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Show THE Logan, Utah, Friday, March 26, 1948. HERALD-JOURNA- Mother, Kidnaped Son Reunited Supreme Court -- Religious Rule Raises Questions By 1H Til (J MEIN Ell Press Stall Correspondent Mauh 2G l'R WASHINGTON, Has the supreme court laid down rules that may force the armed lorces to give up their ihaplmns? If its illegal for your child to attend religious classes in a public school, isnt it also illegal foi the government to require West Point (inlets to go to church on Sunday? Hunches, Too What about the chaplains, paid with tax money, who open each session of the senate and the house oi representatives with a prayei m School lunches ot childien parochial ami pit vale schools ate tedeial funds. paid for out of Tarochial children would get some benefits under a ton bill now being debated in the senate. Are these anced programs unconstitutional f.VC.J Telephoto) slate aids to religion? A mother and her son. separated 20 years ago of none to A duect answer Doth with ambitious Fiancixco. both almost oveicome with jov and ' these questions is found in the future. Mrs Albert Madero (left) explal"e ct the ior plans care fnenas, the in old. supreme court decision prohibiting a temporarily men year had left her boy, disapleligious teaching m the public Mrs Jose Gomez. Quarreling with nts wife Gomez Puerto and Mr III. In Bui s schools of Chammugn. taking the infant with him and his wife passpmt. peared temn beKico Gomez remarried and brought the ooy up as his own, lawyer analysts ot the luling Not until Gomez lieve its language is so broad that him the hist Mrs Gomez was his real mother was some ot these practaes may at died did George find the passport with which the Red Cross the cane least become the subject ol litigaable to locate ms teal mother The boy was put to weak in left ana fields so that he rouid not be traced Here Mrs. Madero tion. setvtce worker, who foi l esponsible officials Ufoige th.nk Ruth Ainwtrong. Red Cross home Military it helped solve the kidnaping. the chaplain services make plain, howevet, Hint they intend to make no change itj, their piogiams on the basis ot the Clmitipaign case. The same is Hue uf the chaplain system in fedeml piismis. Just Sit Tight Bear Adm. Wiilium M. 1 lmua fiv I lilted Press thief ot Ihe navy ghaplnmv we arenf geing to do A stotrn pushed by powerful anything about it just sit E1; cyclonic winds loll 12 pels, us dead and see what haupens. We .old Mime t hail hO injuud today III been wondei Ing. Iiouevei, when He- - w i age ol Pones afid Jaioi 1) Prom (Continued Page the decision will end find if il will acioss Oklahoma .and buildings touch us." Horn .22 caliber levulveis to Arkansas. II. Gen. Thomas Giecn, Maj. For a lime the storm threatened cat rieis. army adjutant general, is si tidyto sweep into eastern Missouri and toHie Presidents pioclamation ing the decision. But olner nimv Illinois where 33 persons were supet seded his last similar killed leaders, "on the first impression, day by a series of twisters last 1947. list Feb. of 14, expect the case will not apply. w eek. The effect of action his overall AH large federal prisons employ Intense Velocity to be a broadening of e chaplains to conduct appealed It blew il self out west 'of the counsel federal controls on the shipment and religious services from this country of virtually Mississippi River, however. prisoners. A justice department The squall line that created official expressed hoe that the anything that could be used for the winds, which sometimes reachwarlike purposes. will in no decision way Champaign The II categories listed by the ed 00 miles an hour, was moving interfere with the prison chaplains President : across Illinois and Indiana today. "very wonderful service. The weal her buieau said it had A lawyer at the national educa1. Small arms and machine lost much of its fotce. tion association was of the view guns. It caused a number of thunderthat compuiaory church attendance 2. Artillery and projects, in- showers which laid down an inch for West Point cadets and An- cluding rocket launchers and of rain in some localities. napolis midshipmen is "definitely flame throwers. The weather bureau issued 3. open to attack. At both academies, Ail ammunition above .22 storm warnings for Lake Michigan government-pai- d chaplains con- caliber. as the disturbance moved eastduct services in government-owne- d 4. Bombs, torpedoes and rock- ward. It said winds of 40 to 50 chapels. ets. , At the agriculture department, 5. Fite control equipment and miles an hour would blow over the lake today. school lunch officials were eon range finders. The storm raised the total of 6. Tanks and ordinance vehicles. ,..fident that the court decision will not affect distribution of federal 7. Poison gases and toxicological dead due to bad weather in the nation during the past week to 70. funds to Catholic schools. John agents. More than 700 persons have been 7. Propellants and explosives. Drigs, school lunch official, said the law provides that money must 9. War vessels. injured. One report said that some of it be made available to ah 10 Aircraft, including "comnon-entschools "regardless of race, todays damage was done by a paits and aceexsoi ics." color or creed. twister but this was not borne 11. A miscellaneous class coverout by official statements which ing tadar, photographic equipment armor plate, helmets artd referred to straight winds and all other material used in war-hu- e "cyclones. In which is classified from the The storm struck first with standpoint of military security." damaging force at Tinker army Meanwhile. Rep. Karl K. Muttdt, air Held near Oklahoma City, R., S. D., said he 'has received where it damaged 87 airplanes and amazing support" for his plan to then roared due east tearing a When autos dfriven by Dee hail exports of war goods to Rus- wide sw'ath of destruction across the state line almost to Little Wiser, 25, of Lewiston, and Dean sia. Mundt will offer the plan MonP. England, 21, of Logan, collided Rock, Ark. as an amendment to the for. F econd In Week nearly headon last evening, car day aid bill. It would give the It was the second devastating occupants escaped serious injury eign aid a veto administrator but the machines were damaged foreign windstorm to hit Tinker field in over export licenses. five days. A tornado which ripped considerably. Mundt conceded failed he to has ' State Highway Patrolman Ed over the base last week-en- d ihe scheduled sailing f,or wrecked 102 Pitcher, who, with J. E. Pitcher, halt planes and caused of the freighter Chukotka, $10,000,000 damage. Smithfield night watchman, in- Russia now' loading in Jersey City with vestigated the crash, said that it machine Early today the main part of tools. occurred last night, 9:35 oclock, the storm roared across Muskoon "It didnt work that ship," one-ha- lf mile north of Smithfiein. gee. Okla., caused minor damage Mr. England reported he had met Mundt said. But I believe it will at Bonneville, Ark., and tore easton work others. a truck which forced him of' tne the Mississippi. Ar., ward toward Cha'rtnan Ross Riziev, R., road. In trying to regain his lane kansas police reports houses blown said surhis meantime house of traffic, he skidded out of consuboommtitee pro- down and trees uprooted. trol, and struck the approaching plus property The storm area w as general over will resume bably hearings about Wiser car. Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and 4. reThe is group probing Property damage to the Eng- April Ai kansas. The control tower at the land machine was $350, and to ports that U.S. war surplus goods Kansas has found its way to Russia. City municipal airport reWisers, $275. Omar Bergeson, 28, ported 60 miles an hour winds at Rizley said "over zealous" govof Lewiston, a passenger in the traders may have sold Leavenworth Kans., high winds Wiser car, and Mr. Wiser suffer u ernment stocks of such war potential also were reported at Indepervi- large slight injuries. material to ihe U.S.S.R. enee, Mo. Mr. England was cited for being Seven dead and five injured on the wrong side of the road, were listed at Wetumkn, Okla. and for .having improper registra70 or about cent, Nearly per The high winds puked up the tion. Mr. Wiser received a citation of the weight of the farm home of Bill Ilariis, 32, and for having improper registratic n. aniifial body consists of water. tossed it against the barn where il caught fire Hart is; his wife, arid tiilee of theli tour childien weie lliited 00 00 State Attorney Opposes Sears Method Ot of Awarding FREE Merchandise ledeinl-aid-to-eiluc- ta-f- uu ? Cyclonic Storm Leaves Death, Damage in Midwest -- Truman Acts nw-eia- ft full-tim- non-prof- J U s, 9inst I !n ur des P b 'C ruesT0ns!bdity Cars Damaged Cache Accident 0, ake th;s pro m PliCy " efhd I bl,c f fhere inf r'0r- - o r on a with th of Co ! , ' ; h,s n con. f hcf that as lry Parley ly Ho, Trade Coitim;.,' tJfeeufy 0f of Utah . , Ok-la- Sup,,,;; d "if 1 . GCret to n ry Each Year for Several Years - - - Sears has Given Away Merchandise as a Promotional Good Will Builder to its Customers. The Method Has Never Been Challenged Before. two-third- s, person burned to death Mis. Wnodtuw St i nigfellow, 25, and her baby were killed when Hie winds blew down their home near hete. Her husband suffered a tnoken ankle and a broken shoulder. He was taken to a hospital at Holdenville. Okla. "We felt the wind rattling our windows and shaking the house so I went to Hie door to look out," Stringfellow said. "The wind was so strong that I couldnt get Ihe door open. Then all of a sudden the house collapsed and everything went Hat. I crawled out of the vvteekage but couldn't find my wife and baby." TOKYO STRIKE TOKYO. USAC FIELDHOUSE SATURDAY. MARCH 27 pickets $1.00 Per Person Or Student Body Card Sponsored by the Student Body March 26 So little Any Person or Persons Purchased Merchandise At Sears Logan Store Thursday, March 25th On The Assumption They Would Receive OpportunWe Will Gladly ity For Free Grand Prizes Refund Purchase Price of Merchandise When If o Returned To Our Store. il'pi-T- en thousand Tokyo streetcar and bus drivers will stnkefor an indefinite period beginning tomorrow, the traffic labor union announced today. The strikers ate demanding a new wage system and more iay. The lieup will leave th city's population of looonoo q.. pendent entiiely on the alieudy-ove- i but dened subway system. power is earned by air speech that if 5,000,000 pet sons till talked at once. 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