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Show E 1 .,.-- I- i - - . Sisk Lake City, Utak THE DESERET NEWS October 24, 1949 , ., . I , ' , (Continued From Page ..,, A-- 1) ' crowd as Mr. Truman shook bands t with Russia's Andrei Y. Vishinsity , upon Ms arrival. with Secretary of at the blue and , State, Acheson 'white draped rostrum at the dead $ . Street end of East Forty-seco,. on the East River. Standing bareheaded in the autumn breeze, he addressed the cheering crowd here and millions 'via radio, television sad short wave broadcasts. U. NA COMM, . . nd . , J It 1 was his Lint foreign policy declaration sines his Sept. 23 announcement: "We have evidence that within' recent weeks an explosion occurred-1E1m- i USSR." declared: - I ' a.Ev'er. - ' ' ' ' - since the first etomit developed. a 22j0t ;otdeetive of United States policy t has been a system of latarnauon... - al control of atomic energy that Would aware affeetiee pmitiv. weapons. and at the admit would promote the ,peaceful use of atomic' energy by za ll nations.", Mr. Truman spoke at the lay- It. : ing of the cornerstone of the - s :weapon-wa- . . . . Russia by name, but indirectly challenged the Soviet government to offer a "better and more effective plan." Be said the United States is now, 'and will remain, ready to do its full share" to meet the atomic weapon's threat to peace. In another obvious dig at the Soviet orbit Mr. Truman also sharply criticized disregard of human right it which he said were nhdispensa political, .co-nomic and progress.' He said U. N. know that "disregard of human rights is the beginning of tyranny, and, too often, the beginning of war." He spoke just two days after the General Assembly voted agreement with Western charges that Russian satellhes Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary are sup- I human rights and freeI pressing I doms. The questions first were I I raised after trials oflosel Cardi- I nal Mindszenty in Budapest and 7 $ilo tut r ' .111111 gamck., Op.. :MIL , Energy Committee. This is a good Plan, the president declared. 'It is a plan that can be effective in accomplishing Its Purpose. It is the only plan so far developed that would meet the technical requirements of con- trol, that would make prohibition of atomic weapons effective, and at the same time promote the peaceful development of atomic enemy on a cooperative basis. . ; .....-- N.' , i ., " ' ' ' - ,,- - : t,, .,- .. , t - , ' ' - , , - ' , ( , I , ,, - - ,,. ....- a- 1,- IC ,,,.. . 4 . oo I. , ' , six-fo4 I I i i' . t , '' 1 . 4 . .;.' t jar' , . 1,, . i ; ,1 - ',4, -- It I ' , , o,,,, i I1 . , ., ". ..; : -. I ) I 1 I - ': t!, ''' ' ' ; L 1 UnitedNa- - REHEARSUTORC'EltEMONIEST:--TrygviL- ie, 141144 tts fundstobuilt tions secretory, looks on intently as Wallace K. Harrison (left) U. N. architect, shows procedure to be followed at the cornerstone of Secretariat Building. (AP Wirephoto.) . ' be conducted by Bishop Wallace D. Yardley, in the Third Ward chapel, Beaver Church of Jesus Christ of Latter(Continued From Page A--day Saints. Btrrtal will be in guns, traced by local authorities Mo9ntain, View Cemetery, Beavas having been stolen In Mesquite er. and in Pomona, Calif. Friends may call Tuesday aftBoth guns had been fired reernoon and evening at Southern officers said. cently, investigating Utah ItIortukiv In Celli' City. Filing of charges win await al report from a coroner's jury later Monday. The jury was to go to Sentenced to Death Cedar City to view the body, along with George C. Miller, BUCHAREST, Romania re) Beaver County Attorney, and ElSeven Romanian citizens aclis I. Pickett, St. George, dis- cused of "terroristic and subtrict attorney. versive activities" have been len- Both youths signed waivers of extradition. They were to be taken back to Beaver by Sheriff Press disclosed Monday. EightPuffer later Monday. een others were given long prisThe two were arrested shortly on terms. before noon Sunday after a dehad been broadcast scription through Utah. Nevada and California. Las Vegas Officers J. Z. OW UMW Skelton and John Moran picked Maas ot the audit $imi at - Murder-- - tim-wi- ll :. sea e. - . , . . , - I buzz-bom- bs Scientists in this country have perfecting the guided misand report these attain speeds of two to three thousand miles per hours in flight. been siles WORLD'S SELLERAT IOS 5TZ:;;;;;;;Piikke.5411f0'. ottei, riattITE? ....,...s. ia. i StMoseph ASPIRIN ', ,. - . . , , ', , , i t . , . 1.l . """ "" to all C:CC....w.U Chevrolet Per numb EAST 1ST SOUTH 74 told senators that future MUSAAk.W..M.,....ditIMMi.:,,i'.!1&tgAUaWteMiti.rniMaff.MV,.:0111kMeeitANIMMUUteitiMMAMVW.. SUMMERHAYS MUSIC CO. 2 IS He weapons will be as astonishing and as were the first that Nazi Gernlans sent at British hurtling 60 to SO miles cities near the ina- of World War '1" U. CC:C-"- 1 FOR RENT $400 ion." c. PIANOS second-cha- Chairman-Ty4ings-4D-144- - special offer fl Zuni dgttas Olt final - the Senate armed services committee earlier this- year said tt to develop 'may be necessary wind currents up tr. 11000 and 4000 miles an hour (in the test tunnela). because the guided Mitt. siles of the future which might leave this continent and go to another would travel at a rate of speed which baffles our imaginat- Extra .1 tribunal ma . . , 1) - .. Amid WASHINGTON (AP) bush-hus- h secrecy, Congress has approved a $30,000,000 start on a program to test fantastic weapons for future warfare. The funds as well as a separate measure authorizcompromise ing them were pushed through both the senate and House )last week with almost no discussion or debate. They await expected presidential approval and would start a program of building wind tunnels to test: 1. Models for guided missiles which experts hope to be able to send from this to other continents, possibly armed with atom warheads. I 1 I criminal had 165-pou- nd laboratories for testing death-dealiweapons of the future.. These attempts bogged down, but both the authorization and actual funds sped through the final days of the session. That was after President Truman announced that Russia had staged an atomic explosion. Originally the Senate passe an 'authorization fox spending 1311 000,000 on the wind tunnels, but the compromise with t h e House cut this to $252,000,000. About $100,000,000 would be used to build nage wind tun-- 1 nels at an Air Force engineering' center, the site for which has not been announced. The rest would go to improving a number of existing wind... testing centers, as well as con structing small wind tunnels at 13 universities able to carry on the experiments. Congress voted $e 000,000 cub and anotheL$24,000,0012At coitact.,4 : 'authority for an am.m... on- the program in the catch-a- ll supplemental appropriation bill. ng Edwin S. Haakinson L ,Aircraft able to carry atomthe Minden, Nev., jail, Aug. 13. k bombs while traveling at and Killed by, two shots from the! above the speed ot sound and pistol of Tom Stowe, 40, crippled I capable of defense against simnight watchmaynA at the court- I ilar enemy aircraft A Corcoran. I These details are available ,a as house, were atalso known as Harold Hale, 33. from earlier congressional and Charles Edward McEwen 32. tempts to push through the Both were being held for trial "wind, tunnel" bill, auon first degree murder' charges. thorizing -new stowe's left arm is practically useless and his neck badly twist- ed as the result of being dragged 2, . . .. by it horse when a youth- Wounded in the battle with a shot in the mouth was Deputy Sheriff O. Z. Alford. He was to 6 e operated on Monday ,for re- moval of a bullet from his jaw. Two otter prisoners who had joined in the break, John Bridges a..d Dinzel McDonald, surrender- ed as gunfire and tear gas fillet. the courthouse building. McDonald told Officers Tatum's boasting of the way he escaped from the Nevada jail led to plans to escape. Tatum. Cocoran and McEwen were the stigators of the plan, McDonald said. On the morning of the escape Tatum asked the jailer, old W. A. Millet, for aspirin. When Millett opened the cell door, the prisoners jumped him. locked him in the cell, picked up his automatic pistol, and started for freedom. I .'s f 14 a troken out of jail. He was captured at Florence Junction, Ariz., Sept. 20 after his escape from - - The to spectacular jail break in midtown Phoenix early Saturday morning during which two prisoners were killed is still at large. Jack Tatum, who was 27 on the day he and four companions broke from their cell on the fifth floor of the Maricopa County courthouse building, is being sought by federal agents as well as state and city police. It was the 'second time the - - ,....., --. Large PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) man whose boasting led , 1' - I p ., . t ., . -- ... ' NIN , , - 2 , ' - , . .' - . ' ' t .. - ' ' ' ' at Still - By .... P1 ' ; . . ' , ,,, , . ;'-- '' , , F Jail Break . - , - , In - - ' . - , ' - Mitered OA the Mat Wise at Solt Lake streets on suspicion of it local &attar acecading te City as "We support this plan and will burglary. 1179. baled act et Commie. March WOMAN sad continue to support it unless and Sandag wethMS. Questioned regarding their ausacsdrnos sans until a bitter and more effective movements, the two men finally Month $130 : plan is put forward. admitted the Beaver killing. Ons 117.110 Sui Meath, (Paid la wanes. This was a new notice that the They said they walked away Ono tsar (Paid in &drapes) 111540 The above rates apply to terrier deUnited States will continue from Beaver until about $ a.m., Ilverr Dad omit rotas are CIAO tor at, sleighs an 914.00 for OM year paid building up its stockpile of atom. four hours after the shooting, advance. Wednesday only 113.00 Per leer le bombs until controls are guar. then caught Thus to Cedar Sunday oily 114.00 per year sold snit City. outside the states et Utah. Idaho Nevado suttee& The Russians have They stayed in a hotel room . Pesters Wyoming, and Western Colorado on outlawing the bomb as there for awhile, then took a bus The Associased Press is enalesively entitled to ass et pubilostion et 'all I preliminary . to discussion Las of to DIMS related. edited to sr net ether. dispatches Vegas, they credited in this paper: aim lb t controls. Funeral services for the vie trim Meal yell. Published twain. Mgr,' r":2. Cwitaibr IN la t in- - ''Tiliddlilltia 1.4 8 p.n. , -- tilt" - Duly , e - Bulother religious leaders garia. Respect Vital "Respect for human rights, promotion of economic development, and a system for control of 111111ding of perms- - -to the kind sent United Natiocui headquarters yea.s.,..........,...,, of w6";;;;;;:r"L.64 Truman on U. N.'s fourth anniversary. said. "We cannot solve these The United States has offered to surrender Its bombs under the problems overnight,- but we must keep everlastingly working at Ituttuutoppotett; but General ths222. Witold- in:ard.er Sre----s- eh Assembly-- a pproved "Baruch nation can always Plan providing rigid U. N. In have its own way, for these are spections and controls to assure lumen problems, and the solution against Illegal bomb building. The president did not mention of human problems is to be found in negotiation and mutual adjustment."4-- !421 $O. 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