Show Pass Delay Slows Gen Bradley Assigned to Role Traffic to Berlin Of Chairman of Staff Chiefs BERLIN Auf 11 AP)— Rtastan army guard cut down wet Ger man truck traffic to Berlin for eight hours early today u a mm- tarv aources reported psMgeinroufnineoov excnec- j He became the iray'i chief of WASHINGTON Auf 12 AP— Omar Nelson Bradley the "GI'i tuff yea has been selected for the in that of general" Selection nation s higneii muiiawy had been office expected yesterpermanent chairman of the joint day but President Truman said he SeJection Qf tn- - rmy chief of- waa not ready to make that anfin tni newiy created po- nouncement xM Military men genersitton was announced yesterday by ally believed General J Lawton Trlirron —— Prnrlant " It had been widely anticipated Collins vice chief of stair would the and came only one day after unipresident lgned new military 'lenlJ Trumin did "njoun fication iegUlation which created la nominating that be the post In hi new Job Bradley will not j Loui Denfeld for an additional have any command authority of two-yeterm a naval chief even a vote with the Joint chiefs Denfeld and General Hoyt Bradley of heads the army —rratinff navy and air rorce —out ne ww Vandenberg of the air force now have vast prestige make up the joint chiefs of staff During hi 34 year of military General Dwight D Eisenhower world service he ha erved in two ha been serving as temporary wars commanded the largest body pending enactment of the of trooos ever to serve under an chairman and new law Mr Truman made pubAmerican eield commander lic a letter thanking Eisenspent three years as neaa w "w hower for his services and sayveteran" administration ing he would rely upon him as a consultant in 'the future Bredley 56 was born in Clark Mo He wa graduated from West Point in 1915 and wa the first in his class to rise to brigadier gen- point at Helmatadt zonal frontier poat on the main road from the British zone to Berlin was cut down without warning to four truck an hour Eight hours later the slowdown order waa lifted and truck traffic U 8 began returning to normal muxes said more than 100 trucks were lined up in the queue during the interval A British military spokesman said the Soviet slowdown at Helm-stebegan because Russian guards didn't like the look" of passes carried by German truckers from the American zone They slowed down traffic until higher Soviet headquarters approved the que-- ! tioned passes the spokesman said ut — dt SUMMER CLEARANCI GIRLS' DRESSES 6 Mot to 1 $ 6 Yr 00 to eral 75 $ PAIR t RED OR BROWN SANDALS In World war I he rose to the temporary rank of major in the Fourteenth infantry regiment Between wars he served as assistant secretary of the general staff and later as head of the in-- j fantry school at Fort Benning Ga Two months after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor he was given command of the 82nd infantry division During World war II he was a corps commander in North Africa and Tunisia led the First army in its landing on the Normandy coast and ended theIT war S in command of the 12th army group which included more than 1300000 combat soldier He was widely known for the care and consideration he showed his troops Three months later President Truman called upon him to head the veterans' administration durdemobiliing its critical post-wD-d- ay 6-7- -8 BOYS' BOXER SHORTS Were 149 QQ ar zation period GIRLS' SUN SUITS Sizes 13 liidtiitii Back-to-Scho- tR-Uta- h) ar slow-movi- Sizes yt j 98c eeeeeeeeeeaaeeee Cottons Tub-fas- t ol — 75 550 rj BABY DEPARTMENT 2477 Washington Blvd Phone 81M 12 SYDNEY Australia Aug (UP) — Communist labor leaders got another jolt today when the Seamen' union lifted it ban on colliers carrying coal mined by sol- diers The communists were beaten ea her in their efforts to prolong d tiaa strike by a miners' vote to resume work Monday Troops had been sent into the struck mines to dig coal because of the acute shortage Troops will continue to work alongside the returning miners until a backlog of coal has been built le up i§t Continued Pg Oat) But lf Barton was wrong in his calculations the tremendous pressure might crush the lasathoseope h like an egg despite it steel walla To Be Lowered Twice For that reason it will be lowered twice with instruments and cameras before the Boston scientist goes down in it u probably tomorrow Barton and bis assistant left San Pedro this morning for the Santa Crux basin test grounds about 50 miles off the California coast near Santa Barbara They were aboard the Valero IV a floating laboratory belonging to the Allen Hancock foundation which is supporting the expert meht "People all over the world are becoming more interested in the ocean because it is realised that this will be an extremely valuable source of food supply in the future" an institute statement said "From data available at the present time it seems that the ocean is much more fertile for growing foodstuff than most farms on land "It is also realized that there are probably a many or more voil deposits as there are on the l4-inc- Bhi et Hp- for by David A Bennett president of Albert Verley it Co Chicago perfume concern for which Mara-go- n worked at the time as expediter of the firm's overseas business One of those mentioned by rumor as a recipient of a deep freeze unit was James K Vardaman Jr former presidential naval aide who SALT LAKE CITY Aug 12 (UP) now is a federal reserve board gov- mainlands" Utah today digested some critical ernor f Beeerd Hoey said that ultimately the as to why tourists zip compute Barton is a of the story of the freezers will the committee record But through the Beehive state and go into staff investigators do not spend more time in neighboring nowsaid know all the details and that Rocky Mountain states it is only fair not to air rumors Some 90 per cent of the 500 as facts Dr Steelman'f name got into the tourists in the survey lauded Utah record via document from hospitality but many took a crack hearing Hunt' file They were read by Utah at Great Salt lake or other Committee Investigator Tzaaeia D "white elephants" Flanagan The documents involved Hunt's The commissioner! of the Utah department of publi- efforts in behalf of the Deering-Millike- n research trust of Greencity and industrial development J wich Conn to get a government A Theobald made the survey after research contract a national magazine said tourists were spending less time in Utah Mountain than in other Rocky ' 'vj Theobald reported tourists criticized restaurants inj smaller Utah He said they praised communities RUBBER BOATS— eating houses in the Beehive state's ' larger ci tie Air Mattresses —AU types up f rom One letter from Ptalnf ield N J PORTLAND Me Aug 12 (AP) termed bathing in Great Salt lake A 1 and plucky stewarAtat 115 Panchos "a nasty disagreeable experience" was Pretty of a Northeast AirThe average tourist spent 12314 liner heroine crash from which 27 person Sleeping Bans— Kapok daily in the Beehive state but escaped safely last night a than little Only longer stayed Miss Patricia Donnellan 23 of Head two days the commissioner said North Quincy Mass a rookie at for '25 her Job calmly herded the pasMosquito Repellent— --US army sengers out a rear door— a scant — reee Dunga Navy style two minutes before the plane wa 'el Socks or IOO enveloped in flames on Portland municipal airport Thermos Jugg The new S400000 Convair— from tip from New York and Boston —wa a total navy SALT LAKE CITY Aug 12 (AP) loss Fuld Glasses-rSpec- ial Captain Roderick Cote 40 of Kyle Cheney 21 wa reportedhos-in Melrose Mass the pilot said the poor condition in St Mark's Sun Glasses — Aviation Type pital today suffering from ininjuries propellers of the twin engined-plan-a he received Monday1 night t Di- Jk accidentally reversed IS or army accident near his home 20 feet above the runway "and we a to started Cheney suffered a leg fracture LUGGAGE OF ALL TVPKS plop straight" down "Then our landing gear colback injury and lacerations) Pocar lice said he was struck by a lapsed and the sparks began to driven by Bertha Shields 54 fly" Travelers Jibes Ai Utah Reported Co-Hol- eye-opene- rs co-hol- now-clos- Bi Week's Ml 10000-poun- gecotd d a Room Full of Boeea e There's Yes! 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OSB be Barton is a steal sphere 57 4 inches for viewing and la diameter and large enough to mm use bottom held two men Its walls are thick- insr air nsidto th est near openings or windows to llHlSiBsfc: PPPRqers and the ball la aur-taI wun ar purifiers eliminate stress concentrations and la maintained by aejge possible cracking It was designed for a maxirojun eapth of more than 10000 feetrit was made to withstand underwater pressures which could c:uava weaker sphere in the same manner one might push in the side of a tennis ball with the thumb It is equipped with Urge wooden seven heels approximately feet in diameter and four feet wide so it can be pulled along the bottom The wheels also will act as bumpers la case the benthoscone hits rocks or other obstacles in its descent or ascent Special Cable Made To lower the benthoscope'a "1000 pounds from Us barge Barton had This a special cable made of 504 steel wires The cable was tested a load and porLine-u- p tions of it have been found to hold about 30000 pounds before Some Enchanted EventtsJ' ing That was six times the stress expected under most expenT!- entai Baby It s Cold Outside e Riders in the Sky conditions The greatest probable hazard Again Benton faces is the possibility of Wonderful Guy on or cable weakening the e You're Breaking My cutting Heart a l Don't See Me In Your Eyes Anymore Bali Ha i Four Winds and the Seven Eyes 1441 Reds Given Blow As Strike Ends rank-and-fi- ' By Freak Tiaaaalaa d SAN PEDRO Calif If Aug UP — Sciertt Otis Barton was ready today io drop 0000 feet into the dark Pacific nearly twice the the existing record to explore depths in his oentho- - h The bentheecope is a steel ball five feet acroaa designed to withstand pressure far in excess of the 27000000 pounds expected WOO feet down The contraption was equipped with wheels to roll along the ocean floor WASHINGTON Aug 12 (AP) statue of The two and a half-to- n Bngham Young first Utah territorial governor will be placed in the southwest corner of Statuary hall in the national capital Tie stone likeness of the man who led the westward trek of the Mormons 100 years ago arrived at the capitol today still fully crated A customs inspector accompanied it to Washing ton and the crate was opened for inspection by Senator Watafas At bis suggestion it will be located MiTto the statue of Ethan Allen of Vermont the Mormon leader's birthplace On Ala is statue of side the other exander Hamilton Stephens a governor of Georgia and vice president of the Confederacy Unveiling ceremonies have not yet been arranged mi - Scientist Ready to Drop 6000 Feet Into Pacific Statu of Young Ready for Place In Capitol Halls flNfsr-On- - Mp Reeeri shop" PaMMaJSH MB-Washington'- —— iA BENDIX ECONOMAT i THE AUTOMATIC WASHER EVERY FAMILY CAN PHILCO REFRIGERATOR AFFORD Down Pay Nothing Pay Just USE YOUR OLD WASHER AS DOWN PAYMENT! 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