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Show rm Grain Range i Journal i,J J - i 1 yt'Si h i C 4" T:v ''JV' . M - i i. J- ! 1 ?. fi? 4 Pilots Report Saucer Over h Atomic Factory DENVER, Colo, July 5 (VP) Four Flniida pilots, three of them World War II veterans, told Satui day of seeing a "flying saucer" hoveung over the Hanfrod atomic plant at Richland, Wash. V 1 f S' Congress Sweats Over 47 Billion Military Requests WASHINGTON, 5 July I rs Vfr!r. V i. As. - K j.' Talks Reach... Crucial Stage WARREN'S IN CHICAGO, TOO s. nego-tiaiion- Foreign Policy 70-m- Plank Cleared In Chicago; Taft Blasts Him BY IAI.E C. MII.SOV CHICAGO (UP) The partyshaking dispute among Republicans was setting new highs of bitterness Saturday as General d Dwight D. Eisenhower into this convention ritv Just as Sen. Robert A. Taft opened whistle-sloppe- Again The Truce A sped non-sto- p Jv.'' Hyrum Prepares For Pioneer Day The 82nd Congress (.UP) General Arrives througn final action on four major bills Saturday and continued into a nlgnt session in a drive for adjournment. The biggest obstacle in tne way of a sine die adjournment counter ban age against him was a $4b,6l0,938,912 military spending bill. The House and a All hands am Party nun Senate were unable to agiee on a minor amendment and sent fear Republican angiy election prospects the measure back to a conference committee. are being damaged regardless of of Cmal Capt. John Baldwin Gables, Fla, an air foite pilot in the Pacific dunng Woild War II who has 7.0(H) houis of an line Othei vital bills still in the pilot expei ience, said the object vhe and his companions saw was a works covered flood conti ol and peifectly round disc,' white in rivers and haibois projects, and aid appioptiuliims. color and almost tianspaient with atonuc-foieig- n small vapor ti ails off it like the Twilight Hours tentacles of an octopus. in the nppiovcd Legislation J 1952 of hours .he session waning Different He said he was flying at about and sent to the White House for Trumans signatuie in9,000 feet and saw the object President w ispy clouds cludedof a deck below just conA 52,396 302,800 m.lilaiy about 10,000 to 15,000 feet directbill for installations at struction us. above ly . home and abioad including a gloAll of us have been flying a bal ring of an bases: number of yeais and weve seen A bill to inciease all kinds of clouds and formations social compromise and public assistsecurity ever seen none us had of but ance benefits by $540,000,000 a Baldanything like this before, year. win said. A farm bill extending present The object yemed to back high price suppoit levels through us from and away change shape. 1954 and continuing the dual parSINGING COME, COME, IE SAINTS, perhaps, are these Pioneer organ, while her attendants, Earlene Jorgenspn, left, and Marian It was perfectly round and still ity system throughout 1955; Rose Nielsen do the singing. They will reign over Hy rums July 21 feto. Mane Wright is seated at the at fust. Then it seemed to back Day queens at Hyrum. Queen A 51.015,981,710 appiopiiation away fiom us and change shape. to opeiate the state, justice and It became flat, gained speed and commeice departments for the then disappeared quickly. next 12 months This measuie also Baldwin's report was attested bans use of U S. funds for the Inby Capt. Geotge Robertson of Mi- ternational Material conference 6 over the which allocates strategic materials ami, who flew a hump to Burma in World War II; for the free world. A since die adjournment means D. Shenkel of Miami, a fo mcr air Juice pilot; and Steven Summers that the capitol will be vacant of Hialeah, Fla , who has been until the 83rd "Port gress takes over HYRUM Pioneer day will be celebiated in Hyrum City riving since shortly after I he end in January, unless President Tiu-ma- n of VV oi id War II. calls a special session In the featuring a public meeting, a parade, rodeo, and children's Baldwin and Robertson are pi- meantime entertainment. Traffic deaths soared toward lots and Shenkel and sumrieis coOn To Chicago General plans for the festival were announced today by PAVMUNJOM, Korea. (UP) the 300 maik Satuidav and the Paul Nielsen, for Sonner Air Lines. Tomorrow, most of the Republipilots The Chinese indicated chairman. Communists general it said National Safety Council can members will head for ChicaOther members of the principal committee are William Al- today that the Korean truce talks appears that a new lecord will be go where the GOP national conon have a reached crucial stage brecht, vice chairman; Colleen Anhder, vice chairman; Earl the last issue set for recklessness no the vention opens Monday. Democrats blocking an armiswill wait here or at home until Darley, J. Vern Nielsen, and Lula McBnde. war tice of prisoFan weather over most of the their convention begins two weeks The Pioneer Day observance opens Tuesday night, July 22, ner repatnation nation luied millions to beaches with a public meeting, 8 p m , on later. a news With blackout cloaking and revolts and conveited high-wa- the City Patk A check of the money bills s. the piogiess. if any, of the Punupal speaker Cov. showed the Republican-Sou- l CHICAGO, July 5 (UP into death traps bet n will be Dt. Cieed Haymond, past Radio had this Earl Ptipmg of acleadWanen Californ r, By 6 pm Satui day, traffic Democrat economy bloc had lopof the Northern States to sav of the talks president his state's de egation, ped about $8,000,000,000 cidents had killed 234 persons LDS mission. Conducting the profrom Now that the talks have en- ing Resince the holiday period began at gram will be We:dell Alien and Pi esident Tt umans $85,000,000 000 tered executive session, there is no armed here Saturday for the national convention. Rachel Teriy, piesident of Hyrum budget. This means the admimx-tiatio- n 6pm Thursday. leason why a final agieenient publican There weie 102 di ownings, sev- stake MIA units. A band gieeted Wanen will have about $77,00,000,-OO- rt could not be leached if both sides en pei sons killed in plane crashes as he off to his the at the government in fistiain stepped lun out The stake piesidencyr, Eatle W. the faithfully cpmed agieed and 43 in miscellaneous accidents, his thiee cal 1953 with Fven with the cuts, Snow' and Giover principles and do not engage in union station Allen, Byron only two of which were caused by Haslam. along with thp three bishGen. unilateral action disposing of war blonde daughteis, Nina, Doiothy them will be deficit of about 5 (UP CHICAGO, July lneworks The oveiall total was ops in Hvrum, John W. Jorgen-ewhile negotiations for and Virginia, Dwight D. Eisenhower said Sat- pnsoneis 386 settlement A. Douglas Allen and Ivan .lller, aie in progiess. ui day John Foster Dulles had sent President Ned H ieatboin of also have Another Attark coopeiated in arranghim word thp foreign poluy plank the Safety council said he was ing the meeting Results of the executive sesevery driver to appealing to First event Wednesday night, in a proposed new Republican sions will show whether the Amerdonate Id minutes of his, tune will a 23, essenbe July rodeo, pioduced platform Includes all the ican del' gate's are really willing holding down this toll by Western Rodeo under tials" which Eisenhower demand- to negotiate a settlement on equal Just add the 10 minutes to the the management Company, of Pailey Hall r A terms ed time you have alloted to get "We're going in for b'gtime rodeo, The bioadrast again attacked wheie you aie going on your staled A. D. Allen, director of to a Thats gioat satisiaction the I med Nations for dcta.ning" holiday tup he said Then use publicity me," Eisenhower said at a pi ess 100 0(10 Chinese and Koican war a to take it exit easy the lime The lodeo will be confeieme his first since arnvin milder hut Nonets, teims pi and death to eliminate shmt cuts ing at tls- - convention city at 12 than heietofoie. The 10.0 000 ptis-- , again the night of th 24th be a little mute r'ned, patient Thursday Staiting time is 8 p m. noon ODT Saturday oneis aie those whom the U N. and courteous His s'atement tended to dispel cunt aids would both nighls ti forcibly resist You will have moie fun and The full lineup of activities for repoits that lisenhovver might mtion feel biller when you get theie. Thursday, July 24, is as fdlovvs: tefuse to stand on the foieign Radio also bioadcast a More impoilant you will get Paiade, 10 30 am. with Vincent policy plank tentatively drafted fantastic Peiping story. piopaganda theie. Nielsen as chan man, and Ann An- by a resolutions subcommittee The ClunesP Communist radio dominated by supporters of Sen. said it was believed m Washingderson, vice chairman. So far, there have been 40 floats Robeit A Taft. ton" Bntain intends to test new The general also scuttled tum- types of atomic arms on Koiean signed up for the Pioneer Dav parade, Mr. Allen stated Mai shall ors of another possible stunmling war pnsoners in Austialia of the day v ill be Byron Snow, block to his acceptance of the The Amei nans aie believed to Nibley, member of Hytum stake platfotm its failuie have given their consent to the I residency, Cache County assessor, to include a pledge to launch a dispatch of 500 Koiean war pns-onand past district coniman ler of progiam of universal military to Austialia," the Peiping the Amencan Legion broadcast said. "They ate to be training Theme of the parade is This "Until we get (the Korean war) sell cted on Koje Island and other UF PITTSBURGH. July 5 The Pitlsbuigh Press, in a copy- Is The Place All waid otgamza-t.on- s settled there is ro possibility of ramps on instructions of Gene.als righted story in its Sunday edi- are and business firms if Hyrum devising a satisfactory program Mark W. Clark and Hayden L. Be atner " pai ticipating, along with other of UMT, h. said tion, said that Pennsylvania Gov John S cine 'tola tup state GOP mils irom surrounding communitleaders he favors Gen. Dwight D. ies. Following the parade will be a Eisenhowei" for the Republican band concert, on th1 city square, presidential nomination. by the South Cache high school The paper said- The news leaked out after a band Childiens Jntei tainment comes luncheon conference in Chicago with U. S Sen. James H. Duff (R. at 2 pm, also on the c ty paik. Final event is the second-nigPa ) and State Repuolican Chairrodeo at 8 pm man M. Harvey Taylor. A midnight dance at 12 midSomeone lit a firecracker, and ed here. Look how the kiddies are "The governor, himself, declined enjoving themselves, splashing alto confnm the story, although It night, July .23, and another dance the sciamble was on. "Hordes" of kiddies splashed into ter those fish. And see how pi ased came from an unimpeachable July 24 at 9 p m , are cheluled d ies. to festivi the ball diamonds the parents are " source There weie indications as "nightcaps" rs: nteml at Other A hundred or more ptizes were committee Central Paik that, for tactual purposes. Fine incent Nic sen and They weie after fish 800 trout, distributed to the youngstets won't announce his decision form- A Parade m co - c tan men; ti be exact Thev had no hooks with tagged fish coming in for Anr'ftson, ally until the 701a ole Pennsylvan- Janies Wilson, Alta Chnstensen, and lines Just thmr hands something special. ia delegation holds a caucus in Bessie Swenson, Alma ..oiensen, Lions Club officials estimated Biggest fish were caugnt hy Chicago next week " Louis Jrh.insen, Lot ran e Allen, the crowd of bovs and girls would Ciaig Campbell, who won the Kenneth Alien, Emma Ni dsen and number 3000. Theie were huncarp: Leon Olson, Winston Alton Millei , dreds upon hundreds of autos, Watts, Ronald Theion White, P D. patked in the vicinity of Conti al Baird and Christen Rolfe Johnny Public it v aid finan'-Allen ch in mar, and Lei;h Bair. Park Beal caught the smaller fwh. A t ii e Saturday at 3 3s1 pm. at Rndo park and grounds Low Membc ts of the Lions Club comAnd lining the fish sci amble . 50'a Bast Center sheet, tesuited ell Anaerson, chan man. mittee in thaige (neailv eveiv pond weie hundreds of in losses estimated at 83,000 to a -RodiH Fred Miller, chairman; Some of them weie shouting member if the organiza'ion sertin shed and waiehoue, owned Wesley Dov ns, Hillary Olsen, to the kids. Some ved in some capacity or ither) inby Nephi Ilott lie Downs, Scott Bingham Ruby were holding the fish, brought m cluded Lynn Thomson chauman; Fire Depart- t Nielsen. The Logan-Cach- e W. L. Lamb, Dr. Glen L Allan, by their charges. ment answpied the fire air t Food stands Bessie Brown, All seemed to be enjoying Clarence Reading. W F. Jensen, and cause of the blaze has I chan man: Oil le Luchermi, Russell Bnche't, Millmcnt Shnv and selvt s y t bi en deter limed A pt "id posLula Mi Bride John Ri belts jucihab'y summed E'ugene Rentes, Sam WiNtead, Joe session of Mi Bott s, .. Santa Childiens enlei tainment up the effectiveness of the pro-j- e Couch, Joe Cook, Heiman Hauser, Cans sieigh, was deshoyed in the t when he said: This is as Tom Taylor, Ray Proffitt, Robert MORE THAN 8000 boys and guls of Cache Valiev swarrned Cential Nielsen, chan man. fu e. Street deco ating Lonnie Paul cute a stunt as has ever been pull McCann, and Blame Spcncei. Paik Saturday, for the Logan Lions' Iish scramble." A total of bOO high-wav- m t I The 400 Mark Me.,-mu- nj A Holiday Violent Deaths Near 85-8- 8 Wi 5 s-- Tartiy cloudy Sunday. A little Low 64 cooler, high humidity 18 per cent. ? "v. F Weather FIVE CENTS LOGAN. UTAH. SUNDAY. JULY 6, 1952 VOL. 43. NO. 160 t- The ll-pie- n, the nominee, t lder statesmen have been seeking a harmony , compionnse. Taft And Mac? Ti.e Taft nmnageis weie tanking eyes at Gen Douglas fm second pluoe on a Taft he hns pc'itical ticket, believing Sen. sex CHICAGO. July 5 (UP appeal and would snatch some Robert A. Tap arrived at 6 p.m. from the Satui day to take personal com- wavering delegates mand of his campaign for the Lisenhovver arrived just befoi Republican piexidenlinl nomina- 11 a. m. CST. lie had been g tion. fiom Denver thiough Iowa He was greeted at the airpoit and Nebraska arousing the voteis against what he and his supportby several thousand who threatened to engulf him un- ers chatge were coirupt and til police officers formed a cordon fraudulent practices in the selection of Southern Taft delegates. around lum. he called "Cheap little deals, told Taft the airport crowd them. that the Republicans would set Taft answered from Washington up a campaign based on liberty, whence he will arrive here later democrary and Ameiicanism that today accompanied bv Mrs. Taft. would dnve socialism out of Wild charges, said Taft, nothing more. He Is just making wild (haiges because he hasnt enough delegates, Tafts Washington statement continued. Rejection of my compromise offer Ftiday show the ruth less character of tli Eisenhower managers. Mora Than Majority , WASHINGTON (UP) Piesident Taft claimed more than a maTiuman slipped unexpectedly into the Senate Satui day, and made a jority of delegates right now, not short speech saying that he had counting second choice votes he spent some of the happiest days claimed among the Maryland, of his life there. Michigan, Pennsylvania and CaliThe President, who had just fornia delegations. On the eve of their convention, dined with Senate Secretary Leslie the Republicans weie getting off L. Bi f fie, told the senators: I hope after next Jaeuaty you to an angry start. Stepping down from his tram, will let me come in and have a square meal once In a while, be- Eisenhower said: Brother, it's going to be a slugcause they will be haider to get ging match from beginning to then than they are now." For several minutes after Mr end. Eisenhower was greeted on his Truman entered the Senate, It went on about its business, which arrival at the Chicago and North happened to be a eulogy of Sen. Western Station at 10 55 a. m by lorn Connally remng a large crowd that pushed into Satui day after 35 years in Con- the tram shed. Outside the station (Continued on Page Bj gress. TAFT ARRIVES IN CHICAGO AND CONFIDENT Ike-ma- n. mean-delin- President Pays Visit To Senate ), if 1' pit-ent- TLNVTJ Tf TV K id ur Vjj 'ilH V A v.i-- I 3 :e-pa- i Pennsylvania 'V, j-- . J4 vi g May Favor Ike er 3000 KIDDIES WENT OUT AFTER 800 TROUT, AND WHAT A SCRAMBLE! ht water-covere- Blaze Coptroled pai-mts- Le-,-- i Ell-wn- I fish were put into the shallow water, and the kiddies had a field day. This photo was by Ray Nelson of the Herald Journal,, |