| Show ks Z--' - a--- --' ' '''l'-----1-- f'4'''4--- -- - -- - - - - -- UMIIWUkft0'WaU 1 I 1 4 Ct NEWS BROADCASTS 7z30 am and 9:30 pm 110 b 4 44r:::)1 4 i pi i ! ‘ ii --- k 1" 14 11i t ' Si --- t ii i - ' 0trt-ea- ' °1 jj Nrk ‘i Mostly cloudy INIth Intermittent snow colder 1:)' i i l' 4e44- ' I i k --- a WEATIIER 0-- N ''1 j ro : I 1 x kz 1 4 411 - i Alt4t Station KALL Intermountain Network 4 0 I 1 (Details on Page 25) F I NO 31 VOL- - 156 - - - SALT LAKE CTTY UTAH FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 14 1947 ' 1 - I 11r 'I r :4 7 'R" 1 s t ) 1 i - i 0 I t I - It - ' I 1 - 17 i A f 2 ' t- I ''" - 2 71 ' if 4 44 es A 1 4 z t( ' l' ':: ste t t-- -- 1 a i i - 0 4 E0 4 "tt t I - '' - - - i ' ' -- 64 -' r- ' 'a Ns::i''' '"e ' i toi A ' 4' ' 4 :IP At j vP -- 141 tt 1 S v : I' ‘ k -- -' - 4 1 ' f ' Ik ' mor ' ' - N - ' ' t v v–'2' - IVZM:Ite ''''''( -- -- Na-'-'- 't N ''' It 1 - i' ' cle -- ' '' ' ' i r f - ' fasee- a '" ' '' ' - ' f 4 ' 4-- --- 7 ' A ai o - ' h - " '' - - ' - a ' ' ' ' - s ' - - '6 4? 0 ki to Thaw Out After Starting start' to warm Dr and !Ara Robert Sale and starting Dykes get long rest prescribed by his father to rebuild them after a five-da- y- ' - 1 I 1 Five-Da- y Deep Freeze stay in the Uinta mountains with no food meagre shelter and poor clothing for cold (Tribune photo by Don Christiansen) and-nig- ht WHEAT FOR URANIUM Dalton To Leave Attlee Cabinet Meyers Stock 'Killing' on Aviation Told Request - 4 ' : ' ' ! t I i 1016 cr' 1' a": flemt'14 k:iii) - : By DR ROBERT DYKES (As Told to Thomas Mathews) 1 was a pilot error being there in the first place - : i - - It I Europe Trade for Aid Fl et NII 1 9) r t N 1 '' - - - until a downdraft knocked me down 1000 But I was all rugged areas in thenaendaDtehweemy oDst feet I circled five right 10 minutes to try to gain altitude or The two It was getting dark and cloudy and I didn't seem to gain about 30 the pilot so I stalled it out on that high ridge facing uphill We much Farmer 26 both of Globe Ariz— crashed onto the 11500 foot high really came in on a wing and a prayer The shock of landing knocked me out momentarily but all peak Wednesday at 12:05 e pm when the engine of the I suffered was a bruised knee and elbow My wife got a lot of craft failed d the plane bumps she discovered later The pilot We opened the cabin door and stepped outside All we could In a grove of pine trees 200 feet from the summit Mr Bradley see was mountains and clouds They set the mood for our consuffered a five inch gash on his versation which was principally about where when how and if face and severe loss of blood His we would be found and a review of my insurance policies companion suffered a possible Yes we wrote a note for whoever might find our bodies but and multiple fractured knee-ca- p bruises Both were weak from fortunately no one needs to know what it said hunger and exhaustion when they4 Saturday night wasn't so bad but Sunday night the wind reached safety Thursday about about tore us apart Monday night as we slept we were covered Pm two inches of snow that drifted into the cabin We were cold o by Suspended 70 Feet in Air Cold Becomes Intense as Skies Clear (The two fliers arrived at Salina Sevier county later Thursday for And we were progressively colder under clear skies Tuesmedical treatment They were reported in "good" condition but ex- day and Wednesday nights We didn't have anything to eat all during that five days pected to remain there under a doctor's care for two or three We just scooped up some snow once in awhile to quench our days) Mr Bradley said the plane thirst We didn't keep warm but we kept by concame to rest about 70 feet from the ground supported by pine serving our energies We sat in the cabin both of us in the same trees which tore a wing and part seat and we twined our legs and arms around each other and of the tail section from the craft changed sides frequently The plane was a total loss Wednesday before noon we saw the plane that found us Climbing to the ground the men a over huddled Wednesday night (piloted by Lawrence Modula Evanston Wyo) We waved and fire near the scene of the crash when we knew we were seen we hugged each other Mr Farmer administered first aid During the afternoon several packages were dropped to us to the pilot and repeatedly applied contained food and medicines and other things to help us to to the his face They stop bandages flow of blood We didn't need the medicine And the food made us ill Finally we had to drink only tomato juice and ignore the other foods Walked 10 Miles When the packages dropped I ran out to gather them up The crash occurred during a I lost one shoe For about 25 minutes I ran around Somewhere general snow storm covering the area Mr Bradley flying above in the snow and rolks with one foot bare By the time an army the clouds at the time of e n gi 7 dropped a rescue package I was exhausted and didn't have aes failure yid 'we came to go after the energy w Thursday I crawled out and brought it through the clouds and thereus in in then I wished I had gone sooner It contained warm flying that' big mountain staring the face I looked for a soft spot clothes that we really could have used Wednesday because that to land and decided the valley was of the five I'mstill not ivarm the worst from-freezin- I g ""tk 1 u " '1" Doctor Wife Able to Walk di L 1 ' 5 C L LT After Ordeal r t maw NE STAFF WRITERS EVANSTON Wyo Nov 1— Five days and a froze ns wind nights atop whipped mount21n ledge ended safely and happily Thursday evening for Dr and Ire Robert Dykes of Taft Cal when they arrived here in company of re- By nerve-sbatteri- Artrditor's note: 'Elbe dramarle' story ci:f boW'PAr and Mee Robert Dyke' evash landed in the rugged Uinta monatainn and then sorely I five days and Mghte of ohtern weather t told to the article The story was related by the doctor at the Evanston hotel accompanying tter his resrue to Thomas Mathews ?hal t Lahti Telegram reporter who wail the Prig newsman to teach the rescue scene mind Mot to obtain an interyiew) 'll'i":"1 Jialim° fle"iN1110-‘01 ' alike LONDON 1414- J) i ti3O -: : - 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' - t - t - -- wti ' 04clit it e t 1 14 1 4 N 1 1 t - - i 16 ''' ' — 1 4 ' ' :1 e e 1 P ' ? 4 1 t f - a i t i 4 - ' ' 4 - I - 31 '6- 1 t '1 i '' - --- ‘ 1 ' I e: t t I t ii 4 : it 1 — - 7 km i IP 1 PRICE FIVE CENTS - ng cue crews - stranded 12000 feet up Gilbert peak in the high Uintas since last Saturday when they made a forced landing in their light three-placabin plane the two were brought to Evanston by horse jeep and ce passenger car after rescuers first reached them at 10:45 am They were uninjured but aintfeting from what Uinta county Sheriff Frank L Narramore described as "near complete ex- haustion" 'Huddle in Plane' Dr Dykes said the two stayed alive by wrappirig themselves in all clothing available huddling close together in their plane and by moving around frequently They had no food until rescue planes and dropped some Wednesday then they weren't able to eat it (See full details of their experiences as related by Dr Dykes in to article the accompanying Thomas Mathews) After reaching here the two were immediately placed in an lEvanston hotel room which was jealously guarded by the physician's father Dr H R Dykes and two brothers Bill and Ben Dykes all of Taft They permitted Mr Mathews to interview them and Don Christiansen Tribune staff member to photograph them how ever before going to sleep It took five hours for the rescue party to descend to Hole in theRock ranger station where automobiles were waiting to rush the Californians to Evanston where they could rest and begin to thaw out more than 120 hours of accumulated cold Their last night on the mounwas detainside Wednesday scribed as coldest i the area so far this season "We stayed alive by remaining In the plane all we could and by - WASHINGTON Nov 13 (UP) Nov 13 WASHINGTON Nov 13 (UP)—Senate foreign policy leaders the Exchequer Hugh Dal- Thursday urged the administration to insist that Europe repay —Senate investigators Thursday accused Gen' Bennett E ton dropped from the British American aid under the Marshall plan with atomic materials Meyerk ofMaj concealing deliberately cabinet Thursday night in swift- his wartime stock interest in seven scarce airfields bases commodities and aviation companies and confrontly developing budget "leak" scan-da- y military At the same time Secy of Commerce W Averell Harriman ed him with an anonymous letter that shook labor's crisis-har- told the house foreign affairs com- chargingandhe made "between $1- tied government $2000000" out of the mittee that the 'United States w ar'000 Sir Stafford Cripps minister of 1 1 it economics was named to succeed should embargo military exports Chairman Homer Ferguson (R Dalton as treasury chief He reto Russia and her satellites Mich) of a senate war investitained his recently assumed duties subcommittee levelled that He also gating Marshall that proposed as coordinator of Britain's industrial export drive Cripps of the entire stay wasn't physical though conserving our energy" Dr told his rescuers 'We by labor and conservativei from shifted We our radio receiver working Over it we Dykes was had inquiry mental congressional it in" for his rent exposition of Britknew best bet was to stick our Howard Hughes' war contracts to caked her lites which themselves "free from left the scene of the crash heard the Utah aeronautics director (Joe Bergin state aeronautics right with the They ain's economic position thus until we were own wartime operations at 7 ard Thursday after the storm Nov 13 communist domination" and that Meyers' SAN PEDRO Cal we wouldn't be found until spring That sighted or all plane that was lost" emerged as the undisputed "strong (UP)--and overall predict the inspector) hope pracA 18 made colopurchasing band of cleared had It be withdrawn from those which tises of the air forces They painfully Teas-SeImani" of the government hardy e to 10 to an were miles their way afoot wakdisturbing 'Wednesday Night Worst' sailing Dalton officially the fourth nists Thursday enter the red orbit after the plan 20 miles off the coast of Produces Records Page S Column 1 Lost ranking member of Prime Minis- Island the supplies dropped Both Time becomes Despite operative ' te Clement Ft Attlee's cabinet Panama to begin life anew away after Lawrence Mothe Wednesday after Ferguson reminding and from the probInto Hearing high prices a little hard to remember one day from another of thosel dule Evanston pilot sighted the It's Injected harassed-lookin- g resigned after apologizing to the bald and general hciuse of commons for "a grave in- lems of civilization we spent on the mountainside One afternoon I- was thinking aboutl Dykes' craft less than 200 feet The trade-for-ai- d may have violated B-2- 9 suggestion athat his actions The party left - Wednesday eiscretion" in disclosing tax secrets from a sheer 1000-focriminal federal statute prohow the Eskimos live It gave me an idea drop on 65-was into the coast aboard former the injected European duced brokerage records to a reporter a few minutes before cliff face north the the the of I dating I took the carburetor air cleaner bowl from the engine 110 announced an emergency in- guard tug Aster now registered relief hearing of the senate for- - back to 1943 which he said doctor and his wife agreed that proved ve a as coastal it with and covered the from filled it with gasoline the tank terim eisael gn relations committee by Chair- that Meyers held $35000 worth of budget in parliament Wednesday was their worst night Heading the group and sponsor Wednealay in seven aircraft companies punched in it I had an Three Lonetree ranchers—James plane's registration plate with of the colonization project is man 'Arthur H Vandenberg and stock a time when he was handling Glen Wadsworth and Eskimo lamp Marjorie made a wick of some stockings Gregory First Major Change expanded quickly by other at Harper Henry of Los Angeles was A A F war contracts Bullock—were Claude the first to committeemen too owns all island of worked worked burned the It the but Chirote it It oxygen reach the plane ' good was the first Henry His 13 in the He (IP)—An raised Nov cited then evidence SPOKANE written the owner is and also of point Vandenberg the Aster from the cabin and filled it with carbon monoxide That ended major change and the biggest sen"Thank God! Thank God!" the Aboard the little ship were nine questioning William Phillips of alleging that the general trans- army 9 superfortress crashed the Eskimo sation since labor camt to power experiment Dykes greeted them adults and nine children They the State department's interna- ferred the stock to his wife in Feb- on Mount Spokane Thursday night more than two years ago About 10 minutes later a group I drearried of hamburgers I had to have one when we got trade policy office He &sited ruary 1943 nine days after he had killing' five crew members and InThe full effect of this first break took with them farm machinery tional seven men fromVernal Utah of aown source his two no of held assured he whether the others uranium a And tasted it here seeds chickens beehives good superiors juring In the ranks of the big piano really arrived atomio energy would be obtained aviation stock John Linderman manager of a I'm to all thankful the lee Dalton Foreign Secre- and other equipment That's about that deeply story except Two arrived after other told the in groups he Mount from at return aroused the what Spokane to said the Ferguson Belgian by Congo lodge group hoped Henry we were found and I'm grateful to those who worked for us the stranded fliers had started the tary Ernest Flevin and Lord Presi- raise the called the of office failure American forces that the air for sheriff's own food for to and plane its help proposed planned dent of the Council Herbert descent One lost 21 i hours climba proper investigation of crashed with a loud "whoof" and ' to make inBelgium not be estimate'd im- start a small broom-makin- g a front cliff It was comprised in and flames similar that incidents into ing its burst on then the island which that replied Phillips ''higher dustry they rnethately Keith of Smith and Jack Hickeyapone of survivors service the said then He were in proearn realms" would the them procurement government The possibility of further reper- expected enough SALINIA sons of Lonetree ranchers and an anonymous letter which parently had a broken neck considering such a procedure not duced supplies Thomas Mathews Salt Lake TeleHIGHWAY The island 20 miles long is lo- only with respect to uranium but he said the A A F had deliberately Deputy Sheriff L C Johnson led government crisis was Peen in a cated acene to the withheld cars from his five subcommittee a of gram reporter and former army to scarce of off needed other US89 materials the squad province Chiriqui demand from conservative leader an ski trooper The final group to an and strateconvoy to including build at is Panama inhabited it this army Nqpi up present Winston Churchill for an investicountry's Turned Over by F B I reach the 12000-f- t ledge was from and doctor ambulance a small of tribe Indians a commons by house of only gic stockpiles gation by area Roosevelt route in en 1945 but the Written were and also June crew emhad been who previously cornmittee Possible Trades Other A over to few their turned after the Dykes force the minutes air indicated that the to first cut by hardwood reports The cabinet storm blew up ployed by Henry B I tit accused Meyers of having progress was slow due to icy roads down their guides stopped started F are He if "After three months bauxite to Dalton's that after they suggested might apology quickly to make coffee for them A 10- anywhere from $1000000 to and snow commons It brought a hastily not satisfied my friends can re- be obtained from French Guiana made reRICHFIELD mile descent by horseback took investairfield stock The $2000000 army said Spokane through "That's and chromite a lead and the turn" called cabinet meetingvisit by Henry graphite the Californians to a point where mica from other colonial posses- ments in aircraft firms which he ported that the plane was from Attlee to King George VI and then bargain I madeatith them were about to receive lucrat- that base It said the ship was on a a Uinta county sheriff's office jeep "It's a hard life awl everybody sions of the European powers knew the announcement of Dalton's resit war contracts was iVe local will to have flight waiting Four miles farther work but training what which that's seek $20to $16000000000 ignation down they were transferred to a that A A F Mrs Frank J Duntorn wife of we want to do" Ferguson charged 000000000 S U to of finance help Ask Inquiry passenger car and given over to In addition to 13enry those their reconstruction over the next authorities withheld the letter and the superintendent of Mt Spokane lilaWAY termed it the work of a "crackpot" park said the ship "dropped althe care of Dr Dykes father Dr LI-- 2 IN The London Star publiahed a aboard the ship are Dart and Doro- four years H R Dykes of Taft CaL up their failure to investi- most in front of" Linderman The forecast of the interim budget thy Hoover Robert and Annie Other committee members im- to cover it latter she said promptly drove beFISH calling for new taxes shortlybud-Se- e Frost Ashton and Marie Jones mediately bombarded the witness gate Suffers Frostbites He announced that the subcom- to the lodge and returned to the fore Dalton began reading his Dorothy Krug and Dorothea with proposals for different forms mittee to was intended He described their condition as LAKE go thoroughly scene with Dunton The plane of repayment Page 12i Column 3 Aiken A A F procurement practices "all in flames" she said but a from shock and exhaus"suffering Sen Alexander Wiley (It Wis) into two He said Dr Dykes had a tion" they were search of the area disclosed were said the administration should de- - to find out how well fraud s and men lying in the snow They frozen toe and frostbitten hands ' mand bases and airfields partic- safeguarded against ' in LinderMrs to the corruption lodge Dykes was not suffering from brought ularly in the Caribbean area and an his He of to which said arrival car heard frostbite await man's group he asserted that France has $3H LOA The toe frozen when the physiTORREY during the Hughes hearing that ambulance 000000000 in ”hidden" gold asseti Meyers a $4000000 marnot financed had she cian Dunton said Mrs spent 25 minutes barefooted which could be used to pay for deal in U S government bonds questioned the two survivors beIn the snow Wednesday afternoon gin 1 as he gathered mercy parcels conduct still cause of their condition but said UNITED NATIONS H A L la back down on its threatened boy- American help during the war-ma- y "We're a sucker" being Y 13 through N Forto find out how she believed one had a back inVice Nov cott of another Soviet the (171')— group inquiry Flushing dropped by rescue planes will not The United Nations general as- eign Minister Andrei Y Vishinaky he shouted to be amputated the elder have many federal officials may have jury as well as head cuts and pos'114111111111r TEASDA LEswe tried Jo make similar "killings" sible other body injuries Dr Dykes said Would Stall Stockpile sembly Thursday night set up a flatly refused He said the Soviet r — oe I Ben Carl A Hatch (D N M) The rescuers said Dr Dykes was The other she said appeared to 'little assemblyb" to meet the could not participate "under any Sen aa ifHenry Cabot Lodge (EL another subcommittee member have a broken leg - 4- ' i 4$4' "is weak when they started down the year round despite renewed Rus- circumstances" HIKED FLIERS s - Jk C4P70 and Senate Democratic said however that he thought the 4 sian warnings that the Soviet bloc mountainside and it was feared at Sheriff Ralph M Smith said LinVishinaky protested that the Mass) "Z REEF s:-- :-veto-fre- e 4ce TO 15 :440-'"- will boycott the group 10 "Rale assembly" which Leader Alben W Barkley (Ky) senate banking committee might derman had apparently used a bullfirst that he wouldn't be able to a AlArt The –little assembly:: one of the can act with a hold his seat on the horse Howshipments of American mate- better conduct the bond investi- dozer to push aside heavy snows to majority said FROM CRASH ever he grew stronger as he rode 9O4DER at the crash scene key American proposals at the vote was an illegal move to by- rials to Europe would hamper gation MON get this country's stockpiling program recurrent assembly session will be pass the The hitherto unreported stock Park Conversely Mrs Dykes grew security council unless itIOUiVrAW SuperintendentDunton To TEASDALE some form of raw material holdings were injected into the ported later that the two men who weaker on the descent and the latcomposed of all 57 U N members where Russia's veto repeatedly has —if they wish to participate ter part of the ride was made with It thwarted proposals of the western repayment was provided hearings to back up the subcom- survived were in the tail section would act as a continuing commit- powers Mr Wadsworth's horse carrying Vandenberg suggested that the mittee's charge that air force ad- - which broke off when the plane hit ' Site of Wayne County Crash tee tackling world problems when The Ukrain'es Dmitri Manuilsky senate itself examine each of the thorities failed to make a thoroughtrees before plowing along the double as the rancher held Mrs Rugged the general assembly Itself is not solemnly warned the western pow- bilateral agreements contemplated Investigation early in 1943 when ground to a point some 300 feet Some of the most rugged terrain ink the state is described by this Dykes in the saddle ers: "You have a majority and between this government and the rumors circulated that A A F pro- away Smiles handshakes and kisses map of the area of the air crash on towering Boulder mountain meeting Before thettinsl vote the United you can pass anything you want 16 western European states in curement officers were buying up over after the reunion of father Dunton said the two were "badWednesday noon Glen A Bradley pilot and Dewey D Farmer both States called on the Soviet bloc to See Page 2 Columni See Page 12 Column 4 line for long-terof Globe Ariz- - both injured walker 10 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