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Show ' - - . - , '., -- --- ' GETTING BETTER SALT LAK'E Clr(AND vicINITY- -- - , , N, , Thurs- - Partly cloudy Wednesday night, day.-- - (For detailed weeher report, ' - see," page , II - , - ' , I ----- , 4t ,, 1 ' "..,..is 4.t . I ,,.... ,,,,,,,, , - 4 , - - ,..,.....,' . 4 . , , ,.. - ...4. ' N,1411' ,VN..1 ' 1;,,1r,, r, , , I'llit ' - ' ' , - F , ,,,,,,,,,..,.... . - : - , , 'I,' -- - , , .1- ; - ---:si- - , - --- - -- . ,44,.,I 1 ' ii.., .,,,z1 ......, 11,,, 44'N, .,. ;t ...., it , , , A 4 ir , .4' rr ,, ,if ,: ;" --- 1 , - e a, - . WASHINGTON . Hickenlooper (R - , 43,,, f. , 1 - ' -- oc a ci. e .. . ' 0.jit''t'-':.tyi.i.n.istérs.',',.iA$1(.';;;:- : -- - - , . --- - ' ,, g - .7' ' . lowals aid - . . - ,.... 4c. Ih..' , - ' ----- --- ay 4,..',,,, ' ,. 13.4.611:LR.,0.11 - Commission- radioactive isotopes for use in studies of steel ,,for j et engines! Z.--s--and, roekett - . , .... , WednesdaytheAtdmie.,--Ener- , , Low InAtiolation)of ' 99th Year , . , 1 y . '4'' - , Eclucators - re' - 1.1. S. Secretary of State Acheson demanded ,PARIS (AF)-, Wednesday that the Foreign Ministers Council fix a five-da- y , de . ' Op.o.t.t,OnT.t.0..-0-p.o.tiOtiotl-::i'L::- ;; .,', f , '1 ,, -- , 4 ?tk41"'''':" te; i:',1 ---,' er- - - , . - -- ,...,.., , of the . , '' - ' . law, but David E. Lilienthal, the , ;' Vern k 114, By Haug land AEC , ,......., denied , . Alltebil chairman, vigorously , , ,, , , , ..e, 161k - t WASHINGTON ((AP)Twenty , ' 74174611 it, was one 4 .1. Sof: , , l ; ', of It ,, several wrang- -. ' educators including -- 4. ,...,,- 4,! ling exchanges between the seri. - GentDwightD:Elmtirower and ,4 A. Avolo-Lilienthal during a '''''-sittorind - -- - - re,,. s-- , 2" '',''' . Senate-Hous- e , Nsh.y.,J.committee's hear- Harvard President James B. Conl t .4...eig, iso,o''':.,!.. , ., 1 lt t 4, 'isiA'.....4rsi..4 '1 , on AEC ings policy. Earlier, ant 7--, said Wednesday Commu' ' ,,' ' e L--- , ' ..,..tie,x:;01.,' ':' AA. S. atomic nists Should be barred from the U. when at , security No, .., 4 : 4.4, , s s, ' '' ' ' ', '0,', 4. plants was under discussion, Li- teaching profession. , ' . I 't,z ., :.' l1 ienthal bitterly 'protested that the '4, VI ' . ,,,,, They agreed too, that principles . , investigation of AEC Is "smear'',,,,,g, , ird 0 ,,,, OfT Communism .,,,..,440,,,04'....,o, should '. l'innuendo.--- -, : ' -- '.;,- , ing":people by ,...,. .,!'s'"e' , ,;1 -- ' - ' ' IWINNEdt. alditORK4Aig' ,lik, 7 ctNi4 . lbesolts,, -bt not Ameriadvocatedin , . Questions Shipments . , s. scho-ol' can STOCK SHOW OPENSN'aung exhibitors parade their animals Wore the judges as the .i - 'Hiokenlooper questionedship-- J 1 Junior- - Fat Stock Show.- - opened Wednesday in arena. ments. of isotopes to France Lod Their charge' that Communist . - A3thannual . England as well as to Norway. membership "renders an indi-Isotopes are forms of an element vidual unfit , of a teacher in this coun'.i:-resulting' from atomic bombard- duties trY" was described by a National ment. . Education Association official as . that eien sMh i : ai dd iapy. the most outspoken statement on tz'ineeHentotoofpec5atiociuthm; I. that subject ever made by an edu- I 'ucnoibvaelrt; ya nodf cation i of nation-wid- e group it standing. in Finland Helsingfors t 9. - . These isotopes, he said, were Eisenhmier, now president of ituthinee-iltbinnuaffair with junior University, Conant and ,-or the purpose of studying the Columbia brief greetings and then turned fat stock- show- noted kr its 18 fellow members of an educai measof show-towthe n the proceedings over to elock-Wo; tional policies commission made punctuality, officialurement of radiation. officers. . WASHINGTON secret in a 4. at under (AP)A ly got way Wednesday It is also important," Hicken- their observations Elected Tuesday evening to rule FBI report read to the ju on "American education i Ireport i rYn g cm. sharp with an assembly over sai fields of i si other d, "n looper this year's events were: Judith Coplon's espionage trial tension." not !e bene- - and international Cu research in the Worth Salt Lake Stock- - Billy Sessions, Bear River ChapThe commission was appointed identified "Fredric Wednesday. humanitarian. ficient or , -- ter, Future Farmers of America, March, the actor," as a Commuyard show barn. by the National Education Asso, - , ; Lois PotTitt, Tremonton nist Party member in 1947; ciation and the American Asso. Denies Violation . Raymond. C. Wilson, president 'Tarr; Club member, secretary; The report, read over vigorous ciation of School Administrator'. and trustee of the Intermountain Box PTA Elder ) ., Junior Fat Stock Show, opened Royal Norman, Its purpose was to study the of the government, also sion had violated either the spirit opposition Leron member, reporter, and described March and his actress or .letter of the law in sending teaching changes that might be Johnsomalso Box Elder PTA, wife, Florence Eldridge, Is active the I tehadvisable in view Of p otittca1 isotopes abroad for industrial sions that chief of police. Says: may "keep the world 111 in numerous Communist o, front experiments. 1 yivian Meik ' cold was for years to , ' All 'primed VP activities.. He declared there 4 nothing a state of ' , ' was read The Iiiheduled events of the Weilby secret about IsotoPesAnd he come." long report ; Miss Coplon's attorneyArchibald added the law smooth--prohibited any nesday showticked off I in his usual rapid man- exchange of information on ' ly as members of both clubs Palmer, a. courtroom ner. and Reporters atomic energybut that sending , spruced up in their best uniforms to underwere able to compete in the uniform con- spectators . , ,, isotopes was not an exchange of , , Is . : test. Winners in the Contest were: stand only snatches of it. ' information.. said "Confidential 1 441 d ivisionClevelanC 1 chapter, The report e , FBI that had ever held that headed by Jack Dalton, porman-t--40211-Told-th,, sending so-, Communist Party n ' 1 1 meamber ing1947i - , , - .". , ,' 4 .- - itie-lett- t ,,,k- .., - ' - t, ,, - , top-flig- ht , ' , . r. '-,- , 3 iv.,, -- ,!1-ark- , ' -. & , il. L. ' 7 t.,4c , r, - -- , North-Salttoke-sh- ow -, , . Fredric March ,!6.0ipi..5f0.c..1.(S11.0:-.-'7':7 - . - Identified as Op tiq....p......:ay1.0....-cloal 1 C ommuntst in . dititan dd rk , , eis- . - ,tot - , . , . . . , - s U:S. In - -- Pfinc ess Billed ge whi-ma- , ..- . . , -- BULLETIN - ' t."nl . Ai . - Fdr Contract Talk 'Private Visit' . - - - (AP).--.Tob- - ., .1- -il - , . - N . - , - Molotov Job - - - . Ares Police To Get .1.1lienthal-argue4-that-no-- one ChiT Contro , . ooal-produei- ng thted - - 11- :onvicHr Coast Murder , . ------, I - , , i ---- - , , 24,, - their. e , e , , $ - -- , . , . , - - ey Zimmerman,--prominentVall- ' -- -- - -- f.) i -- - - 1 . , sources 'sa id . , Toward the end of an 'inconclusive four and a half hour , - . I. session, Acheson insisted that thecouncil send instructions to t , the '4 Itrade and transportatmnnegotuitions by June---13- . 11 4 ' This was British interpreted by " I' sources as a demand that all re- ... ,' ' , on travel and .transport . ' 4 , ',,,,s west-int- o , Berlin cease -- " WASHINGTON - (INS) ...striction.s , . las Lewis John Wednesday, ,,..,..4 - ' 131.iliouts Proposal AIK,,,a.. ordered a shutdown in all hard II. i. ' - . ... t The council agreed to discuss and soft coal sbining from June i 11. i t proposalrat thisThursits session ,s,' --, , 20 - in protest "- At to -t -day. While the Soviet blikkade against "a lack of general sta.. A ,,, '' f e';,:.,,land Western Allied counter bility in the industry." ' , ' 1. ,,.., I blockade have been lifted there , ., ' In the free move, Margaret will be guest' next ment of traffic between east and , fall of British' ambassador wait. -, on visit to Washington, D.C. . Earlier a movement to eut.,off ' -- -- ' -- --- -- : the deadlocked .negotiations on HGermany and Berlininthezo cil was reported gaining headway in western circles.. . The report, from a retponsible .. western official, came as Britain , 'emporarily withdrew. her' lint earn from the conference table in , ' ' ,he pink marble palace. British Foreign Seeretary li L. est Bevin left by plane to attend Lewis , announced Wednesday the . a at Labor Party conference MarLONDON (AP)-Prin- cess uled to U. S.. steel Corporation Us Blackpool, but !urs escdhayed. a make will visit" garet "private,. return to Paris agreed to new contract talks for 4 to the United States this autumn, The Informant said that In view its COSI mines beginning JUOS 111 , ' a source close to the räylrfamily of the deadlock within the coun- at Philadelphia; 7:1' ' cil, the best course seemed to be said Wednesday. Lewis made Public a letter to An official spokesman at Buck- - the designationld of special comsce who-coupresident of the IL ingham-pal. attempt to Harry ?tome,Fommented: "We missioners . have nothing, to sai, at the mo- 'work out technical details of a C. Frick Coke Company, IL S. ' ment."- currency agreement, ' arrange- Steel's ! tithed. Private sources said the prin-- 1 ments for access to Berlin from Jim , confirming :arrangements an accord cess would visit ;Washington, , 0. for the ..,.. East-We- st trade.- '711x7enCg. ' probably as the rguest of the . on Often tu tinspast, a contrier Britiziyambessod017,-731I-01rve- Preduces Restatement worked out by the United Mins . Franks. :or Now in its third week, the cur- Workers chief and the big steel said the details The informant nmaetiaonnsancould btoepeignietorprfertieedndltyn rent session of the Foreign Min- making firm has vet a pattern - :, FfiruattureMy ,. of apteerr,icsecoBnd; of the visit have not yet been , . isters' council thus far has pro- for the test of the soft coal in. The report mentioned many change of information although Elder. chapter, Roland , Barker, 1 worked out. t. . , , . duced only a restatement of as ill The Moloinformers other confidential Mr. Lehi appointment the 1 The president, first; chapter, isotopes would be valuable in princess returned last 11,videly., divergent Soviet - - and dustry. Calif. (AP) - However- ,- the steel - corpora.- -- ----' Paul SONOMA, FBI informaI with the providing tov as supreme Soviet boss of second. research. week end from a month's visit to western views on of tion's reunification i s Mr.-acoal production- - is only a March-and Mrs, -aSenator Knowland Switzerland and France. Russian Asiatic policy opens out - Gold cups - were presented to tion on 1 the restoration of small percentage of the nation'e of the Moon rancher, wal shot Italy, nd Germany known well well other as persons 1 took to 'the two- winning The informant that the a added Lilienthal's and killed, and ' his - wife was exception ohapters by the municipal administration total soft coal Output. in the entertainment field. .'osetnewfieldsofeolajectur-e- 'Salt Lake Stamp Company. would spend several forsingle "is a view, and said his Berlin. The present coal contract ex...... bludgeoned with a pistol late princess and it is also a clear warning to The uniform contest was fol. ' The report was captioned "Stu- little astounding." . theory weeks in the United States, probRussia has demanded, a voice pires June 30 and, so far, little . Tuesday night. western world to be doubly lowed by the showmanship and art , LeggPossible Russian Esoutside Washing- equal to that of the combined has traveling Bend Uranium , . been accomplished In negoEarly Wednesday a sheriff's ably , ; ton and New York.i judging contest, as the young pionage Agents," with this added alert three western powers in the con- tiating a new agreement. of 100 men captured an posse Fredric "Re March, same the notation, to farmers their cattle "By some was There in a reasoning," brought criticism , ' c to seem from Report Europe Knowland said, "you would per- escaped convict near the scene of the London newspapers about the trol of Berlin. the outside ring to be looked over Security Matter C." ' This a for 0 voice ktdicate that this appointment is by the veteran the proposal , itself slaying. got mit the commission to send ' judging eye of Before the document publicity attending. the princess' one power equalling Deputy Sheriff John O'Brien visit to Italy, including a candid chiefly concerned 'with develop- Prof. E. lc Rinehart, University into the case, Palmer questioned uranium along with the isotopes. Tuesthreewas flatly rejected jump-e- rs-SeDivision, Robert J. Lamphere, FBI agent, In that casi it would not be a identified the convict as Rudolph camera picture of her swimming ing s "Big. Brother" attitude to- of Idaho Extension es' who Dean State a. day ,of by 19, of Secretary Negro, --Wright, a "data Boise about slip"' summary ' ' shipment of information." at Capri. The gouge sattl21he wards the new Communistic ' ' - it. He asked Lamphere whether Lilientheldenied this was- - his capedfrom a ward forincorrigWinners, Named palace hopes, of course, that there ins the will of One - occupying HosChina to . prevent ' the develop- Sonoma at State the ibles Fredric . theory. He said radio isotopes are no such performance by power on the other three. will , be , , Winners in the VatiOLIN fitting identified In the summary, was not atomic energy and the act pital, Tuesday. ment of what the Russians , now t Atherica." in the newspapers Soviet Foreign Minister An, O'Brien said the Zimmerman' and showmanship contests were an FBI man. --- ' 3 ull Titoism. prohibits ' export of fissionable ' drei Vishinsky had proposed. Plane-Wreck-, f', and a neighbor, John Bowman, ' ' Titoism la actually the' accept- as follows: "He Is not an FBI agent," Lammatter. , were abducted Tuesday night in H pending the election of a Berlin Cattle:: lit, Mary Lee Hay, phere replied. 1 ance of a form of Communism 1 , ' a ear Zimmerman's city government, that the Soviet by ' which 'is whittled down to Lovelock, Nev.; 2, Marilyn Fair-bou- "Do Tou know who Fredric ENTERPRISE Army pars. ' i the Necommander appoint 50 per cent Nero. He said The Great Outdoors I Salina; 3rd, Richard Mont- March is?" Palmer persisted; domestic needs,. but once whit- left Hill Air Force Base troopers , out Mrs. at of the let of Zimmerman a German did gro personnel Dee Heber he gomery, link t I that tied down refuees to City; 4th, up any Lamphere replied house ' for commission to run the city and Wednesday shortly before noon . . not know of his own knowledge further with the Moscow brand Winterton, Kamm. anomedical neighbor's 1 aid after iIn a TPA Hogs: lid, Jay Blake, St. and there the matter rested until gashing her supervise elections. , prepared to jump near of the ideology. head with a blow with one of the , 2nd, Val Garner, St. the main document was brought Differ This refusal to toe the Moscow George; in Washington Cowl. I Opiniou 13- Enterprise TeL DALLAS, (AP)A - " , r is not only an anathema, but George; .3rd, MacRay Christen'- tn.- .said this would Vishinsky "Blue be Missouri if d year-olBaby" ty sighted plane - wreckage O'Brien said Bowman escaped - I is regarded, as an actual source of sen, Ephraim;. 4th, Howard MurAcheson oper- "fair and equitable.", at the same time and was fired who underwent a proves to be that of- an F-White Rocks. ' ' ray, Okebed Bomb to Communistic the whole said on it would was basis the not, Damages danger feeling chipat four times. The body of Zim- ation Tuesday which disappeared Friday. 4' Hogs: 1st, Karl Graff, Hur. - , of population or any other standplan of world domination. WASHINGTON (AP) -- -' Presabout 65, was found per Wednesday. The wreckage ' was sighted merman, Dallis White 2nd, ricane; Murray, be all right, ard, reminding that West Berlin . There is another angle to the Summertime fun comes into near the Emmen home. - "Oh, I'm going to Truman ident signed Monday near the Enterprise reservoir by Rocks; 3rd, Magna; Molotov appointment. Great as PAaudleRokriBeh, of the population. Air the spotlight The deputy said the pistols don't you worry," blond, blue-eye- d had Force Capt. Earl S. McCain River legislation to pay $20,000 to the I JoSt. have been the Communistic Vie. 4,tibt Robert He of also A said the new feature begins in the apparently were stolen from the that Kenneth Xaster parents and husband of the vicIn a flight of a rescue group. SED Party had received tories, China is so large and its tims of a Japanese ballon bomb Midweek. A page on Recrea- nearby ranch home of Gen. H. eph, Mo., told his mirror.. Lambs: Dever 1st; Capt. Richard H. Broderick, diWit., The surgeon who corrected his only 10 per cent of the vote in politics so complex that there is that exploded near Bly, Ore., on tion" appears for the tint time H. Arnold (Bet) He and Mn. recting rescue flights from Hill Secstill a long way .to yr before See STOCK SHOW On Page At May 5, I045.., : . Wednesday in the Midweek Arnold were in New York for the abnormal heart condition emerged the 1945 election, and therefore Field Air Base, explained that - ' t Rus' tion. ' 25 there can be a 'completely Comvoice forth. per cent graduation of their son,. David, from the Baylor Hospital operatMcCain was flying out -. On 'this page, which replaces from the Military Academy at ing room drenched la sweat, but sians in the control of Berlin Captain munistic- China In the Moscow I . .1 of Cedar City. , the PTA page for the summer, West Point ', , sense of the word. would be confident. generous. Edward Terry, Enterprise corwill be found news of events l .. While it is obvious that the Ro.d::::Wk.00i.i.i6.,-ROdia..-..,Vci,.1'. headed at group selected as t oner, recin scheduled and ' Nationalists cannot throw off county city . : ' You Tan? So to investigate the wreck- Want a ' ' I jury areas. reational the Communists in central, and ' ' '. ' ' William Hills, member of age. edited . southern Vir, The page will be by China, it Is far from ' , the Cedir . City Police Force, certain that it is "all over but ginia W. Anderson and will re' WASHINGTON . joined the group as they set out "substantlidlym Moscow's own do- port the special events occurring the shouting." Also, since the oth- won the. first ma- mestic programs and has reduced at each of the play areas during of the to to the site has apparently journey er Nationalist government and ' ' ' . ' . ' , wreck. . . They left Enterprise jor stage in Hs "radio warm with the flood of Soviet propaganda to- the week.. . . , ' A-- S ' mum States 'some ea Britain. VIVIAN the and United Ike DALLAS Pate .ot thth- ovremposure to the sun On Wednesday's llocreation" to But here are Wednesday moridnig, anticipating foreign listeners. ' a sour or five hour trek tr.t.he The Soviets have paid a stiff Also, by shifting "Voice" and page Mrs. Anderson interviews spend your week end in the I er canoe sunstroke.. 'i things he said ' BBC radio channels in close to Ken Scott, bead of Salt Lake City The sun's rays tan injure len- - erash and back. price for victory. a healthy Man can't match beThe State Department officials' said Soviet broadcast frequencies, the recreation, and Joe L. 'Christen- backyard, courting nem , fighter plane; piloted by endings just For him the sun's rayc can be neath the skin.,; Damaged James. t. Beegle of Topeka, Kan,. nem Tuesday Russian jamming now western nations have, in effect, sen, county superintendent of sunburn1 . is so intense that American and forced the RUBSIIIIIS to jam some pliblic recreation. Better not. advises Dr. Hu- more 'destructive than beaten- - endings. may lead to a variety 'has been missing since Friday it NATIONAL , , , news broadcasts of F. Hawkins. He says sun- cid. what's official bert British abreast own of their of diseases of blood vessels and 5 ,a.m.1 when it left Las Vegas. , , happen1-' procrama Stay - , , sit 2.2 010 wholesale 1 are able to pierce the ocreen of a is summertime and 000 in the Moscow the ot flight-- , Thirst'. way silly dangerous. ing bathing 1Nev. i in a opened t Sunshini i s fine for kids. x- skin. S 1 001 110a- -11 - 'rankly .., L1M Sun bathing is especially danThe doctor is clinical associate 25, al- recreation by turning to this new The, wreckage was also sited , 0011 interference fionly'in spots." campaign April jamming Sanwa . Edward& to impose the black- most at the moment it agreed to feature in yednesday's Midweek professor of medicine at South- cept in excess amounts. They gerous for folks with tigh blood by U. Wailer E.- - Scarborough , Ia 4 However, $t. Levis - . ......1106 001 900-- 41 . America" lift the Berlin blockade. Since section. ; , organisms. : pressure, heart disease, or a 2349th Air Force Reserve Train. western Medical College. Hs is are OAO 000 000..4 s out on the "Voice.-o- f 'New 'Perk . e ' ' Staley and Sleet Kasi.' Sebratan 110) and the British Broadcasting Cor, conofficials ins Command, who was flying a then, writing a paper on sunshine and Grownups are shaky nervous system. and Liyhtgetan. Casper (11). Lining PAtelass , And the doctor doesn't think It! relation to health and beauty. Til from Bill Air poration program', the Russians vinced that the radio interference Botanist Dies They Can hurry the aging 39 " have ha& to triple the number of II I major strategic move by Through a 'process called and disease . processes by 'in- much Of .sunbathing Is a beautY rtorce Base to the Las Vegas Air AMINCAN ... TMrI. photosynthesis measure. stations devoted to 04 campaign, Moscow, in preparation for a year OBERLIN, O. (AP) Es said the . .young Force Base when he made the Ir. plants chins viting sunburn. Philldeddddil .. lilt 000-Ie the total to an estimat- - or more. They guess it probably Franklin P. Metcalf, 39, ' noted energy from the sun's says into t Sunny, st4ttes have especially woman' who annually bakes discovery. He said the wreckage , ....e00 000 000-4 0 I bringing Chiest. - ' ' ' ' ed 205. will be kept up relentlessly as Chinese botanist, died here Tues- energy for growth, Dr. Hawkins high rates "of skin Until'. Al- herself into a tan soon will look is on a 7500 ft. peak 4 miles , Soilage sad lkossirt Pitretti. P1ers0 most Officials said this Ms stippled long as It shows any 'tutees. southwest of Enterprise, Vtah. - -- - said in an interviewi latatteliltr HMS: Pinadoesd. . day after a long Illnus. everybody boowS , that old beyond bar years ;:z I ' , - 0 . : . - ' (AP)--Senat- - ve- 1-1 41' - . - ''4'.4.!' I- l',wkw ip,.......... 1, ''' . 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