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Show SALT LAKE - ', VICINITYFair , r - . ,--. . 1I . CLOUDS WAY UP with I - PICTURE STORY For a story in pictures tum to page one of the Fomity Section. This picture pogo is one of the many oustanding features of your Deseret News. ' variable 'high cloudiness Thursday night and Friday. High Friday 65. (For detailed weather report see Page N;;I IOW" 400441Iroto .I - - Pries: Firs Cents THE FAMILY Salt Lake City, Utah, ECA Demands .',. 0. NEWSPAPER , Thursday, October 27, 1949 Economic.Unity Leader MONTREAL (AP)--Pa- - TFrwalli Threatens Reds' Removal CLEVELAND Clo's confident The (AP) right-win- ma- g Two To Hang 1, ' :ff'f n,.. f - it, , ,r. 42,, - , -- r 1 i . 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' ' has not discussed the trail situ'. 11 al - Amin.. Nia .111MMM. I - .....,,, - '?..,....,-''''.- . Ir uman t WHERE PRISDHEILS Prison County WILMINGTON, guided nd (AP)The - 'Wadies-- "'Dont': which could carry atomic warheadsfrom 'the 'standard fleet type submarines Cask and 7 r. Carbonero. Pacific Fleet headquarters said 03. 'loons, provement on the wartime Ger, man buzz bomb, will be fired by the two undersea craft off Haw1141. The missiles, electronically guided by the subs have a range of 100 to 200 miles. The demonstration will be 'ma very significant step hi the exploitation of sea power. said Cmdr. John & McCain Jr., ho has charge of submarine ;aided missile development He added: nut submarine, with guided a siege missiles, has become bombardment weapon and can be used to lieliver atom bombs. The whole idea of using submarines to launch guided missiles Is a long step toward push-buttwarfare. The Navy said submarines proved in the Hawaiian war on NEW FEATURE SHOWS HUMAN SIDE OF ANIMALS . j - ng o" K, k ,0 .. , :, en e , prisoners escaPed. A 20 - year -old desperado. serving life for the murder of a policeman .. was the leader. - - Da!- - (AP)A widespread manhunt was on Thursday for eight convicts who escaped from the New Castle County Prison with guns old ammunition take & from thb jail arsenaL That eightled by a 204ear014 We term prisonerrnada a daring , break through the prison's front gate Wednesday night aftet locking up Guard CapL Harry Barrington and using another guard at a ableid. A burst ot audible gun firs ; Navy Chief intidually wt., ,,a7 r!tm,". president may ltaismen tinned it at a cabinet meeting, - . otThe - .,,,. Remus Conflicting . , , ' A cabinet officer told tes porters' that the - president bad decided to deli ist' if the strikes were not settled by this Arisen mid. He asked not to be pub. Ikly identified by name. , Ross said the president has kept abreast of the progress of conciliation efforts through John R. Steelman, his assistant, who has been in - touch with there through - Cyrus Ching, federal mediation director. The stiikes still are in the handl of the Mediatioa Service, . . , WASHINGTOil Truman Thursday tired Adm. Louis it Dente ld as chief t, of naval operations. tram a PriWn tawar failed to Mr. Truman announced to a stop them. 3 news conference that be was Five of the escapees were reacting on the advice of Secretary ported to have boarded a Penn. of the Navy Matthews that 'for , Itailroad freight train sylvan ; the good of the country" Den. " feld should be transferred "to Statentene Dictated L 22liott, a staothers forced , duties." 'other Ross drhm to two More dictated this statement to clerk, tionery . There have been reports that reporters: blocks in his own car, and then Admiral Denfeld win be sue- , "Any attribution to the shoved him out before driving presin ceeded , by Vice Adnt Forrest dent of tun' plan to intervene i , Sherman. , , , coal and steel strikes or to tho Jaen Cat letevered Name Saeseeeer , , Peelineste a oil the effort to lir deadline -- President T.ruman declined to reach was recovered several The a settlement through Kenus ,whether Sherman will get inediatien is entirely , without hours later, abandoned in ' the post He said he did not nett Square, Pa. LEADS ESCAPE-4- 0, duties would be as. State Polk. established road"This office has told you eveni anny know what Norris, serting signed to Denfeld. blocks throughout the Wilmingday in reply to questions, the ' ed The official word, that Deohld literal anti exact truth of the authorities life as a "cop killer," leads ton area ' ' of adjoining states to be on the seven others in prison break. was being removed tame atop situation. announcement that the Navy and lookout for the men, described 'Obviously this office sin 'toot Marine Corps roust make a 58.- - foreclose the possibility of at "dangerous. sP 200-mcut end amid indica.- - propriate action by the Herringtmes version of the espresident tions that storm- - was blowing on any matter beton him cape gave these details: at any up on Capitol Hill over Derifeld's , Shortly before 7 p.m. the prisOtters were taken back to their .Mediatlen Service Workint Representative Arends cell blocks from the exercise bad protested even before Mr. He 'mar do anything that is yard. ;within Ids power to do. But , Trumants announcement it Is ' life Danny Norris. Arends demanded in a state.' literally true that the strikes are , termer convicted of slaying Wil, Two meat that the committee COnVen In the hands of the Mediation STOCKHOLM CAP) mington Detective Thomas Conto meet this 'insult to Congresa Service at time this and the on were awardacientists asked 1047. Christmas, aty European He said the committee had prom- president is keeping bands off. Harrington for an aspirin. The ed the 1949 Nobel Prize for ised Denfeld "Ile is catainly not putting and other critics convicts then jumped Harrington medicine Thursday for their military policies that out statements, directly or; in. and Guard Harry Beck. work with human and animal of present they- - could speak their minds directly, that he is going to brains. it , , Guards Locked la Cell tervene. " They are Dr. Walter Rudolph freely without fear of retail. am I "Incidentally, authorized The two guards were starched Hess, 68, of Zurich, Switzerland, The Dot ens to a cell and locked in. During and Dr. Antonio Caetano DesDepartment by the president to say that he not has discussed the present tM scuffle, Beck sustained slight breu Freire Egos Monitz, 75, of budget inspector said that in line with a scheduled reduction strike situation with any member bead injuries when be was struck Lisbon, Portugal. vtith a window sash weight. The prize, amounts to 156,289 In size of the operating fleet of the cabinet crowns his hidden (about 930,000), which by next June SO, a corresponding Dein Want Interference , Leaving companions behind a staircase, Norris went will be divided equally between decrease will be made in Navy 'Ross" statement was regarded , to the door leading to the main the two. They are not acquainted. and Marine persormet He said a cut of 56,200 men In some official quarters IS ea for portion of the prison building. The Nobel prizesgiven effort to discourage reports of He asked Guard Charles Lynch outstanding work, in literature, and officers of the Navy and to let him through to get some chemistry, phstics and medichut Marla Corse Is planned. The possible presidential botervedion because of the feeling that such were established under the will carrent strength is about 516,000. papers from the printing shop harm mediation efforts. reports An Army, reduction already of Alfred Nobel, inventor of where Norris worked. even before Ross made hi; As Lynch opened the door, dynamite. Lord Boyd Orr of has been announced. Secretary statement, ' another ' official- -he was seized and marched pad Scotland recently won the 1949 Gordon Gray said earlier this prominent In week that 20000 the office of Warden Elwood H. Nobel peace prize. t on - Truman labor lAsst year's winner in medicine draftees and one-ye- ar enlist- plaiming ilson to the Prison arsenal Insisted the cabinet Switzments will be released. This will policiesbid There, the convicts used Lynch's was Dr. Paul Mueller of officer was mistaken IIa1kintt erland for his discovery of the tring Army strength down to of a deadline. ; See PILISO NEILS on Page A-- 2 germ-killi- ng properties of DDT. about 630,000. Ths unwilling to be quoted by name, said, "eviderit. ly; the gentleman snisundentood I r.- - I tint , , . - - at , , Johnson Says and-alert- !Ilya! Forces TOO Expeniive NEW YORK (AP)--Secret- ary of Defense Louis Johnson said Wednesday night that America cannot afford the luxury of a de., tense setup composed of competwith duplicating Icg roles. 'Honorable roles and missions are assigned to each of the three services," he said 'lath gets the part it is best qualified to do in the opinion of the joint :hies of staff." Out et Taxpayees rocket And be added: !bis does not necessarily mean that each is directed to do what he would best like to do. Nor do the plans allow for the :usury of competing and duplicating roles to be mid for out of the pockets of the American whose tax burden is already approaching the rock-bo-lo tom limit." Johnson used au s place on tho forNew York Herald-Tribun- es um on "The Interdependence of World Probleme to comment indirectly on the defense squabble highlighted by Navy resentment nt its place under tmlficatiop. He insisted that American military strategy calls for teamwork among an the aervices with the object of stopping any possible enemy onslaught and then carrying the war abroad. , tax-Pay- er, Russ Claim ng er - Break Deloviare Jail Navy will show Nov. 7 how atomic bombs can be delivered by submarines. It will be done by tatmching 15,000-pou- us s (AP)--Preside- nt AsA-Bombe- rs 'HARBOR I I . 8' Armed Prisoners Submarines prAn, , - BREAKThe New Castle at Wilmington, Del., where sight Navy To Show -- , MADE hies-spee- h 7 , t ' ' tr, iv., r ge left-wi- lop r!e,,-5,,w-- i- .. 1111!!,1:,. 1r - : r'111.7, i '' - ,,,,,,:--,q,- . on'ilLy - , , ,.. . tatjority planned Thursday to all For least maybe at threeor Pel 12unions whose leaden have NEW DELHI, India (AP) sympathy. shown A resolutions committee under The Rome Ministry announced games concluded Wednesday the United Auto Worker" head, d, can carry huge that Godse N. they V. that and Walter P. Reuther, was ready to Thursday long-ranguided minnes will be hanged next of Narayan floor Apt on the Lt out fight across oceans in normal undersea week's convention if necessary. Nov. 15 for the assassination of operations. It is determined to oust the Mahatma Gandhi in January, For mom than three years exthree unions most critical of 1945. and training have been periments Philip Murray's leadership: the carried on off Point Mugu near shot who and Gandhi. Godse, with United 12ectrica1 Workers, San Diego. Calif. "Loons fired by the Cusk and nearly 400,000 members, the Farm Apia were convicted of the asEquipment Workers with about sassination conspiracy and sen- Marbonero will streak past at 35- 50,000, and the Mine, Mill and tenced to death last February by mile column of 70 ships at a Smelter Workers numbering a special court in Delhi's Red speed of 400 to 500 miles an hour Fort. around 100,000. at an altitude of 4000 feet. The plan of action decided upon faby the powerful right-win- g Here's a Laugit ctionbut subject to plenty of pressure before it can be put into effectcalls for kicking out the three unions next Wednesday. Charters Challenged Charters of the three would be 4 , challemged on the Som. First A Tuesoffered new, popular feature, "White Collar will be resolutions Zoo," will start giving readers of The Deseret day. ..ste,,, de, Should representatives of the News a chuckle beginning next Tuesday. The feature is a daily photograph in- nine other - unions come to the defense Of the stallment of the book "White Collar Zoo" three most controversial unions, which currently is at the top of best-sellthey will be tossed out too, ac- lista throughout the country. The ''White Collar Zoo" is a series of anicording to the plan. Murray is in New York City for mal pictures with humorous captions that ..34 a Democratic rally Thursday will make you recognize office acquaintances. -- 11:1'd night, but will return Friday They are Irresistible. You'll find yourself past-. Reuther, who has grabbed the ipg them up on wyour office walls. It's an office "who's zoo. leadership of the right-wiThe current issue of The Readers' Digest movement is blefiging support for Itr. seal his resolutions in the convention. presents a condensation of the popular hook from which- this new Deseret News feature is Nine Others taken. .,11"- " ,.; Idea was born when The nine other unions involved tru The "office-zo. In the talk are the Clare Barnes Jr., an advertising man, was '" rummaging through a bunch of animal photo- American Communications Asso- Jiro,' -ciation, International Fishermen, V,N''-- me Public Workers, Office and Pro- , 2 remind in of our of- "They people author-arti- st ,,,, lesidonal Worker s, Furniture relnarked. the rice:' d-, , . He ordered several thousand of Workers, Food, Tobacco and Ags. ,i t Animals from photographers who pictures ricultural Workers, Fur and Ier specialize Leather Workers., International in zoological portraiture and from these se- lected his humorous series. Longshoremen's and WarehouseWatch for "White Collar Zoo" beginning men's and Marine Cooks and . next Tuesday In your Deseret News. Kr. Rippe Stewards Union. Gandhi's Death , . tot, 1 Marshall Plan CIO Faction - - Tough on te ' ' . ,- , 11 Teat S'rs'; -- '; , 7'4,."t '.4 ,, e,,i.., , ,,..,',,,,, '9 '''1,10 ', - Time To Get ' ....e in1;111; el vo ts - western 'Europe to unify its economy if it hopes to achieve reeovery under the Marshall Plan. Economics Cooperation The Administration declared that the Vivian Meik Says: continent must create a aingle market of all countries west of the Soviet Iron Curtain to reach financial In an address prepared for de- livery before the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, the U. S. foreign aid director also asserted that Europe this year will earn $4,000,000,000 len than it must sPend to buy necessary import& Ahead el Schedule Mr. Paul G...1Ioffmimn, MarHoffman said the progress of is now Marshall Plan eismtries toward shan to on his way Europe TAM in- increasing industrial and agriis ahead of cultural structions to talk real tough to schedule. output But heavier output ot the nineteen Marshall Plan coun- commodities is not enough, he tries who are not keeping up to went on,- - to put western Europe their pledges. on its economic feet. Most of the reasons are given in"Europe rust in as excuses in such matters as terest achieve withoutitkown undue depolitical troubles in France lay an economic unification and the devaluation of the which will create a single markpound sterling in England. From et of 273,000,000 consumers for our side these excuses are simply whom European industry and begging the question. For one agriculture can produce económreason or another, each one less ically and to whom European Inexcusable than the one be- manufacturers and farmers can fore, European government lead- sell freely," the ECA adminers are simply running away istrator stated. from facts and it is about time Hoffman stopped here en route they were rudely shaken up if to Paris where next week be conto want American help they will participate in top level distinue. cussions of the 11 nations particiAs matters are shaping up at pating in the Marshall Plan. present, the people of this counSales Problem try are developing a growing The recovery director pointed feeling that Europe is simply taking America to be a ranch out that European productivity cownot without some cause. has increased to a point where Chief of tho Matittall Pla'n the problem now it to sell rather countries Is, Unmask Britain. than turnoul goods. called on Is a fact that British Europa to lower or remove trade Nqw production has increased most barriers between nation.., and Impressively and normally would asked that the United States and have been the perfect collateral Canada refrain from imposing for any banker advancing money. restrictions which would retard But the production has been flow. of imports to the Western enter-balance- d by a political Hernisphart. Hoffmad dwelt at length on the setup aiming at a welfare state. role U. S. foreign aid has played Soo VIVIAN MEI& On Page A-- 2 In stemming the advance of Communism in Zuni& NI believe if we remain strong and if Europe becomes strong, and If we remain united, the evil plans of the men of the Kremlin will fail and, in . time, they will fail so utterly that Russia herself will cease to be a slave state," Hoffman concluded. - No.- 1.5.'100t1 atSa, t . I ' 44, - G. Hoffman Thursday called upon ul Vol. 323. ,; c. , Says Recovery Hinges On Single Market in West Europe - Another First Russians LONDON (AP)--T-he made another claim to fame said Thursday. Moscow'redie they can sew faster timid-woelse in the world. Raving claimed for Russisid the invention of till telephone, radi o. submarine. electric light and many other things lately, the radio branched out Into the field of size Wednesday r and sMd a subway station being built in Moscow will be the workrs big.. gest , Thursday a commentator said Russian garment factories nay have machines that sew 50 per cent faster than any lever built in the capitalist countries. The gadget, be said doei more than 1000 operations previously done by hand. tS3'J Two Europeans Given Nobel Awards an , , ' - i. - atotalof behind-the-scen- es - , BUZZING PILOT TERRIFIES RESIDENTS Ltho president - OF:FLPRIpATqwm;,:,1 11,p1: :stIppTs: ..spF.: Douglas Wit - Fla.- - CAP- )-. inst. - - , , diving plane. Ambulances were readied lot a crash. A pilot terrorized I Watkins hurtled the tunall Clearwater residents fur two toward the Memorial plane hours with wild powet dives in a Causeway drawbridge, forcing sktolen plane, then calmly landed fishermen lining the span to and shot himself to death Thurs- cower behind concrete guard rails. Tlwee times the plane day Police Chief George Mc Clam- screamed across, once missing the ma kkutified the youth as Sam- bridge tenders shelter by inches. uel W. Watkins, member at a Then the plane began raking known Virginia family. Clearwater Beads. Cale and night Maginot. R L Raker pro- club patron reported the little nounced lb. death a suicide. plane zoomed so iew over MandaOfficials P1ecd together this lay Blv& they could see the grim awry: expression on the pilot's face. Watkins phoned girl friend Dives at Exclusive Banes Wednesday uight about 11,20 and , Watkins made a series of dives told her 'he had decided taz It homes in the exclushw COM. himself. Then he hung up. try Club and Belles sections. 'Bgelis and again the craft hurtled Frightened Residents can Thirty minuttis later frantic earthward, only to zoom beck into residents from 'virtually every the sky.'-Tb- e landing gear scraped section of town called police to fronds off trees on several fia: " report that a plane, flying with- dives. Watkini out lights, was ouzzine roofloPL flew back to Tingly Police cruisers Spotted the zoom the airport. ita SIMWS". lighted CLEARWATER. - the headlamps of police amis. era. Flying low, the pilot opened by Recover, Sig the cockpit window and shouted. "Get off the field." MANCHESTER, Eng. (AP .4. Then he made a perfect ing. applied his brake" to cut his American Ambassador run to less than 100 feet. Po- Douglas is going to recover the lice heard a pistol shot 'and closed WI sight of his left eye which a fishhook iflagged in, They Sound. Watkins uncon- wind-wepscious tlith a wound to the JenRe told members of the Chem; a01' and a pistol on the 4cockpit ber of Commerce hers Thursdar he had been assured by bit physi ; Never Lenin's Censcie nesse Watkins died te a hospital at (dans that the sight tvould be 3:10 a.m. Thursday without re- whole when treatment ends about tho first of tho year. H. still': gaining consciousness wears a black protective patch , Chief lIcClamma said Watkins bad stolen the Aline from a fly- most of the time. Douglas, oat an' official visit to this mill city, saw int r service at Oteerwatec cot port. Whes ha landeo it on the some of the rich, field its gasoline tank Was empty. ton textiles Thursday with which The police chief sabi the young the Lancashire Mills are invadpilot was of ammoody ;lisp. ing the dollar muket. tiolt"- but sever spoke of std. , wismcashire can certainly' send ' cide until 'he prioned his girl these goods with a great deal ot friend lifeClamma withheld the pride to any part of the World,' ' name of the girt': Lwia t:I , .. t - k :i f; - 2 ed - 1 |
