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Following crashing mud and rock slides and rapid rises of i canyon streams Friday, here is f the flood picture over the state: I , ,; !t' - '' t - titah flood experts took additional steps Saturday to keep streams from doing further 'damswirling waters of , - . - ,- ' ,, '!,ft 2 , ,, , t:,, ' More Rains Threaten To Swell: Up, Streams', 0 ,t, .', :. ,, ',',,:;.: , , , - ''''' b. 1 s , , . , 1 - , ' ,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,. r A , , ,.. , , ' . - , I ,, ,,, ' it, t, , ; . . A ' l''' e '' , - , ',' . . GEf . ' ' . - , ,...:""."1"1;. L ima , ""ir0 1,1 4, ,' '3 . - ' ...4 ,,:J... - ,.. , e ..C.'''''''sd ' ' . ; - ,4 , 'CENTS,. . 1 "Th .,,,.,,,I 5 c mosso,- - ir, 44" , :' t 1 ',..4,,.s,,,, e ' - ' ' . ,140. ,' ,i - it--- , 4,,,,,,:, - ..! ...., . , ,. - '', ,41 . 1 1 ',. 1,' ..,. ., , , lc - L6.-- y.)11 , 0,,.. 1 , 1000,-1- ...I ,, 1 ,4 , ,,, - ,i , . . j , . 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Or Greenwood announced eight ad- ,,,,,,,, .. , :,,,It ; s . r 4 ,,.. , 1 ditional drag lines would begin , EMIGRATION CANYON SLIDERoad crews clear the highway in Emigration Canyon , work Monday deepening and where one of the slides blocked txaffic. Six separate Slides gushed down the canyon , , . 1 widening the Salt Lake County ' ''-- - 1 ' surplus canal to carry off excess slopes Friday night blocking II. S. Alternate Highway 40.. '' )1... I - .. '' , . ..,,,,,,,-waters of the bank full Jordan ,., ( , , , River. ... , k . , Is Emigration CanyonAppre- .... t IT ' ,., bensive State Road Commission k , , . , 4 work crews, a wary eye open for ' - '''. l',' ' . ., -- The '''''' ' 'I -". - ' new slides. cleared away the last , , Neb. .......i ' ' ''''''' ' '' ; - 't - - ' (AP) .. - OMAHA, , , , -, -, ,-. --, -, . . , ., of six , mud and rock slides runaway Missouri hurled a new , down the canyon menace at Omaha SUturday which . . . 1, ' Friday, ripped . , closing U, S, Alternate while its muddy torrent smashed ' ' i , , , I Highway 40 for several hours. levees, engulfed farms. and . ' -- .- -, Warnings were sent out to mo- - spread destruction downstream NEW YORK (UP)An agreement was reached early Satc', - l 0 torists to stay out of the can for 200 Miles. ' , of the Comurday between Western Electric and District-1Six homes were threat- biggest-in-histor- y flood This yons. , -- ' ' munications Workers of America (CIO), representing 10,000 inwaters of Eml- - for the Missouri Valley ran al. , , PARIS (UnReliable - n;,, ened by rising nation-wid- e , , stallatfon workers, and officials said the Creek. . , sources 'aid Saturday that the most uncontrolled into north. gration ' 4 4. : I Salt Lake CityCity Street! eastern Kansas. It was driving 11J. S.-- has given the North Attelephone strike wa; virtually ended. on ...vine. u, of Creek, "W. A.A.StgAJ THE ROADThe rampaging waters employes strength- - families from their homes in a ONTO lantic choice Emigration Department powers NEARLY District Treaty for 11, Negotiators levees at several growing numbers in Nebraska, ened on the Gen. and B. sandbag either Matthew of the Ridgat of, the spread canyon highway veryedge representing 5500 twalakrsehotuhsies way- or Gen. Alfred 34.Gruen- . a quiet. little stream, lap on Nihth South Iowa, Missouri and Kansas. intersections I n the left fore. , the ,Note to threaten channel of bridge the side canyonhomes. other Workers resume to Streets and Thirteenth South, , , g costs ther to succeed Gen. Dwight D. and Damage : , the -creek.' the of which normaLchannel in.. ' ' spans e ground , EST) Eisenhower. , keep water from the glutted were mounting into uncounted i. morning (at '10:30 a - , , under those streets millions. runoff and said the U. S. was pet-- , ..., with federal . mediators They ' ' ''' -new ic loose. ' ' ''''. 2 el ' ' The from, running threat to Omaba deFree-Of-Pel ' compiny officials- in' an iffort ting forward both namer in in CI) en Utah ' g4i GIVE CountyCounty' talks each of with STUDÈNTS formal iti 11 veloped suddenly Friday night , to' settle their differences. Us el missioners named Spanish Fork when pressure from the reging II ' . .L A. Atlantic Pact partners .to sound CWA President coun' in Joseph as dancer . out : point biggest for. a out before sewer line blew through-river exchanges European opinion Telephone in Washington "that ty should peak runoff bit height leading into the lowland indua, -- -out Utah were free of picketing Beirne said mally nominating a single can- Utah Lake, at trial area. It came after the this week-enin 11rPlult as of the comsettlement for allied didate supreme PARENTS halt start- Saturday morning as word came New' York "we level in years, highest e flood crest had passed through in mander to wind up ; Europe. ,, hope ' ed backing over shoreline farm- . from New ,York that the West- , YORK NEW the narrow Omaha - Cotmcil (AP)ParneWestern the Electric other PLANNED DISCUSSION in subdivision Brookside lands. virtualwas Electric strike ' , ern , Bluffs, .1a., channel. - --ridts, haveyou ever asked , ' . e SEOUL,Korea LIT)The fast minesweeper IISS Endicott Springville threatened by ram- - -- The ireStest danger seeming. e I gonatione in a hurry and reach settled. t teenk ly what one your yourself withdrew unharmed Saturday after a duel with Communist paging Hobble Creek, with , had when Ronald A. Hale, Utah direc- - an agreement in Northern Cal- the river's ly passed family already forced to evac- 30.24foot crest (11.24 feet above to come up at the first meeting age sons and, , daughteri, shore guns at Songjin, on the Korean east coast. tor of the Communication ifornic" uate their home. Payson rest-- , flood -new of Atlantic of .the think permanent was you? The Navy announced the ship level) surged downstreaM undamaged, although A.,.. T. Jones, bargaining coWorkers, of America. said that , are watching tons of dirt Eis28. W. Council P. in Paris, April Dr. Alexander, There was a 'wave of slidinS rm pickets would be sent out ordinator for the CWA, said the Friday, she was straddled more than 20 times by ranging fire. g slowly toward the road Col- -' effective has East of Tennessee enhower dean Twin resigned elation in Cities the that Hesaid' Saturday morning. The Navy announcement wee at the mouth of Payson Canyon, thhe agrl'eement- teeterintallat ions June , . . to become a candidate lege, says 700 college fresh- lie couldn't. be sure about first word fIr.owm tBhaernsahrildt threatening the principal water this menace had failed to smash the ' men them ' Increase an of U. S. gave for the men took ,up his invitation . channel narrow Republican presithe, rest of the day. through . . since its captain , of the city. ' for their anonymous opin- Officials of the Mountain 31.1 cents an hour. Of this 14.1 dential nornination.A: e Price CanyenMud and rocks levees' ' ' still-ire- .. is nominainformal double with The . But wrong ' the then river's " after States Telephone and Telegraph cents was a wage increase and e fire waterfrom the , n ' tion was believed designed both ' He Salt Lake 17 cents was to be their rnendous burst . ,reported parents. pressure through Company remied-Ithe tommunist guns. .e., applied to to give the European Allies a logged canyon walls. All but a 7x9-foon their replies Friday concrete sewer line City that the strike ,"seems t (Pyongyang hRadio Friday most necessary ,traffie asked to foie.E NATO I in a convoice vital e blocks behind the levee. bigger night at the national . pretty well cleaned up." They . 3 ' stay out of canyon. River high claimed t night "Picket lines will be down decision and to, avoiththe netsk . of Girls' - Clubs of. Water street said no official word had been paveup American . yipped had sunk an destroy- but not threatening. ' America. , ment for 120 feet. It spurted in received but that it ippeared later Saturday," Jones said, "by sity for what might be an emthe Heber City they called City trouble ,e,r5,44,,w1hich e t and gushed through the With the locals in barrassing choice at this time the walkout was- settled, as far fa what teenagers, geysers, This to agreement chick shooters standing by , for President Truman. as Utah was concerned. Certain areas of the country," . waS no report of re- flood waters should swollen streets across a wide area where to Alexander, had , There according ot , . ' At the conclusion of the meet- - Senior officers 4 near Eisennewed sir activity over North Lake Creeks which flows under there are warehouses, railroad to , say: En- - Korea, and the ground activity : WASHINGTON (UP) -and et - -- - t ing which brought about the set- - hower said there had been Parents are too lenient Ileher main street, spill over switch yards, lumber yerds r Re to . the rvias at appoint1 1 The factories. break opposition I to strong Walter tlement, hilted "relatively banks'. Wasatch County commiswith them. Maggiolo, genlistments of all members of the was , e Grace and Eleventh Streets. eral counsel, and Francis L. ment of Gruenther, Eisenhower's engagements. . to more a want divert patrol light" sioners exYOungsters laying plans Armed Forces have been in HUNDREDS AT WORK said Force Maher , and Harry Winning, chief of staff. from. Pentagon Air free-daFifth The, some of the flood waters during stable home life, with c ' of nine its week end for a maximum U. S. Army Engineers rushed membert of the Federal Media- - supporters of Ridgway, at presi summary aseven the peak run-o. from tensions between tended expected in MANILA exent Nations United MIG-1front the normal 5 hundreds tibn Council, made the follow- shot Mam, workers into the supreme were Red sojets monthe, . less and formal parents , .. In the Phitippines have devel- - ing joint statement:: commander for Korea. -' ' Defense De- - down during the week, but ehe - Decision to hire eight addf- - fight. They toiled through the , the life. cial date, piration ' e oped a new propaganda tech: to the "We are happy to announce off line sewer seal United destroyed d night planes Nat)ons to to aid tional want in di. talk CHANCES INCREASED partment-saithings They 'draglines Saturday, , niquewriting chain letters. , that the dispute between West-Th- e sevqn Communist planes, prob- - veiling Jordan River water was at its mouth. They lowered steel over with parents and don't The department sSid this af- chain letters urge those ern Electric and the installations new maneuvet, however. The and t i another sheet into and metal destroyed. brush-offably , s want like "You'll , reachdeSeturday tnOrning at . increased , fects all personnel, whettier or damaged five more. ..receiving thim to pray to God division of the Communications was believed to havechances a epecial flood control meeting the river at the mouth of the when you a?e understand ' , to "stop American tImperialists Workers of America has been strongly. Gruenther'i of not now on active duty, whosr The weekly Air Force break. a t tended by Commissioner sewer. Barges dumped rocks . -- ' older ' " , ' from starting it.third World war settled," succeeding his boss. doWn discrosed pne American Greenwood, State Road Coin- - and sandbags in an effort to would eirvice terms of and also The normally iirls boys -- - and All 13 of America's Allies . from droppingatomic Babre jet was shot down 5 The settlement la subject to seal off the sewer and halt the said they desire more expire between July 1, 1952, and , Continued on bombs." , Thunder- two MIGs . ratification by the membership were understood to have indi- , , . by Page A-- 2 spurting water. e ' in tea .. g the, chin 1953. June F-30, were Letter writers warn recipients within 30 days. The mediators cated they would be extremely an t and Mustang ids home chores In view of the fact that two lost to unknown causes and that failure to forward copies Said the negotiation committee 8;441104 trGetzenther took over - home, more allowances. ' , , m "tel and smaller lev e of the letter tb 10 other persons of the union will recommend the supreme command from Eis..el previous enlistment extensions one British built opd Austrsteseeee mi,..- -t r, i 'c was n . , , -1 effeceind violste the will of God. ceptance. enhower. in that been have -..L.,-- , put i et. . s . , of air Out gay not blasted are draftees byo...1g1 affectedi i theDed Ltbe I ' ' :r. -'' ' '' ,. . a'.1... '. 1 .. ' tense Department eslimated . 1 ground fire. .., .. ,I t ta ., , 7 4' . terV the new order would affect that' One of the' Rumian-bui- lt f r4,r-t-0,4-b f P Aey .'"'w - more than 125,000 members of enemy jets was shot dovin .a,nd ', , 0 0 II Z,) . . ,,,, Li E VA .tius Armed.1orcts.ThesUmat4three . others damaged Friday '111.11' 1 --7 . I T-'. '7 was 60,000 Army, 23,000 Air when six flights of MIGs ' ,'"ii,,,N,....,,,,,111..,...:...... U , cent- Trietease cents in WASHINGTON 3000 Marine Corps and gled with Sabres-- south of the ....' ......' 111411ks Arian& 10 oi nk, 01 O0k' 11461 terri tt"rAt 0,,,,r1 AM Pm .eft border. Manchurian : The benefits. , r:1: board . at-lfringe Navy. e 35,000 of Commerce wage,' CI I ti - 600, Ni 1.1.41 TOKYO (UP)Sabüro Ku- m 41m,p As the weather tIrared over to si,,ka woo ,vd Ihetio recommendation FREPARED includes HASTILY 0 is a . chnsidering go Sawyer . rusu,,who was discussing peace , , . A , added that theseiNorth Korea, the Navy reported irnment-impose. . payhike of 174 cents ' d Washington hour y straight when the were spokesman form the carrier Bairoko The plane apparently crashed in and 11 rents in fringe benefits round'Planes LOS ANGLES , (UP) snagged a wheel on a fog-- t prepared hastily the Ci0 1.1niyeti - The question of the union on-I,after the Japanese hit Pearl Harbor in figures, , 'Friday flew a total distance 0-of- pay boost tor airline Was or- - shrouded bill near Puenett and' radio e and 11141,illid"SatindaSrGod efforts and 21,000 miles in morning recommended further call, amount nee- shop Steelworkers-,--thThe by the. emphasized a department of small side into the to cease operationCSat- crashed of the pilots made to reach the plane by radio America" are the, only topes of - wage board and bitterly opposed StabiliMany tacit. the ommencied Wage by ; ', , , A-world. free the 2 at Continued- en Page . - ' investigation ,valley. i ., three separate flights. Urday'pending iroved futile. zation Board, informed so ces, by the induatrystill was up in The former peace envoy said Ir the air. Louis had lowered hialanding ektle fiery crash of a transport , It apparently t missed-clearinsaitt.,Saturday. Japanfaces two major probgear for his approach to the hill by only 10 feet. pla?as In the hills near here that Sawyer, who has ben nomi- - Sawyer plans to consult ICU; and Com' a the lemsoverpopulation when wheel Louis 'truck 29 lives. port by Tbe plane: piloted Department official( sunning the steel Indus- Justice nally regaips her North 'Continent Airlines' op- - 11,1 ell, was en route berg from ridge, gouging a 10floot trench munismwhen she 28. since It was iseizati by the Monday and thee will discus( try independence April crating rights were suspended ew York via ., Chicago, Kansas In the bill. government, April 8, is expect- his recommendation with Prep - ikATIONAL11140111 LIAO AMIRICAN 'But if Japan' can develop I One wing apparently dipped Amarillo,-Texand Phoifor 30 days by the Civil litre- to decide Tuesday thef size Went Truman, who will make ed A lilies-, It N. R. of the United Wow York Oil Oo nautics Admirdstration Friday iz1 Ariz- - It was carrying 24 into the earth as the ship shot along the increase to Impose On the final decision on the in4 u.--of t s I the i ukit; lit rub( Atte hi! sax. T I we won't to have lartoitlyi Staites worry. V 2 iono the II tra, I ridge, sending the plane Laatar sat Irattreas; Armlets sat Can. Now the companies if a settlement b creasesto be ordered by the only a few hours after one of !passengers. a crew of three and over , Itiottttes! Porierfts10 004 Mutts: Id- , ' j airlin- - two rompany employes ,riding caroming into the side of a val- America bears a grave respon- pandlia. the company's big 6 1104 not teached by then. 10a ihoa Pei I lit's Philadelphia a and is good doing job sibility, 11 below. rammer 300 feet era --.plummeted - Into a .hillside "deadhead." la woos-Comparir-negoti, las . ley Union and Industry a tt or n e yo al1P11,1100.4701 ail Wright. Sweat( (271 100 110 01 Powell radioed the InterneWreckage and tod,ies . V.rere trying t o be everywhere at Powlee. will Ted Monday or Tues. 1 t served notice they tat 11 , and burned. a, 100 111 1110- -11 Ti,)., , once. e , 150,foot-squarChk ago at St, law rews,rthe basis of a check toes- - bonanAirport tower at 6.33' cm, strewn over a in a lasteditch atternnt tit 1- .tight (A4- courts in the challenge 601 Net I liaatad Kuxergiwill sod Tiotiou; Tali, sod White. Recalling Pearl Harbor, di MI Is. I I (11 each agreement on a contr.act, . 111 . ,g overnment-ordertenger lists, an airline spokes- - (EST) 'Ind '.;;ai'd be was over area, dad gown pay .. ere rusu -- said the attaelc was as Pittiadelphia Most of the victims I paha. .1.mm '4111 and St., Claire: Sid. fixed the deal() toll it 29 nearby La Ilabra. He requested and the presiderits'soi .. . sit Rai lts......1 I ,for Philip Murray's Philadalphis a surprise to him in Wash- tk, latioillelisan (4) ant Laipaia. "" tor,. the flaming fuselage - clearance for an instrument servicec of " them trapped'in I' I I m III marry "I''. union persons. bitsteel companies agreed ' Via sat ti a a Martin and Astrsibi Mt- - member Plaittnsa and were charred beyond rec. ington as to the Americans in einehigati Soni-te- l men. There were no survivors. landing at the mt)4zy airport, Mit ii Jrirs. to Sawyers suggestion pite(tiarea close to the Datemott and Maritsa, Waifs and the and'itetateitiiik Pearl that thane-teX Harbor, were bodies Oisee, few ognition':'--n.111. Powell: told The twin Jengine transport Au,thorities sa,1 "one final Joint eat Larsioto trationhad theyhold predicted ta) (Si, men the 1 m I I a ngt,o4s ..,,,,. itto wi t vi hurled clear of the fire and the cynical was only 10 minutes from itsthtñ t hewas havir static . to get the govern? would match . a 1st I a I Sawyer tistisoar l't 'Laois sal. art 14 direction swollen-bodie- d .,,,.,.aat transport bur bombing gave him--. no hint of It datterois Trorlos Malin tairr. it h4 PAW., ind,,,, tr- -, s "best offer" of an LW . gm ISir II... s i a destination:at Los Angeles loIble with his automatx Lrut out of the stecl.businese I y CQtnillir;-44 i cal,aa t tied 'into the side of the VelleYIWhat Itataw tot Stasi Imes sat tateti. 411ya st4 sagi e6 --, , -Airport when it ilinder. , , , -7 ) - , - . 1. I .4..,s..t.....,. i , .4 ,,,,-- , .-- Gives Omaha -- - , . Phone Ualtiout 7.. 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