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Show Grain Range ....... March May July September 2.34', Low Cloe 2.29'- - 2 31'i 2.33 2.34 2.32 2.34 S 2.36 2.34U2.36U High ?31l 2.34 The Weather The Herald Journal VOL 44, NO. LOGAN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7. 1953 S Thursday: Occasional snow in the afternoon; colder with low 26 and high 35. FIVE CENTS MB POW i Cache Joins Search For Missing Plane; 41 Aboard U N Employe Quits Job Over Accusation UNITED NATION'S, N. Y. (UB Presents His Farewell J g J q Congress a refuel, Maiiner said there was nothing Denver, headquarters Of the 44th ' id Weintraub whose BY DAYTON MOORE Rescue Service, said four Air ,iU'mr.nt Rl .message to be read by clerks in a He renewed his plea for effective slop before continuing to an un- - in the plane's last message to United x Nations WASHINGTON (UB President Republican House and Senate, in- - international known eastern destination. It aKo dieate the aircraft was in trouble.! Force planes were being sent from UH described tbp control of atomic as "an affront to Truman solemnly warned Russian' should have tepoited over Rock' Between Malad and Rock there. and said both Russia and energy, of bejth,. m stead Ameiican it into went people Premier Josef Stalm Wednesday- foie a delivering as heperson Springs,- - Wyo., about an hour after; Springs, 165 miles, the terrain is Other Wyoming CAP planes tverelv,irempnt Wednesday has done America must remember that neiJoint session protesting ther side can win more than a passing over Malad. but never did., lugged and the population spaise.i being called into the search by En Uvatlons of subversive activity that the United States has devel- In past years. e Weather over the area was rnin6in the temporary plane's route would take it George Nelson, Wyoming director ,A..i,,d against him in federal in- - oped a hydrogen superbomb that advantage His on the report giave Thiriv mw en of those aboard cubed as heavily overcast from over the extreme northern end of of aeronautics. would mean "ruin for your regime atomic arms race. awesome and its for implications were servicemen. and your homeland" in case of 'Malad to near Rock Springs. There the Wasatch mountains which has1 The missing took off front Weintraub a central figure in the world, came near the end of But he was frankly pessimistic ALso, Cache puvate pilots vvei-World War II. were also unusually violent winds! peaks up to 11,000 feet high. over the prospects of Stalin and the 'Seattle's Boeing Field at 11:50 p. s, niUe Secuiny subcommittee his and unusually long addiess. In his farewell slate of the union standing by, expecting diiections aloft. The plane was carrying military (m. PST Tuesday on the flight that fc he never referred in so Kremlin recognizing in the near While fiom the Civil Air Patrol to join The plane took off late Tuesday oei sonnet and was under contract was supposed to eventually take il'.nto alleged subversion at the search. Roy Theuter of Valley night from Boeing Field at Seattle, to the Aimy. The eventual destina-- 1 to Foil Jackson. win " al ,fs,sal he made his meaning clear whenl,her n,a,Uon , if f(Uit his $12 e Aiimotive. new Hbomb airpotl, fn addition to the servicemen pas- - tion of the plane, owned by Asso-- I The plane had enough fuel to' Tuesday to spate the U.N. era- - Eniwetok ushered in a "ne eiaihe said that the rerent "thermo-l- " of destructive power, and man Is We cannot measure how stated that up to noon no ordeis sengeis, the plane carried a crew dated Air Ttansport Co., was Fort' keep it in the ail until 7:30 a. m., lianassment "and at the maiked now "capable of Treating j explos- nuclear tests at Eniwetok had been lereived fiom the Salt' of lour. are the Kremlin' illusion Jackson, S. C. It was carrying MST, Marquis said. He said that.lim. keep myself of in the another beginning stage ions of a new order of magnitude, Lake headquarters. about us, Mr. Truman said. "We Carlton Mariner, CAA radio op- - veterans home from duty in the if the search now shaping up failed 'such legal a the of steps development The Airway Traffic Control can be suie, however, that the at Malad, said the 3:58 a. m. Far East. ...dwarfing the mushroom clouds of atomic .to uncover any trace of the plane! nev arv to protect myself Hiro.h.ma amJ Na(!asak eneigy. ter at Salt Lake airport said the contact with the Curtis-buil- t Com-- , ruler of the Communist world will The Wyoming Civil Air Patrol, within the next few hours, it would against the continuing attacks and War Is Different not change their basic objective craft, owned and operated by the inando plane was "routine." He four planes on a search'be increased with advance bases hatHssrtient." Associated Air Transport company, poi ted the ciatt was flying at flight towaid the west and north-- 1 set There is something I would say lightly or soon. . . A House up in the aiea. Judiciary subcomniit- last reported at 3258 a. m. over13,000 leet the minimum for in- - west in the direction of Malad at The This means there is ahead of us advance search bases, heliee was told last Tuesday there to Stalin, Mr. Truman said. "You claim belief In Lenins prophecy a long hard test of strength and Malad, Ida., about 50 miles north- - strument flights over the moun- - about 9:30 a. m., and Maj. James said, probably would be located at'had been 43 derogatory Federal that one stamina, between the free world stage in the development E. Marquis, public information of- Bureau of Investigation reports on and the Communist domain . , ficer at Lowry Air Force Base at Weuutaub between Jan. 31, 1945, of Communist society would be Cache valley law enforcement were alerted today in the search for a civilian 6 airplane with 41 peisons aboard, reported Idaho, missing in suuthcasiein noithein Utah or western Wyo- - at 5:d0 a. m., MST. for .j ir . des-iTh- -- Ive.tn-ation- 6 j , t Logan-Cach- deep-rout- ed world-shakin- g cen-jerat- war between your world and ours. Great Burden Mr. Truman said Eisenhower on "But . . . war has changed its Jan. 20 will take up the greatest shape and its dimension. It cannot Attorney General James P. now be a stage in the development burdens, the most compelling res told the committee of anything save ruin for your sponsibilities ever to fall upon a continued employment at man. 'he U.N. was an "affront to the regime and your homeland. 'And I, he said, with you and American people and called him He predicted even more terrible atomic weapons than all Americans, wish for him all the "most flagrant example of a unforseeable peaks of depossible success In undertaking the U.X. official with alleged subver- with structive pow'er. tasks that so soon will be his. sive or Communist connections. Mr. Truman conceded that there In any future world war, Mr. can and should be change and Truman said, the very structure" of this civilization would be deimprovements tn our programs American PARIS, (U.E) The French NaSEOUL, Korea (U.B under the new Republican adminisstroyed. tional Assembly approved conserpilots doubled their 1953 Sabrejet Mr. Truman devoted the major tration. vative Premier Rene Mayer early MIG score Wednesday when they "But,1 he added, to desert the part of hi 11,000 word message to Wednesday after he won support! i and damaged, one MIG-1- 5 downed a review of what he termed the spirit of our basic policies. . . , of Gen. Charles de Gaulle rightist' ! two others. j of would surely start the free worlds very great accomplishment follower with a promite to seek It was the third straight day of slide toward the darkness that the his administration and a defense modification of the European arfights. Communist have prophesied. of Its policies, both domestic and Mismy plan. Meanwhile, the battleship WASHINGTON (UB Mr. Truman predicted that if his They The vote was 389 to 205 with souri and the British carrier Bir-- j weren't rolling out any red carpet fore'gn. administration's basic foreign poliHe had no legislative recomMayer' support ranging from the mingham shelled Communst North! in Congress for Winston Churchill cies are continued, then inevitably Left of Center Popular Republican mendations, explaining that he did Korean West Coast defenses as Wednesday. there will come a time of change not wish to "infringe upon the movement to De Gaulle's right- scattered clouds curtailed Allied It's not that the old of hi within the Communist world." successor, responsibility fighter-bombraids. wing Rally of the French People from No. 10 Downing Street isnt He said such a change might D. Eisenhower, to chart FRES. TRUMAN solemnly warnDwight (RPF.) The MIG claims followed two liked or He is. the foward course of the nation. ed Russia today that America come about by "deliberate decision Capitulation afternoon battles involving eight! But a respected. number of Republicans ha a superbomb. Mr. Truman sent hi farewell (Continued on Page 5) Mayer began consultations with Sabres and 10 of the Russian jets think (he British prime minister, leader of the parties he hopes over MIG Alley. this country, would will support him in an effort to The MIG kill wa credited' foi10 in 8 '10werful 'motional Plu r form France' 18th gov'Capt. C. Carr, Las Vegas. NevjPul ernment. Second Lt. Edmund G. Hepner, for continuation of a Europe first" at the very moment when The premier promise to the De Selman, Okla., scored both of the policy, the incoming Eisenhower adminisGaullists virtually amounted to damage claims. to place more seeks Planes from the British carrier tration capitualation since eatlier he had on halting Communism asked the assembly to invest him Glory broke through the clouds and emphasis on a program of solid support for Wasted coastal gun caves and for- in the Far East. Suggestions advanced on Capitol the European army treaty which tifications which the Reds recently Hill for inviting Churchill to adwould put 12 divisions of German FIELD NEW YORK (U.P.) President-elec- t Eisenhower, who turned ASSESSORS for Cache County have been appointed, and the had constructed opposite the Is dress Congress currently are pock of Chodo lands and troops under arms in defense of list is Sokpo, the eyes of the world on Korea with his dramatic trip there, Snowand Deputy Carole Maughan. inspected by Assessor Byron the 'ted West Europe. by Republican leadership, shells anThe shower of WASHINGTON (UB The Army planned a farewell conference Wednesday with Winston The 85 De Gaullists voted for nounced the "Big Mo" had re - It was made clear that if Churchill Iron Wednesday that it is wor- -' chill, who believes the real center of gravity is along-th- e turned to the Yellow Sea for the is asked to speak, it will be only RPF Mayer after he assured because any other action might be ried about the large number of sol- - Cut tain front in Western Europe. Chaban-Delma- s Gen. Jacques third time since 1950. Deputy Chinese and South Koreans con- - regarded as a personal affrqnt. he would not seek ratifiThe British prime minister, in the third of his historic but w no go! diers 20,000 a month Sen. Styles Bridges, R N. H., cation of the army treaty until tinued to trade punches in the talks brief leave for without additional protocol has been added simmering Kumhwa ridges aiea piesident pro tempore of the Sen- with Eisenhower, wa expected to Is Field assessor Cache insisted for there the it is But of and Countyappreciate night early today.iate, said he limiting the extent to which the cooperation "very disturbed,' periods. French forces will be integrated." during 1953 were named today by 'perty holders. ,Some 80 Chinese stormed down at Churchill's lemarks on arrival' nothing alarming in current de- - press home his stand that "it Assessor would be a great pity to make an in Byron Snow, who noted! llis Program CUntry concernin Korea sertion rates, Following are the assessors, byfnip7 The De Gaullists, along with that many of the assessors have communities: Pinpoint Hill. The P.Ok s and by Bntains "failure to bear indefinite extension of the Korean i considered to have deA man threw them back in a lomt other political factions, have already received their packets, and a greater share of the burden of war into Communist China. a. cost the Reds 19 casual- - the Korean fighting. been worried that the integration 'begun assessment of personal pro- serted after he has been AWOL Elmer Wood, Amalga; Gordon Eisenhower came home from t'esand reI estate. more. 30 of French forces into the Euro-Pe- ,t or for NEW YORK (UP) The steel days jRieks, Benson; James Ravsten, AWOLs are a Korea with a statement that deeds mgrk'e i While short-terpean defense community property in thejciarkston; Sylvan Olsen, College; would! 'aluaton surging and boiling than words rather would 1952 Impress trouble to of amounted to Orin Myler, Cornish; E. H. Allen, weaken Fiances defense position county during unit with pressure from a thousand growing source the Communists. Churchill has S26 about in its overseas territories. million, exclusive of. Cove; E. L. Waite, Hyde Park; sources and show no signs of commanders, Lt. Gen. Anthony C. In outlining his program the 57-- 1 public utilities. No great change Charles Unsworth, Verna Miller McAuliffe, Army personnel chief, made It plain he favors caution abating, according to Iron Age. extreme war moves in The national year-ol- d financial expert said he in that- figure is anticipated in and Lloyd Larsen, Hyrum; Melvin said the desertion rate today is against weekly said busiwould slash 5228,560.000 from the 195.3. ness optimism is under half what it was toward the Korea. J. Stephens, LeMont Wheeler and snowballing, American end of World War II. WASHINGTON (UB 1953 French budget, including mil- ''The field assessors will evaluate Glendale which spells continued strength in Mourtisen, Lewiston; now in casualties battle Korea e and civil credits other the steel market for the months thanjMl personal property, except The Louisville Tribune reported Italy Oliver Johnson, Willard Chugg, Mr. Snow said. We will Orson for investment and recoil- - mobiles, An total 128,530. an increase of 292 TuVsday that some military lead- SHERIDAN, Tex. VB ahead. Ryan and Merlin Hovey, Deover last the weeks report, it ruction. ers estimate there are enough deexplosion ripped through the Shell Higher production targets cf Logan. fense Department said Wednesday. serters on any given day to form The Radical Socialist steel users are bound to be reCompany' cycling plant premier Melvin Muir, Mendon; C. Elmer The casualties include 22.627 two combat divisions. That would also proposed early constitutional and ,he Colorado County flected perhaps even magnified Millville; Perry reform to produce a more stable deaths, 93.129 wounded, 9,292 miss- be about 36,000 men. in the steel market, It declared. ker, Newton; Joseph J. Rasmussen, sheriffs office said its squads political balance, a plan, A. B. Nyman, North Lo- -, P0,dpd four known dead and two ing, and 2,091 captured, and 1,391 McAuliffe countered that the Although most forecasters prefor housing, modernization of to but returned previously missing dicted a good first half for the men the number of deserter lprs believed to be dead. gan; Zeno Anderson, Petersboro; French agriculture and continua- Fire engulfed the main plant and American military control AWOL 30 day or more averages industry. Iron Age said, some steelParadise; Welch, Harry Oliver; of tion The casualties include all those about 11,000 ere was little hope It would be men no strong French policy in believe momentum will day. He said 46,000 per Providence; Zollinger, Funk, Cyril North Africa and from the beginning of the Korean men have deserted from the start carry high levels of demand and Richmond. d war whose next of kin were disPatctier at the sheriffs of the Korean War to last Oct. 31. production well into the second Otto Liechty, River Heights;! WASHINGTON (lE half. through last Friday. CongresOf that number, 35,000 have been Noble and Donn Thornley,. fice. in Co'umbus. Tex., said scores The 292 increase compared to an returned to the Army. Others in the industry, recalling sional sources predicted Wdnes- - Smithield; Sheldon Eppich, Tren-- , f firemen from surrounding towns succeeded a slow- - increase of 155 reported last week, in for short time He said Army field commander Thursday for Washington for an that inventory correction has in pres-Robert Leishman ; and 'ton: day there may be more disclosures as Taken a but is still one of the smaller week- have made no complaints on de- informal visit with President Tru- - the Pat reversed the maiket with Wellsville, andin Brenchley, soon on the campaign contribu- ton new start. typical with oil fires. ly inci eases reported since the be- sertion rate. But they have been man before Robert Thalman, Young. ging to Jamaica in "amazing suddenness," cautioned tions of Henry (The Dutchman) The sheriffs office said the ginning of the war. pestered by AWOL', mainly at the British West Indies for a va- that the rate of new orders and cancellations in the month ahead During late October and early such inopportune time as just cation. Giunewald. plant, which sits a short distance back from state Highway 200. has November the weekly increases prior to scheduled oversea depar- - The prime minister had a s. must be watched carefully. Senator These sources did not specify WASHINGTON (UB been closed to all but emergency were moie than 1,000 a week. Price Daniel Such men will disappear forither opportunity Tuesday night to Wednesday whQ hl be involved. But tlU,y denounced as "flagrantly personnel. four or five days, while their ship! impress his views on the Eisen-sailillegal lhat more big names The explosion occuired in an a reported plan by President and the return. Ihower administration when he con- elevated tank containing 200 barman to set aside the continental might be linked to the mysterious with the incoming To overcome this problem, s. rels of highly volatile" heated oil. shelf, including the man about the Capital who was said, the Army now tries tary of state, John Foster Dulles, WASHINGTON, (UB Faetory reThe tank "ruptured, sending but n- - employment hit a post-was a naval petroleum high AWOL soldiers, conducts them to and the incoming ambassador to indicted recently for refusing to serve. , WASHINGTON (UB Sen. Paul ing oil showering over the plant peak of 16,500,000 in November, their ships under guard, and re- Britain, Winthrop Aldrich. They . a answer in Congeesquestions H DoUK,as tM "It would be so flagiant a vioSenat1 wd and touching off fires over a wide, the Bureau of Labor Statistics met for two hours in the Baruch mit the remainder of their SANTA MONICA. Calif. (UB lation of the law that it might be sional tax scandal inquiry. home. Actress Elizabeth Taylor, who said ported Wednesday. jnesday it can forget about passing subject to more action than critiunless it An R. indication of what ChurchiU she wants to have as many chilrights legislation Sen. Joseph McCarthy cism on the part of Congress if Wis.) rule Elsenhower dren as possible, gave birth to a told or will tell Tuesday made public photo- - Adopts a new he does it, the freshman senator stats of letters in which Piesident now. about Premier Josef Stalin' latest e son lat said. Illnoi The Democrat made the overture was seen in an address Tuesday night. Truman and Sen. A. C. Monroney Sen. Arthur V. Watkins thanked Grunewald for statement in a speech prepared by British Foreign Secretary AnIt was her first child. said he had learned that the Prefor the second day of Senate dethony Eden in London Tuesday The operation was performed help campaign past sident was considering the action a on bate aimed at proproposal Stalin was Eden charged night. Dr. M. E. Aaberg who said both McCarthy told newsmen he had in an effort to "embarrass the inviding an easier way to cut off not sincere in his declaration that mother and child were "doing fine. nothing more lo reveal at pres- filibusters. administracoming Republican southand Republicans Russia is interested in ending the Nor would he comment on President-elec- t Refering to her husband, tion. Eisenhower ent" ern Democrats have teamed up to Korean war. British actor Michael has indicated he will support legi- the reports that more disclosures (kill the plan. FU.Pt Pi evident rightness in his warning to StalinMseven week active Navy duty, WASHINGTON who waited outside the Wilding, slation to surrender the federal may be coming. Senate RobRepublican Leader In blunt hydrogen bombiF the threat that we may use our ifiorsed Mr. Trumans assertion his letter. Mr. Truman h delivery room. Dr. Aaberg said "the A. Taft hoped government's claim to the ert to the new -' bring can an deter ggresweapons thanked Grunewald for his "generu father also withstood the operation ankind would iuffer jn submerged lands to the states. issue to a vote late Wednesday. The warning to Premier Josef Stalin 'sor from starting trouble then the The White House declined to ous" support. It was dated Nov. debate may run Into Thursday. very well. drew warm support Wednesday cost wjl bave war but said he atomic general ified. ,a fullv bepn just The film star, who confirm or deny that the President 24, 1948, three weeks after the (U.E) Ore. PORTLAND At issue is the question whether from members of the Joint Con City Price . .... ... Rep. Melvin British was considering such an order. Presidents reelection victory. married the Bowes let William Senate with about commissioner the Atomic on Committee in Korea also without other committee gressional member, tactically 'me U hite House said any such of Ug memberl hoIdoverl actor Feb. in London of interior officials, last 21, was Department of him. best the habit after get Energy. (liaised the President's statement .starting a general war. who in 1948 had proposed making letter would have been one of many each election is a He rose to make a motion In a in Santa Monica Hospital. "Thats why we have spent all;He lauded Mr. Truman, too, for Previously Van Zandt opposed continuing the continental shelf an oil reserve, routine acknowledgements of which does not need to these billions of dollars in develop- his decision to put special empha-ius- e body In Korea, city council meeting Tuesday and bomb atomic of the all queries to the White tributions for the 1948 campaign. adopt new rule at the Madam mayor said Rep. sis on development of the opening of ing atomic weapons, However, he said his recent tour began by saying A spokesman said there was no each House. . . . he stopped suddenly. Congress. Reflecting the W. Sterling Cole (R-a time when its success was 'of duty much of it in Korea Y., prob-;Daniel said the President could way to check the files now because view of most United States PARIS, (UB-- The Republican. Taft able chairman of the committee in not assured. 'convinced him the only way to Mayor Fred L. Peterson was not legally make the area all of Mr Truman's papers for8rgued Tuesday that lhe snatf, the new Republican Another GOP member of the settle the damn thing is to fight presiding at his first council meet, will give Yugoslavia $20,000,000 in Congress. an oil reset s because R is not .that period have been packed for i a "I have nothing but the highest. joint committee, Rep. James E. ito win it, and that this includes ing since he succeeded former special drought relief aid, reliable continuing body with continu-- l PubUdMd. shipment to Independence, Mo. forth- -' Van Zandt American sources sard Wednssday ing rules. praise for the President' Mayor Dorothy McCullough Lee. just back froralusng the Conservative Is Jet Battles And Approved As French Premier Ship Action Top War News and Nov, 12, 4952. Roy M. Cohn, special assistant to Wein-'raub- GOP Solons Wary Of Winnie MIG-Sab- re , spell-bind- er er ' Army Worried post-wa- About Heavy AWOL Traffic Churchill Talks With Ike 3rd Time Chur-conced- ASSESSORS FOR COUNTY ARE NAMED FIELD 7!' Steel Industry Is Optimistic m Battle Casualties Texas Explosion Rise 292 In Week Kills At Least 4 auto-tlios- More Disclosures five-ye- Nebe-!nPs- i' Expected In Grunewald Case Indo-Chin- a. noti-fio- Tidelands Plan Called Illegal Study Continues Of Filibusters tide-and- fur-ture- s. secre-Aulif- fe LIZ TAYLOR MOTHER OF FINE SON a. APPLAUD TRUMAN'S BLUNTNESS seven-poun- three-ounc- ). Reaction To Speech No Female tD-Ill.- ), two-thir- j Yugoslav Aid at (R-Pa- .), l |