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Show 1 PAROWA.N TIMES. PAROWAN. UTAH AUGUST Aliens Deil jj into Sneaking 10 of Every 12 Vets Occupied S. U. Countrie Their Way In. .tjf of Many fading Thousands of into this country v! the war. They tn ut the rate of t i I i i j t ' V; S(V I j :e are r ,1 c si.r.n't: f Walt fi I "I e.ist, jumped ret. 80C i'urs. t !iu-of every na t'.c largest group of Jiranis ,n the southeastern I.trgc1 numbers of aliens of rr. i nes also ship in from workers Agricultural t: country by the war jt' jurctn. mission, who desert j,.rm another large group. c I ; the border patrol appre-j- j .. j aliens in the Atlanta dis-A- h includes eight south-srateIn the last six e number totaled 3,138. If j- ( t s 4 u Vtry n: n naturalization noun as the bor- - with its long to islands ji.i i"imity j, it. the number of -- Cjr.il t. e ;: Id the r." tr i.untry unlawfully were arrested by antl V:r te s a u' i ked up In the last ? in this t r unlawfully ".s r ,, , y. ! t ir k to enter, ini stowaways, smug- .r., i :! e rilTrulT of many jn i "3, ,., ' ,s ; ii i "oil.. t r; jo ur ,V ' i f'Tl'ij .. , 1 f of United General Clark, who i i.t that of the 60.000 e i s J H.';; !' '.H m !cr.T. - s. .t re this year, patrol has increas rder t'e Southeast from in 50 WAS1UNGTGN. area ranks next to the borier in the number of jiashd. Ore in Krupp Plant Ruins Uranium yd GERMANY. British JaT government authorities i that three-quarteof j! uranium ore, an ingredi-I- e ji of the atomic bomb, had been soured in the devastated munitions works here. xk-t- -m 'due a special hard steel for kiads on projectiles. The X bund in a shed which was iki by heavy bombs, has ssnipped to England. Its m Germany is forbidden the Potsdam agreement I on in for 12 Anderson Says Months, r D. for a in the next I mounts f Asia l.o Pn carl ibg of GJO. 5t c Anderson. into account present and military and err as , 10m cl and or, R. us or- - 3 in ion ,ic use opened July In. I u wltn p,,. V. JW II A ago. at Hu .msa ti.e i ,i auki (3t a few day yeiir later canu.il! t - -- ere SOlHio U Lii.er ,d . u flrt tv tyrot1 4 aivrc.l ennt..-one), atomic .o Ion.; n other, acientut are observing H roshima anmnn-.iri!h i I I I the same period Famous Flier t is , I I olamed on Rift Papa--f rea Rus tling. i.xjny labor sialrm(w,od flier and former tn King Carol of Ro- 3sen?Pi,aivn.ly died a stkicide S Wlfes divorce plans, body 15 Two 1 fket Of T trial n of man for eiss gest 'the t of di rts t iar-- e ble in.- - vd IS. 1 i( his blue jacket, papana started when cataining a note 1 ,J onto the Jean, was ad-- i found! Las Vegas-Lo- s AnThe body was found - t: T - 'V- I i awl n mi line bcin , . ' t d , . .ic Along of bomb. n-- i- n r?T,v,-:sS- . yi " - ti vi d- n t - I.,) r mm ten att i.us are W!,t 12 II n t r marry ,t burn "Ttir 1 .ih'e" that ut ,,f wit'm MX , j (V) ,.t Amer-p.i- it All lluvugh tl a- i o or.itoriea n etgy. I'hi to (ft. ii Ematein .nth Ho., active m iinht t i.i.'i m-- I Ji. I a-- UmAMlttra . Il o'itn.il i ii fi mi tl.eir lob of .iloiinc en- - AllM-r- t M.inii if Timi't fl.. fi.y . 1, fn ..ml Uo hU.ud, all l bmnii ti.i- - The must lethal way to deliver an A bomb is by rocket Army trials of German type (above) trough! assurances by the end of Atomic Year 1 that the day of long range ati-''- c rockets is almost here. Scientists knr f of no defense. 1 L a V-- 2 i t, .v- lime for trol of atom .gust. led bv S. n hon passage of the veterans i linen emtoyment and national economic Comma- Joseph M. Stack of the VFW quoted Gen. Omar N. Bradley, veterans administrator, as saying 4,000,000 veterans would be unemployed by fall unless new jobs nder-In-Chief After directing Los mos bomb laboratory. J R Opi enlieun r draft State Dep t PJ 47S , g Ala' Dr. d . ,s. women ji.irs after deaths if theyre 16 Ttiut means the than I to 7 that anv in tt t age group will r spouse, sajs the As.so-- l old hi Hi r wd, w ai'it i itcd Pu sS Aiio-- i g v.ut of luO who are 2! u dl i cmat ry within six year r tn immg w.dows. making the til ring odds on any one of them I it r than to 11. I be odds, as you guessed, climb d i t i t!v w illi age. I lie novel tabulation was worked up in t) e piewar period by the Casualty Ai tuariul society after the fashion of insurance companies' life tain y tables May Bust Odds. It may be that postwar widows will bust the (dd.s out of shape one way or the other. But the 16 man U. S. Tax Court with only one member dissenting has accepted it us the McCoy in its first test as court evidence. The table made its debut In an estate tax case involving a question of how much would go to the dead man's divorced wife under an agreement whereby she was to be paid $450 a month until her death or re- a!i n La ii At Hitlers Game Escaped Soldier Patient Kills Self After Siege PORTLAND, ORE. - Gemge An Fuehrer Followers Continue caped mental patient, Sgt. Farnum from the Rosehurg To Spread Propaganda. hospital, held city and FRANKFURT. GERMANY. One way or another, followers of Hitler still play a game of ridiculing the American occupation power and trying to win Germans back to the Fuehrer's philos-- 1 vu s county police at bay with a .38 caliber pistol, forced them to throw tear gas into his room in downtown Poithmd and finally killed himself aftir twice shooting at officers called to subdue him. for veterans. It will work through its 350 chapters throughout the nation and the USES. The AVC will stress training to local employers as a means of making ophy. Famous Fighting Lady opportunities for the youths who Though German night clubs went directly from school to war Is Placed in Mothballs noticeably those which cater to curi- without obtaining any vocational ous SEATTLE. The carrier Americans nowadays find it ' experience. the famous "Fighting profitable" to caricature Adolf in As an example of how its pro- - ,f. was placed in mothballs" llUle agents Lady gram will work, Bolte mentioned occasionally Hltier,s postwar with ant fleet in a brief cerereserve dramatic the the activities of William Goodman Allied in strictly Ger- - mony recently. of Danbury, Conn., member of man Propaganda, Her skipper, Capt. M E Browmovie houses. AVCs national planning cohimit-teFor instance, an official U. S. der, told the 58 Plank Owners men who were aboard at the comarmy report relates occasional ef"Goodman, a business man him- forts that we in the to cast doubt on missioning self," said Bolte, "in to have been a part are films designed to show Germans the proud labor and with manufacturers of the greatest fighting fleet of all horrors of Gestapo Chief Himmhis in groups, canvassed companies time. murder factories. area and got 138 employers to be- lers In Erlangen recently, a concentraining. gin tration camp movie was shown in Atomic Rays Go Step "Safeguards must be taken to the local cinema. There was a scene that the training pro- of men filling in a mass grave. Beyond Miscroscope grams are not used unfairly, either The army report said: WASHINGTON Taking up as a racket for veterans who want where and microscopes "Suddenly a patron gets up exto use it as a gravy train, or as a of the atomleave off, means for employers to have the citedly and says aloud to his wife so that the whole audience can ic bomb promise to answer more government fatten their payrolls." hear: Thats me there filling in that of the secrets of life. were not concentration They grave. Maj. Gen. Norman T. Kuk, the Radar Secrets Withheld, camp victims, but victims of an surgeon general, made armys attack on Nuernberg which this forecast in commenting on U. S. Officer Testifies plans to make available to medThe United States I helped bury. SEATTLE. ical researchers relatively large "Exclaiming, Such a swindle, he has withheld latest types of Amer of his wife. amounts with leaves the cinema witopes control ican radar and gurtfire from the uranium piles of the ment from Russia, a high navy of- Half the audience follows him. Manhattan atom bomb project. That is how it is done. The army ficial testified at the espionage trial Kirk said that elements su h as G. of Redin here. sort doesnt take this of Soviet Lt. Nicolai calcium, suphur phosphorus, When called as a key witness in propaganda too seriously, because it iron and a score of others can be the governments effort to prove that takes time to combat years of Nazi tagged with small amounts of the Russian naval officer attempted indoctrination, the isotopes and then followed to obtain secret data on a 14,000-to- n Invade Dragon Valley through the body by means of destro'er tender- Comdr. John Mc- Lizards their Find To Ancient emission of beta and gambureau Quilkin of the navy ship ma radiation. What ho, you WASHINGTON. said the tenders equipment "far exThe latter is the same as reluctant dragon! The Smithsonian ceeded types released to Russia. of is institution looking for a couple Medical scientists would like , fossilized the - York-tow- d radio-activ- e equip-NEV-Al- d - - type. Gazin, Smithsonian who recently reTOKYO. Australian soldiers took paleontologist roules from the car. turned from military service, has earned "Jean" was Jean their place beside men of the Amerw horn at 11 left to Dragon canyon in iV Papana married! ican first cavalry division before the war, the Utah, where, just outside imperial arrb JO- - Deputies said guard posts If,," found fossil bones of scientists ThomLt. made toss A coin 'as J staying at a local) palace. lizards. as L. Moore of Mountain View, Mo., large tahsh residence for fee these Named polyglyphanadons, and the 7th cavalry regiment, adjuchums of the last of the tant at the guard mount ceremony. lizards were The Smithsonian adds dinosaurs. Jike Stolen From were probably they conservatively Search for Bodies of in appearance." gruesome quite Station Garage! The Smithsonian says that while Yanks in China Is Hard Dick Cohen, .G tLL. lizards were among the most the WASHINGTON. One of the most ancient members of whose father is on the lizard famk. p is all in history the fossil figured the police difficult searches m North America, ily in an attempt be the safest so being made in China of are found bones already place to 1,000 Amerrecover the bodies 'it tvk5blke while he took in a it is possible "to get that ' ' he got back from the ican servicemen, mainly aviators, a fair appearance of the animals in in that tuck a quick look in the who bailed out or crashed World life. then yelled: country during the Second After digging around in Dragon Whr 3d'.XJy sv,!Ped my bikel Dr. Gazin plans further exvalley, In addition, 500 isolated graves plorations for fossil remains of othfinally had Col. Charles F. er animals in the Bridger basin of t -sr, the hike had been have beeninlocated, charge of graves their noses. Kearney, Wyoming. tratior. work, said. Dr. L. C. re 'I long-claw- ?P-srv- i well-preserv- ed to know more about how calcium and phosphorus are used in building teeth and in uniting fractures, how iodine is used by the thyroid gland, exactly what happens when one or more of the glands of internal secretion start malfuncof tioning, how the process wound-healin- g is carried out, Kirk said. Siph questions and hundreds of others whose answers are row among the secrets of life wait isotopes for upon radio-activclarification. e Splashing Paint When painting a window or picture frame, rub soap around the t nt edge of the glass, then, ary that splashes onto tne gl.i-- s be easily removed with a soft r !.., i re s d Shot to Death in Auto WOODBRIDGE, N. J. The slacks clad body of an estranged mother of four, hi r head torn by two heavy caliber bullets, was found recently slumped in the front seat of a sedan parked in a lonely woodland road near Blair road She was identified by Assistant Middlesex County Prosecutor James S Wight as Mrs. Catherine Scuttle ii. 33, who, Wight said, had been living in an apartment in Railway. She had tain separated from her husband, Joseph, for six months, Wight said The couple had four ehildieir Caiman, 14; Doris, 12; Putin ia, 10. and Eleanor, 4, living with tin ir father. Police were seeking for qui tinning the owner of the sedan. Bandits Divest Victims Of Trousers in Robbery ILL. Two young dressed in flashy sport clothes Sole the trousers and the $7,900 (untamed in wallets found in them, fiorn four men at the McLean Motor Sales company recently. The bandits walked into the office, In mad the four men into a cmnir and ordered them to take off their trousers and hand them over 7 iicy removed wallets from the trousers and left. OuTside, the gunmen jumped into a car owned by one of the holdup victims, Joseph Herstun As they moved away, d out the trousers. they CHICAGO, gunm n, lo--- Carrier Ticonderoga Is Placed in Retirement SEATTLE. The carrier Ticonderoga r tired here recently. The t ' whose ship, plums hommeied the Japs in the along the Asia coast Philipp. ni and or. t; home island of Honshu, becon ( - a member of the "reserve fleet. "B.g T suffered 345 casualties when two suicide planes crashed her dcfk- uo- - j. Formosa in January, Long Handled Brushes Lor g ! ir tied scrubbing brushr and m g,ng mops are highly for (loaning large floor and the base- re t,f only parts of the b( ird- floor ti.it Mtd to be done by hand. ' a- i off 1945 an - 9rn err o e sabsf Worming Pigs For wording pgs. ride is now berg u ..yV' x n York-tow- n e marriage. That amount was to constitute a dcdui tion from tax liability, if it six-ye- es- ter-an- ex-p- could be figured. The tax collectors said it couldnt he computed because there couldn't K?; be any guide as to whether or when a woman might remarry. The court held otherwise, although it bore in mind that much depends - t, in remarriage on the individual woman looks, disposition, assets, opportunity and whatnot. So it stuck by the table, although it commented: Perhaps Not Perfect. The figures . . . may leave much .VA' to be desired in the way of sound-- (ft ness and accuracy." But ah, yes What about the case of widows past 25? Well, heres what the table says: Of these 26 to 30. 6 In 100 will reWider Range Is Seen in marry within six years after widowRadar and Television hood (the table doesn't predict anyWASHINGTON. stage). Navy scientists thing beyond the Translated into odds on any one, dieted the that pn operating range thats about, 1 to 16. of radio, radar and Among those 31 to 35, almost 4 television some day will extend in 100 will remarry, making the odds The predictions cam 2, 0U0 miles. 1 to 24. in the from an abandoned air base At 36 to 40, the odds lengthen to Anonn desert, near Gila Bend 1 to 49 as only two in 100 remarry. wlieie navy scientists are studying From 40 to 45, the chances are the etTei t of weather changes on slightly less, but at 45 to 50 theyre down to 1 in 100. oigh-f- i equency radio transmission. Remarriage probabilities of women divorced after 50 are pretty Mother of Four Found small. o V tjjl kJiiet wllll DUdJ n conS was McMa- J Russia's Andrei Gromyko (shown above reading his plan; Baruch at right). Most observers expected final compromise. The great American public spent Atomic Year 1 coping c.lh new words, new fears and new hopes Scientists predic ted bless-ing- s from the atom, but not if war strikes. Phutu shows exhibit at New Yolk Museum of Scion- - i i I I Biggest issue of Atomic Year 1 was international con'rol. U S plan, presented to UN Atomic Commission by Bernard Baruch, drew counter proposals from . in U . mms Treasure Hoard Found; $6,000,000 Gold Cache A high official SINGAPORE. said that British special agents have recovered a six million dollar cache of gold, currency and jewels including "diamonds as big as your in a fabulous East Inthumbnail dian theft which he described as "far bigger than the theft of the Hesse crown jewels." He said the treasure was privately owned property appropriated by Japs during the occupation of the East Indies, later recovered by Allied authorities and then stolen. This official said a Batavia, Java, ring composed of British, Dutch and Jap nationals had been smashed, but added that several g officers might be Involved before the investigation of the thefts is completed. A British headquarters spokesman confirmed that an officer and a sergeant had been arrested in Batavia and said there is considerable truth in press reports from Java. high-rankin- Strange Loan Is Fully Repaid by an Honest Man Some months PHOENIX, ARIZ. ago M. W. Bragg lost a billfold with $61 and personal papers and several days later got the papers back by mail. Recently he received an envelope postmarked Detroit, Mich., with $61 and this note: When I was in downtown Phoenix about three months ago I found your wallet. At the time I mailed your receipts and drivers license, but kept the money because at the time I had need of it. Now I have the chance to send you the money with the billfold. JOHN B. Bulgaria and Yugoslavia Settle Their Disputes SOFIA, BULGARIA. Bulgaria and Yugoslavia have signed an agreement settling all hitherto disputed questions "remaining from the dark past, with Yugoslavia making maximum concessions, it was announced. Authorities said Bulgaria and Yugoslavia were expected to sign treaties of economic soon. n gnr 1 in schools or colleges. See Rush by Fall. The two veterans' organizations, however, predicted great numbers of unemployed veterans by late summer or fall if aid is not forthcoming. Charles G. Bolte, national chairman of AVC, said there are l over 1,000,000 unemployed veterans at present and that the number would go up to 3,000,000 by Yank It Firit Adjutant f l L e Aussie in Tokyo Guard; t! i ir t1 !o We hope, and believe, that this ratio will continue through what we are convinced will be a nation-widlevel of employment." Goodwin said that 9,940.000 of 11,. 840,000 veterans covered by a census bureau survey had found work and that 60,000 more were entered action I tdi vet-eran- to find jobs i like this Ju-- t id'iu.t ked N.ig-- !oi ll.kml - ii- i oli to pt'd all I, Al p Mimt on 1.11 rP IT" V j I southwest of WC1C ucan re- - mTles - A ,d . s anti-Allie- J;umy authorities said. man (I, , air-rai- ;of , ilnefver - sup-dai- ry products. He predict- yery short supply of Gutter" tout the same amounts of canncd milk and dried milk a Use i w Reman. m t.. as-au- re I s were of the T-- wi.b .1 u , Vet-ersn- Allied-mad- Ijk-ppl- 29.0o0 WWlMNwliA P ii service At the ssme time the Amen, reports an s committee and the Veterans of Foreign Wars came out wit.i job-ai- d programs and voiced fer tt.at among veterans Unemployment would increase sharply. "For the third straight rnrnih the backlog of World War II veterans not at work has been reduce i. notwithstanding continued discharges of servicemen from the armed forces," said Robert C. Godwin director of USES. About 3,000,000 have found j"bs in the last four months In June for instance, 470,000 of the 4;o,oo0 male workers who entered employment were development corporation act, Re-W- ed Directly With Age. 2 e. 7 f eve-- v . - of ipri! 6. ears' na-:fj- demands, Anderson be less meats, I ied e said and poultry neat products, dried fruits i". Peas, but more canned juices and more canned and vegetables juices. 0f f00(j fafg anj 0jg tar short of demand is expect-- f jote about the same. 5 secretary looked only six head in , forecasting u as , Ameri-fstr- picture of the supply was provided re-- i Secretary of Agriculture 1 by d 5n,ji-- icti' - rha advance a vay out ntenced i c. slimmer diet dur- 12 months compared they ate in the past Widows Court Admiti Odd Against Her and 1 hat They Climb U. S. employment of community j 1 Less Food SHLVGTON, tf American markets abroad. Plan Broad Program. The AVC approach to the problem is to develop a broad program re--i- he had Ten in production. He said the bill would save the taxpayers billions of dollars by assuring a program of which would lessen the dependency of veterans on public funds. Stack also suggested that veterans could help rebuild and modernize China and otherwise engage in foreign commerce which would enlarge oflicials expressed the that the Krupp firm used oxide experimentally to aka Figures Say Few of Atomic Year One I are created. Referred to as the "veterans RFC," the bill is designed, Stack said, to provide new jobs and opportunities for veterans to avoid displacing workers already engaged SEN. Ue-- e Pictures Show i Urging s :uti veterans discharged by the of June were at work or in sv.oo A ' . Found to Be at Work or in School, According to the Employment Service. , i . I |