Show Temperatures for the The Weathefe VTVH half clouit —-W- partly coming 34-ho-ur a m today:) WLWLl' W cloudy Saturday East half now today and tonight improving slowly Saturday After mob temperatures 45 to 55 Lew mvAn 7T vrlniist 4 J Seventy-eight- h j nnrihuit nnriirm r Year— No : The United The A—orteten1 Preee 7f idled across other walkouts involving 5i000 workers were threatened — 1' The biggest strike was in New 4 York City where nearly 36000 emnlbvies State Assigns $500000 for 54-Mil- e —s Route SALT LAKE CITY April 1 (AP)— The Utah state) road commission has approved a $4740000 primary anfl secI p the : ' Mediation attempts had taxieab drivers and maintenance failed with the biggest obstacle effective date men left their jobs in support-- of a dispute over theweek for New for the a demand for union recognition York workers The strikers are members of Uohn Another strike was threatened L Lewis' hew Taxi Drivers' vmion the Order of Railway Conducby strike In another New York tors against the Northwestern rail7000 C I O Brewery Workers About 1500 conductors have struck the eityV 14 major brew road to strike over grievances eries when the union s contract ex voted for a no but is union The demanding walkout date has been set pired added arid safety job security Union painters were off their measures m a new contract jobs in Salt Lake City apparently C I O Radio Operators for they World Airways struck in observing the April 1 deadline walkout if contractors a dispute over !a union demand set for toa meet a demand for a that a radio operator be added to failedboost Francisco-Honolul- u pay Sari vcrew of the Colorado members of the A F L Seventy-si- x The program — which will be fiwalked out tonanced to the extent of $3)000000 operators membfr of the Trans- ironworkers union The? kremlin announced that it construclarge-scaNew idling in day port Workers union struck al note yesterday to the united sent state that by federal matching fundjs-i-wition through projects said that the Statesl Na see construction or Improvement York The company union's Britain France Belgium the for ' alkout iorcea cancellation ox 24 Spokesmen of 172 miles of state and federal with headquarters in Denver Holland Luxembourg and Canada me flights was inJ protest of highways is clearly iaiea said the strike Nearly 222W worxers were protesting that the treaty D H Whittenburg commission termed "stalling" by aimed inwhat and the Union they rubber Soviet and auto at the Detroit in the isystem chairman said the primary contractors xm eastern ot of strikes democracies as result the dustries 12 peoples cdnsjruction program includes walkout affected ally build- rone The dislabor caused and secby layoffs The steel projects to cost $2790000includes 21 putes that the treaty The! note However 14000- workers ing jobs inhe state involving the projects violates the charged ondary road program construction Amdng to United Nations charwork to were ordered report recommended by all ' govthe were projects ter the Potsdam and Yalta agree hit by the strike They will Monday conntv rnmmisionir n and uniofi ernment's Big Thompson water di- ment and thi At Boise Idaho 1200struck cost $1990000 the Park at and nonversion in jbbs friendship Most of the proieets alwfdy are bUilding trades workers plant and pen- asprfssinn treaties demand for a 25 cents an hour pay Estes Park power designed and ready for bids constock work and in the Denver The North Atlantic pact is de tied strike The up increase n ates which ao area the veterans hospital Arap- signed! to d suburbs and In toy W McLeeseroad roinmis-afothe struction city Service not agree to obey the dictate of the Public of the ahoe eklet eugteeer said the most national plant the At Washington m the 1950 Denver valley highway grouping of powexpensive projectinstruction mediation board suggested arbi- Co- - the new build- ers that lay claim to world dominaPost and Denver m fa a the and off to head an effort tration in rograni ' 'T y tion" the note said 'widening ef U 8 99 from Uintah strike by 45000 Railway Express ing at the muth of Weber canyon In No Way Threatens' to be into Ogoen The 54 mile $500-00"Oni cannot bat see the ground cost of a at reconstructed motives lessness of the Vill result in two- 13rfoot of the North Atlantic pact because which will straightpayed lanes it is known to all that the Soviet en the curves an the dugway Union does not intend to attack north of the Union Pacirhs railthe month of anyone and in no way threatens the road underpass at ' United States Britain France or the canyon the other parties to tne treaty McLeese said ho projects were the Press "Among the participants ofcounUnited Salt By S: 91 U between for induded Atlantic treaty are also North it bedause JbtlMi (Pity and Ogden expect to Nature played the biggest April Pol's prank today tries whose governments of y prois not expected richer at the areas expense benefit eastern and midwest at attack will a final wintry curement and highway desijgn to this treaty and make vahurling parties contime-tlet be completed in A rious plans with regard to obtainhoping for spring tracts for work this summer ing new credits ands other material state York New Pennsylof ' advantages" Light snow fell over much Primary Projects The Soviet note charged that the as the leading edge of a vast storm Atlantic Among the primary road projects vania and West Virginia powers were carrying out areas are: Atlantic coast and New England the into moved extensive area military measures Sace Creek junction to: Lake no in "can way be justified by the Some snow also was reported tsmn summit on Utah 3 66 miles of interests edge along the storm's trailing northTwo-A- ) It said these measures included (ContlntMO on Pre-Conferenacross southern Wisconsin ce armed forces stock(Column Till eat increasing the ern Illinois and central Michigan 'atom bombs building a netpiling 6f Those areas which escaped tne air and naval bases work snow were peltedi by rain the war-tim-e comblnedrlf Tne storm Kicked up- a ronuwo staff in Washington the that whirled craz and estaonsning a wesicru uuu A Uniontown Pa- - area It injured military staff at Fontainebleau nne man si ghtly and wrecked sev France course shifted it eral buildings as Only Rnssia Excluded repeatedly t was the fourth tornado set on "Of the great powers" the So 1 over SALT LAKE CITY April (AP) viet by the storm since it formed said "only tne soviet Oklahoma three days- ago The —Preliminaries to the 118th gen Unionnote is excluded among tne parearlier twisters in Oklahoma Kan eral conference of the Latter-da- y which can be sas and Illinois killed tnree per- saints (Mormon) church began to ties to this treaty the fact that this by only A soon as the district office of sons and hurt almost a score of day with meetings of the Primary explained treaty is directed against the Soothers the U S Dublic roads adrmmstr viet Union association tion approves plans and specifica- Phone Lines Broken of today's events was "The f4ct that the North Atlantic Highlights for tions for the Ogden to Uintah juncis directed against the U S g a ceremony treaty Northwestern Bell Telephone thp nronosed chil tion highway widening and as well as against countries S R Primary snows reported that heavylines in dren's hospital at 11th avenue and with a people's democracy is defproject bids are expected company had broken long distance official also out City 500 D td ie invited by the Salt Lake street by pointed initely towns 50 in places isolating office of the state ' road commis-aio- Nebraska The nresident of the church representatives of the ' United South Dakota and MinAlbert Smith was invited States Britain and France" Five hundred farms were George Carl M Fonnesbeck district en- nesota The note flatly rejected western turn the am shoveirut ox earw isolated He returned Wednesday from Los arguments that the Atlantic treaty gineer of the state road commisofficials railroad and Highway extra crews to clear Anceles where he has been re- - is eomnai the series Of sion said a final field inspection ordered out s mutual assistance n an illness and of the ' five and rn strip Covfriendship y and pavements A eeneral meeting for Primary pacts concluded by Russia and eastwas conducted Thursday and plans ered drifts p to six feet deep association forwarded for review of the PRA Good byprogress stake board members ern European countries and was reported 'X" f office here! All these treaties the note said mission and representatives was almost to be was expected "It thins an the wav we ex traffic with are directed solely against any reheld Spencer this morning by nightfall me a newal! will ask normal of German aggression They W Kimball in jpect" he said "the state were killed wife A man ot be internreted as aimed "in for bids within about 45 days after a' collision and cil of twelve apostles as the speak the blinding during anv deeree" against the United final approval of plans' snowfall in Minnesota and a New- - er France it said He said the federal-ai- d program ry Minn fanner was killed when The Primary sessions ' will con States Bri v one of several approved by the his tractor nit a son snouioer ana tinue tomorrow By contrast the Soviet note said Mission presidents and that the Atlantic treaty "absolutely ig tatf road commission Thursday overturned under its 1950 fiscal program of began their conference nores the possibility of a repetition bodies of Paul and Adam wives The nrimarv and secondary? roads Dohman 66 and 68 years old re- schedule last night with a meet- - of Gefman aggression not' having would entail an estimated expendi- spectively were found in a field consequently as its aim prevention mbers They also of new German aggression ture of $500000—largest! single near their ranch in the Atkinson today with of Multilateral Treaty highway improvement for the state Neb area and neighbors said they met at a luncheon Mutual of new the ficials iiscai Improvement the over to period were believed have died of during association "And inasmuch as of the great I storm in the and exertion exposure This Summer May Start which comprised the anti The general conference sessions pow in that area after leaving home to Actual construction is exsected care for newly-bor- n open Sunday and will continue Hitli ite coalition only tne u s calves not b narty to this treaty A wel S R to start this summer Monday and Wednesday rth Atlantic treaty must be the fare meeting is sched The reconstruction and widening Three Die in Air Crash directed against one conference of the Des- - rega led as will be along Washington boule In California rough weather vard from the city's south limits was blamed for the crash of a light eret Sunday school union will be of t h chief allies of the United rwo-A- i south and east to plane in which- three persons died Sunday at seven pm in tne taber at Thirty-sixt- h connect with the umtan junction One of the dead was Dr Robert nacle a fre m j t mtan Thompson Beverly Hills j a ppirit be fluent escort of Judy Canova movie to From Thirty-sixt- h yond Washington Terrace housing and radio actress Miss Canova said the road will be btiilt to she originally had planned to acproject four-lan- e width From there a su- -' company Thompson on the air trip stretch similar to the but was forced to cancel tier plans per new sections of the Mountain road Western cattle ranchers sent their will follow the present roan to a cowboys out to search for calves point near ' where the road turns too weak to feed from their motheast to connect w ith Harrison boule- ers The storm struck at the height that would take more Ala BIRMINGHAM April 14a process vard extension Thence the road of the salving season — Senator Glen Taylor a year than (UP) (D But wheat ranchers in Kansas will take a new course south and r de!:: U':nr Tn — Jy today faced the possibility east to the top of the Uintah dug and Colorado said the increased- Idaho) Alabama the 180 an hour labor at hard of liberating days spending way A ravine immediately west moisture would benefit their win- in the storied Birmingham jail of the top of the dugway will be ter wheat just beginning to gercuting attorneys who said Taylor filled ana the new link will run minate after lying dormant under vice acted "like a rowdy instead oi presidential party gressive snows aeross it straight into the dug-- 1 the winter drew the jail sentence senator Rivers were rising in Iowa The candidate swill folway From there the road a $50 fine last night when a The prosecution throughout the low a nearly straight course into Big Sioux was three feet over flood and court jury in an appeal day trial treated the case as stage at Akron and the Des Moines circuit the two underpasses to loin the was a common brawL him g trial found flood at level climbing toward Uintah junction which connects The defense last here conduct sought May repeatedly uto ly Wabash The White Ottumwa and with the 'Mountain road : out of a scrap makrivers flooded some highways in The charges grew ISSUC but Judge George Indiana and some danger was re- between Taylor a hi-- fm- -i Grading Planned L Batles just as repeatedly overwho barred uf police Elk horn the river in along Grading: will be done betweetf ported the attempts and Jhe Heart in North ing a door marked for Negroes at ruled i the underpasses to improve vis- Nebraska He ti all a Negro! youth conference when Dakota not to was to speak record racial ibility Fonnesbeck said male seg he jury ' "It is hoped the appropriation as an issue in the case "very pleased regation Taylor said he was will be sufficient to enable the state as he ' The verdict $200 arpca: in r" the with posted to improve some sections of Har-- s :: bv Taylor's conviction fin recorder's o" appe3 risen Oxulevard also" he added plane' to return to his senate duties court nearly a year ago Then he Commenting on the projgriim E drew the same fine and a suspendashington a J Fjeldstea secretary-many ger of He announced an immediate ap- ed jail sentence the Ogden jchamber of commerce Last night's sentence was not sussaid he would take the and peal CHICAGO April 1 (AP)— The ease all the way to the U S ssM his organization alooig with pended If Taylor ever serves the 7 many others had importuned the Swoose famous court if necessary in an ef- time it will be in Southside jail state for many years to widen and flying Fortress which saw action' fort to have Birmingham's racial tke eajs tnade famous in the ballad J as The Birmingham Jail day straighten the Uintah junction to from Pearl Harbor to a" Ogden section swooped to its last landing yester2j!4 labor' The chamber had also worked day on a rockpile kitchen poII will be a long time before Tay- weekiHg with Rich county officials to in The Swoose with her original lor serves the jail term if ever lice milking cows paving streets crew of five aboard was flown to The case goes next to the Alabama duce the state to pave a: itgat the city garage or in a road between Sage Creek and Douglas airport to take its place court of appeals probably in the er term Front there it Laketown a 6165000 improvement In the Chicago branch of the Whites and Nexroeaiiw which aJLo is on the state's fiscal Smithsonian institution's national could go to the state supreme court ed at toe jail a concrete structure air museum and then to the U S supreme court surrounded by a huge wire fence If - '''11' Anglo-RCfssia- n an Anglo-Americ- I Nature Blamed for Biggest April Fool's Prank of Day 0 anti-Sovi- et righ-of-wa- seit-aeien- se Pi-a- e JWI-servi- Work May Start This Summer ng Schedule Lists - Many Highway Pro i around-breakin- recon-structi- on 70-be- d et four-tenth- rights-of-wa- Semi-annu- al - Idaho Senator Posts Bond Gets Ready to Push Appeal two-lane -- '!'' - - r 5 : 'Swoose' Takes Place in Museum v-- Cj-n- : 180-da- sur-pre- war-scarre- B-1- d V-- me all-whi- te 3 fU M 34 West YeUit FINAL EDITION break-soinethi- le Franco-Russia- 3t T$ SECTIONS 34 PAGES- -3 If Alt April 1 (APV—Wiiistwt Churcliui said last night that Europe would have beeti 'commtmiijlrt :and London bombarded but for the Mom bomb irt tbjhahda :r of the United States The British war leader said thai the bomb srjved as a "deterrent" He added that "war! is ot inevitable! "If we persevere steadfastly together arid ajllow m in any form' he appeasement of tyranny and vjrorjg-doin- g declared "it may not b our rierve er the atructutji :ef our else Will break civilization which wUl i j ( and peace may yet be preserved' ll Es-te- s 6 S4 43 N BOSTON MOSCOW April (UP)— Russia blasted the Atlantic treaty today as "aggressive and assured the world that the Soviet Union neither threatens nor intends to at tack any nation -- strato-cruisers 41 WjPottlMlll S3 StjReno U M Springs 38 SSjSalt Lake I San Antonio 48 40 San Fran 48 35 St George 63 49 St Louie 83 6B Seattle 36 33 Sheridan 44 0 Waahlngton War Not Inevitable Says British ' Wartime Prime Minister '13 Men In Kremlin' Accused of Scheming Boston's Distinguished Guest Soviets Claim Treaty Ignores U If Agreement - Pan-Americ- an ondary road program f 1950 fiscal year j NBA Service AP Service 1949 I : 40-ho- ur 66-mi- le ' 58 : U S Atomic Bomb Holds Russ in Check Churchill By L'nited and APRIL UTAH FRIDAY EVENING Russian Note Assails Aim Press Strikes Of New Pact layoffs resulting from labor disputes the nation today In addition tnree 66500 workers ' ' OGDEN CITY Strikes Across US Idle 66500 Workers Duoway Job Tops Road Plans in '50 r 1 2mf ' 4 v Max Mm jpfjtoatos M lijniUinix be- Btiv- - I 1' n Tr ln ng Churchill spoke beCoto nearly persons at a convocation of Msssachusetts InH— stitute ot Technoi 4 Gardea! I The speech was carried by radio and television to one of the largest ' spaefcesv' audiertces ever to hear Churchill rolled out in sonorous tones a blunt atcusatinn 'hat 'thiraim teen men in too luteealin ing at the rule of the world' tMW elJ?preservatlon' astte roetef their "sinister and malignant JWl WASHINGTON April 1 (API-Brit- ain's icy ' a tnc-- e Repeating the phra' budget surplus and her thirteen men in the Kremlin loan to Russia came in for heated Churchill said theltttf'mlssionaries' discussion today in the senate's de-- 1 are in every country as a fifth column awaiting the day when bate on continuing the absolute mas-pltQ ho marsnaiiy f their fellow fu:trvnien and tors Senator Edwin C Johnson B- - pay off old scores Colo) said the prospect is that the Largest Amy In World United States government will The largest army in the snend more than its income He said "is in the rhrhni said this country "is proposing Jo h tntnulof govemment take money out of a deficit" to imperialist expansion as no czar a has which budget help England or Kaiser nan ever buuh Winston Churchill Britain's wartime prime minister dexterously surplus Qhurchill said that the western and world doffs his hat and puffs bis cigar at the same time as1a he walks through Robertson Senators was "now confronted vrtm" as Taft over clashed major speech South station after arrival in Boston Mass for hotly convocasomething quite as wicked bwt m of Rus Institute of to Technology's loan a Massachusetts S36000000 Britain part Br Karl T some ways more formidable 'than and its sia for Of tion Compton (left) former M 1 T president purchase t tlir:C present chairman and Bernard Baruch financier and presidential English goods former prime The advisor (right) and Churchill's host in this countey accompany the minister of Britain said that' Me Night Session noted statesman "Is time on our side"-- was fuegtiod deRobertson opened the day's that can a question bate after Senator Lucas of Illinois swelred within strict limits"happi the Democratic leader had warned "We certainly not an unthe senate will be held in session limited have before a period ofDCtime tnnieht — and nrobablv tomOKXW — SOttotment achieved ' ho Should to final an effort in get approValef m?2 the $5580000000 new European re added "The UtmOst vigilance should be covery authorization but I do not think my-- s Johnson asked' Robertson if he practiced if that violent or precipitate acis Britain hadn't read that ending WASHINGTON Apr i i 1 (AP)— The Hoover commission! fto should be taken now tbaancial year with a budget sur- tion Churchill repeatedly asserted that equivalent to $3324000000 we have no hostility to the iPtM today asked congress to put the government out of the plus th-the senator the "Can say business and eliminate 30 federal agencies United States is going to have a sian people" adding: from Russia money-lendin- g We seek ' l X ' surplus this year? Johnson de latlnoed willnothing and fair play! by merger or liquidation t tne senator Loesn agree this bill in are The group's report on "federal business enterprises'l manded we what that doing Balls Marshall Plan out of j is proposing to take money one on that subject— He hailed the Marshall plan ta Was so Snarleji by dissenting opinions a deficit to help finance England's "new unity in western Kurope and which hadj trade?- norecdmmendation offer could poWerlUt iL public the Atlantic pact as demonstrating 1 don't beiievehe United King: i J mainritv -sunnort in our net ri dom has in reality the kind of sur- a "tremendous change the f ut ure toward ldok and mm policy about" DUl a lUMUltl mm mai is senator ta& the talking plus of the world" the that Robertson reconstruction finance corporation! replied: adding "Three years ago" ChuitMn SOureeXof federal credit nj British may be long in pounds but the big said "I spoke at Fulton Mo under dollars in WASHINGTON April 1 (AP) war and depression be reorganize are short toe auspices of President Truman The house Voted 162 to 14 to- into a mere guarantor of private Opposes Taft Cut "Many people here and in my ' Own country were startled and an he said opposes Robertson day to repeal toe federal taxes bank loans j and Senator even shocked by what I said a on oleomargarine and favoritism" and amendment by Taft "Waste id "But events have vindicated 10 per cent cut to Russell warnThe action is subject to a pos- "even corruption' are invited when off the much detail in fulfilled outcash the authorization for sible roll call vote later that the government makes direct loaiu lay in toe recovery program ings which I deemed it my duty at that time" result could bring a different Johnson broueht up the issue of to give Fulton to firms and individuals Nht the in March ISfjjp (At to1 Britain S36000000 a loan by bill a for was vote by housing farm and industrial fields The Churchill lamented the lowering to Russia English surplies purchase across Kurope that kills said the members led by Chairman Robertson Sep Foage replied that this involved of an "iron curtain" x toe tax on oleomargarine but Herbert Hoover a loan of pound sterling not aot- - assailed Soviet Russian expansion and called for the fraternal assttoto — anck Sharp disagreement on thisfederal' requires that each serving of the tion of the British cbmmonwesjfli senator met of senate tne Before curtailment of nations and the United stateproduct in a public eating place on proposed — was led by Secyf complained activities nnally power most be triangular in shape and of State Acheson vice chairman that Republicans are using filibus "Today" Churchill said 'there is a very different climate of op n identified as oleomargarine The result was a report marked ter tactics to delay a vote F Ion last The measure would not dis- by basic policy conflicts the "No one could however have t on gov-series of an turb toe laws of 18 states that ernment reform drafted by the 12- brought about these theimmense fniteI Changes in the feeling of now prohibit toe sale of yellow member commission and Britain Kurope 'j&reat ptotts headed by the former Republican oleomargarine but for the astounding policy of 4 Foage's bUl was accepted as a president Soviet government the substitute for one by Represen- Rent Control Plan f Fear riendship They and tatives Granger There was agreement that rent ask: Why have well "We may 1 control now managed by the hiftojf August H Andresen C KY F: A N i'' fAP) — they deliberately acted for three should be toe tax brought of two the would have expediter ing A plan for merging repealed that long years so as to unite the free the government's cmltem nation s lareest railroad unions was world but at the same time w ould have under against them' load should as agency I offer you my own answer to ready today for a membership L outlawed toe interstate trans- housing of "G bill the under guarantees mffWKftdum this strange conundrum portation and sale of yenow oleorights" now handled by the veterthe Brotherhood are unions The "ft is because they fear to ans association margarine the friendship of the west more than and of Locomotive Engineers The Peage bill contains ne reMfccause of its hopeless deautocsf Pire-me- n its hostility strictions on interstate sale of on public power the group wound Brotherhood of Locomotive Joint eqm- and Enginemen "They cannot afford to allow recommend-it-m-- i no formal oleomargarine up making toe tWo free and friendly intercourse' to renresentiHS: mittees it Instead that dn topic and approved the merge grow up between toe vast areas SALT LAKE CITY April 1 into factions each of wmch signed nlan vesterdav they control and the civilization of osmRumors circulated In the capital split wrote Ito power "sugmemwest the is If it Lee by approved Bracken Gov J 4 today that ikSI bers each brotherhood will hold the"The gestions" Russian people must not see board fair bloc five led the state of a has Hoover heading ' on outside and the ratificawhat for goes convention a special to resign that the government end iti tion and election of delegates to world must not see what goes on urged Bat reporters couldn't pin the hydroelectric operations at the) convennside the Soviet domain" dams instead of putting up trans- meet in a constitutional ilmy SdewB Churchill said that because of the tion itn ex-lines Adamson W mission and distribution kremlin has brotherhood policies relations between firemen's The he said which sometimes "duplicate'' priv- 110000 members in the United Soviet Russia retary to the governor and the rest of the tohadn't heard of ate and municipal lines j "without The were'' world' precedent to Alaska and Canada States of And the five: members added that J A Theobald chairman dein 80000 members history" claim dam engineers the publicity and industrial "Measures and conn States and Canada said: government commission should give priority to water sup- theTheUnited velopment been taken oa'aBtWjOjBSasjao have known be would new union mplated "Why it's btw ply irrigation flood control and of Locomotive which in any previous period could hat there's nothing official on it navigation In that order with as the Brotherhood only have meant armed conflict" Engineers and Firemen yet We're having a meeting on power bringing op the rear he added it tonight" IfJwTheia'd the Uniteda Nato Issues Congress up David H Thomas president key tions organization "remains fair beard said of toe Acheson and two other members deliverance" of -to a not to issues want "are such tog that don't say I reported j Rent and Distracted' about to" for us to decide but for the conalso protested against gress" They But he said the U N "has oo sending to congress an accompany far been rent and distracted by the NANKING ApM 1 (AP)— The aftslenism of Soviet Ru ing subcommittee report which delegovernment's peace schism which fundamental they charged "adopts the line of Chinese landed the by in red Peiping this has the private utilities" gation between communism opened Separately Former Secy of Def sftf rnooflucommunists and the rest of mankind The immediately fense James Forrestal said the he "But we must net despair on w the a as ban its publication jur clamped outrunning WASHINGTON April 1 (UP)— commission activithe news concerning "We must persevere and if the President Truman today named the isdiction He felt also that the gov- of allof the nationalist negotiators gulf continues to Widen we must members of an emergency board to ernment should keep its lending ties wei j Peiping new pa make ure that the eauee of freepower in still den even to mention the arrival dom is defended by all toe Sen Aiken The Southern Pacific railroad declared it of the government delegation of combined board members are H H Schwartz another statement indication the com- and superior science forethought : Robert O Wj-"absolutely essential" that public There was noconsent attorney to s joint isA lies the best hope of avert-Portland Ore and transmission lines be built to dif munists will Boyd attorney ' on toe of Kim- - tribute government power wiaety suance of communiques Daniel T president of negotiations CO Santa Fe N M at "the lowest possible cost" — o J - i p j mid-centu- 140QQ Britain Budget Surplus Stirs Senatorial Ire ry J'k : bht an i (D-V- a) (R-Ohi- o) mid-centu- ry non-milita- -- gv ry ' i ! Report Advises Uncle Sam To Quit Lending Business j t ' f ? -- — i j bulletins 1 (D-G- a) (D-Tex- (D-Tex- ' (D-Cta- Big Rail Unions Vote on Merger h) (R-Mit- tn) -- -- i R:i--a- i - ' ! - - multi-purpos- e? 1 Peace Delegation Reaches Peiping n 11 ' ' Probers Chosen f For Rail Inquiry -- (R-V- D re-tour-ess ' |