murder for ahooting a Korean named Sang Soon K.U "without apparent provocation." Toth wai discharged from the Air Force In December, three month,! alter Bang was alaln. He was picked up in Pittsburgh , 10, dayi ago and returned to Korea this week. Tha Air Force spokesman laid Toth la the first U. b. airman ever arreated after ela return to civil ian ilia for an alleged crime com mltted while ha wai In uniform. 12 'LdiyMtlL OlfFcrAbb - world" the "luckiest Twelve SEWARD, Neb. (UP) kida in the finishing packing Saturday for a 4,000 mile good will tour to Seward, of Alaska. Townsfolk hoped to have a band on hand at S a.m. Sunday at the courthouse square when the teetr age youths start the long but ride to vi. f the Alaskan city. The boys, 11 of them from here and one from York, Neb., will meet Alaskan youths In basketball, Softball and a bowling match but will have plenty of time left for a deep tea fishing trip, square danre and moose steak dinner. "The boya are all ateamed up and I don't blame them," laid local merchant Harold Davlsson, who originated the plan. Davisson worked out the Idea while on a trip to the Alaska city last summer. He approached the Chambers of Commerce of the' two towns and the merchants went to work. 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(UP-- Air Force officials here have planned an "emergency leave airlift" to take some 30 officers back to their families and homes at flooded Lake Charles, La. The officials aatd they tentatively scheduled a plane to take 13 officers back to the inundated bayou country. The officers are here on temporary duty for instructions. Red Crosi officials said there was a strong possibility of a sec ond flight to take the remainder of the men home. They said the men had been granted 14 days emergency leave to return' and protect their families and homes from Calcasieu river water that was two feet in the city of Lake Charles and had closed the Air Force base nearby. . He said the plane would have to find an open field on which to land and the men would attempt to locate a boat, the only means of transportation Into the city. n rjsT r" UlE'ilt L-- J m FsUi following the Nevada leal Society hert yesterdsy, waa tests never bave revealtd radioac describing atomic debris which re- - tivlty levels approaching the maxaulta from the tests. Imum dosea allowed by the AEC He ssld that 121 fixed stations Even during the most adverse scattered clear across the natio- nbe said, persons la the conditions, t monitor each blast for the Mobile health physics teama also Salt Last City or Idaho FalU area! check radioactivity clote to the would bavt received only Ithe amount of radiation normauy point of detonation. Be eatd. .Beard addciuu meisurementi allowed lor a iuu wees. FOLDIIIG CHAIRS ac- MAIN ROCKERS sj Ii iau-v- Satur- Airlift Fkr.ncd DAY NIGHT SPECIAL i tui- - ui Chera-'ldah- o CWe tufted, velvety chenille. Double twin site l" Lcovo cy 7?.S3 i un Sen.1 mm ' blastsu, . M CHENILLE Fff,f' . fall-out- Priced To Fit Any TLOJL'G i,r. v - that l:ns v:-;- ........ T-- ft Dlveri' MOBILE, Ala. (UP) reports of finding a plane "en tombed In land" at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico has stirred hope of recovering some of the 29 bodies still missing In a crash that killed 46 persons, L. Riviere, 53, j Dlven Roland Ind his ion, Roland Jr., 25. nld they are confident they found the main fuselage of the National Air Lines DC-- 6 Into the gulf near the entrance to Mobile tay last Feb. 14. "The plane Ii lying on Its back, enelombed in sand," said the young Riviere, who with his father volunteered their services in a learch financed by relative! of the feilssing victims. which-crashe- . rt4 day of letting "McCarthyism" Allied cooperation In U. world fight against Communism, . In a keynote speech at the sixth annual convention of Americans for Democratic Action, the New York senator expressed concern over tht recent verbal exchange between. Sen. Joseph R. Mc and British Labor Carthy leader Clement Attlee. "The time haa come when the administration must make Its choice between appeaalng the at home and breaking up the unity of free men abroad," Lehman laid. if the administration continues to try to aebleve unity in the Republlcen party, even at the price el sacrificing the unity of the free world, the administration will have terrible accounting to make with history. The Issue Is not between Brit ain and the United States, but between McCarthyism and America's role ot leadership In the free world. To attempt to reconcile them la to invite dissster." ADA member! ihowed more dis position to attack the Wisconsin senator than .to open a frontal assault on the President . The chief criticism levelled a- galnst Mr. Eisenhower wai that he, hat failed to exercise (Ia Pittsburgh, members of Toth a family tald he waa whist cd away from bis job In a ateel plant without warning. They did not know he had been arrested until be phoned from an airport a week-ag- o Week, sday to lay he wai being taken to torea. - ' .nn...A k.. lie said tht arrest waa permitted under recently- - revised military cused President Eisenhower laws. : ' - I ih.s ut QQCior, nog iixiie w ho division of the American ll TOKYO (UP)- -A former U. S. Air Force tergeiot hti been charged with tht murder ot aKorea a civilian In a cait uarecedented In American military tory, the Air Force announced Divers Encounter Piano Vrcckcgo Entombed in Sand Thelunteen an women's activ- - Mla u.1, PR0V0 Tha girl,' who bectmt 11 last Tuesday, said the had lust got off;a ichool but near ber Jeromt coun- Radiation In Atomic Tests Held Negligible dentists.' SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) . . Leftwlnr nt10"' Erector of BUDAPEST ,i iUAnu (ALU. lur J Resioenu l'P iot th N'Uonal FindiUoa'n of 200 leaden of Laborite Harold Wilson has ad- tff awured polio grogpa of ,dho ,nl uu n a vised ornctaia here mat uruauvs Salt are Lake conferin 1 that attending City Saturday they . . . at lfMi4 rnce. one .it eon-- , n L,,:7" nf -IN 0- W lnan on - Ynrlr j wiu u...n.n urgea conunuea eupport danger of radiation from atomic wl vsnous organizations in Belplng tejtt in Nevada limit in iorc as long pi ormsni v" a "'as "a direct pi the foundaUon'a information ..v-pro- - ur, u-Edgar Sanders is a ,oon., of fon(iue'' dlreetoe of the ty horns when the men pulled up !n builnetsman nu result ... betw - . cooperation nri.nn , ii - - V nrffv f nmmlaittnna tVUlUlUUIK DUUUC Itnm lria it a nil u, their car. urdsy. suppon. D0 operaUona office health physics at FBI Mea Britain suspended trade ttegotla- Sanders The British buslnetsmso Other speakers told ef current re- - division, said there la little danger Sht said they Identified them- Hons with Hungsry In 1949, shortly wss tried at the stmt time as search oa polio, hospital treatment outside the Immediate blast area selves aa FBI agenta and said they after the arrest of Sanders, a U. 8. cmmunicatlona " executive P'ns, rehabilitation and dietrlbu- - from "radiation resulting were looking for studrnti ptddllns" ;eetla af Uollwa aeter Ceerft'Bobtri Veatlae. Uoa f gamma gtobuiin, Urom the atomic aha olitcera told narcotics, when sftt stepped close to the car to check an address, they grabbed ber and threw her In the back teal Sht said ahe waa attacked tt least twice, probably three times, while car waa being driven 120 miles over Idaho highwaya tad back roada and twict more after she wss thrown out of the auto In the desert JO milea south of Amer ican Falls. After the final assault, aha said the men bit her behind the ear with an Ink bottle, then tied ber STORE bands and feet. a She told police that aha had near-- J mm wucn ouce iu ly treed ntrieu returned tod retiea ber. ribta may UIM Va to break left again ahe managed loose and make her. way two and one half mile a to tht Wtyot Maris ood ranch ia i'owcr county. Cave Descriptions Ranchers took the sttack victim to American Falla for medical treatment There ahe bave descriptions that led to the arrest ot and Price aa they drove along a Pocatelio street, 'ibe men were arrested by Sidney Cook, patrolman, and Henry Parker, Idaho etate highway patrolman. Pugmtre laid the pair would be released to Sheriff Pat Burnt ol Jeromt county for arraignment in Jeromt on the kidnap cbarge. He said the rspe and tying and abandoning charges would be filed In Power county, location of tha plowed field where the girl waa left tied with gauze and a towel. Following Assault of Girl, 16 rOCATELLO. (UP)-- A Idaho echool girl Saturday Idenmen aa the asaail- tified two Into a fir, her forced who nti ad tnen aiUted her five timet J'ft her, bound hind and foot, on jowly country road. The men were wrested In Poca- tello several noun arter pretty Bartsra Jen Huey of Edea Unified fret from her bondi nd Willfirm house to report tht ed to tuck tnd deacrtbe th if lr. 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