Daily Inter Lake, The (Newspaper) - April 27, 1953, Kalispell, Montana With bin with intermittent rain through Tuesday Little cooler today 60 low tonight IS high tomorrow 55 Sun set THE DAILY INTER LAKE YEAR NO 298 MONTANA MONDAY APRIL 27 1953 5 CENTS CROP and friends of the Albert Lang family of Foys Lake gather around a crain drill Sunday after completing the seeding of some 35 acres of the Lang farm in wheat and oats Those participating in the Sunday work included Oscar Ivan Dick Jonees Ed Moon Junior Moon Melvin Harold and Jerry Oftedahl Arlo Tommy Leroy and Eddie Wells Dickie Jones and Billy Chalmers Inter Lake Staff Photo Rains Hinder Search for Chateau Boy Scout Lost in Mountains New Truce Talks Hit Deadlock new Korean armistice talks dead locked again Monday as the U N command flatly rejected a prison exchange proposal which it j said offers only return to munist rule or endless captivity for Reds who refuse to go home In their second meeting since Oct 8 both Allied and Communist sood pat on their own plans for settling the exchange 1 problem and bringing a truce in Korea Another Session Set Another session was scheduled for Tuesday The truce talks were broken off Oct 8 by the U N command it refused to force any pris HERES RECORD TO SHOOT AT STOCKHOLM Sweden tf has ended one of the worlds oldest marriages Thc husband Nils p Jons son 102 died Sunday at in South Swe His widow is Neither had ever been iii ilde their tiny home vil They were married 77 years ago on April 12 1876 the same year Gen George Cus ter was by Sitting Bulls Indian One daughter bora to the couple is still living She is now 70 Two others have died Wins Montana Speech Contest Finish Planting Frank Gonzalez manager of oner to go home against his Way Drug Store Kalispell The Reds demanded all prisoners back including some 50000 Chi nese and North Koreans who have Saturday night won the district Toastmasters speech contest at Hillings He will represent state Toast Neighbors of the Albert Lane said they go or me thc Allieg threatened clubs in zone competition CHOTEAU Mont second Scout group for a te the score spent the night then disappeared in rugged mountains near here fore resuming their search Mon day for an Boy Scout since Saturday night Success which seemed just over the for a time literally was Cashed out Sunday night Showers blotted out a trail which a blood hound had followed through these foothills of the for 12 tor miles Dressed Warmly and sheriffs officers held hope that frail thin Jerry j Monkman is still alive He was dressed warmly The weather has been warm for the freezing at night But it has been cloudy and to asthmatic condition Jerry is the son of the ter of this town of 1600 Gibson The boy went with Saturday for an over Jit camping trip He sy from their campsite at the Scout leaders hunted bv themselves about think about such a move throughout Saturday night and bovs the community called Sheriff E O Peterson for j completed the seeding of the ot Lake finished an tins oi te lang HST Arms Setup Called Fantastic show to constructively Lt Gen Planes Vain Search William K Harrison senior Allied Working with grain drills iuri delegate said its far too early Tacoma in June University speech graduate a gold cup with ute prepared talk With the Beds End POW aid More than 300 volunteers farmers oat and gan sweeping the area and private Lang who last yea Strength of 10 ant a extemporaneous discussion on spiritual nature of the Russian planes crisscrossed above it from suffered wheat Meanwhile the Panmunjom gate moved t0 freedom for sick and wounded Picked By Five Judges Allied stood closed by A bloodhound picked up a scent heart last and has the RedSt and followed It 12 miles on a to bed The Communists said Sundays worked out of the foothills shipment of 84 disabled Allied toward a swampy area before the Foys Lake neighbors and ended their delivery In showers fell Lower Tariff Stand Revised bers Lutheran seven days they turned back of the Trinity Church of which the Langs arc j 149 Americans 470 South Korean members resolved to help the men and one woman and 64 dis Langs in producing a crop their prisoners from other na year in the Flathead j turns They had promised 605 However a U N spokesman considerably more sick and returned thall the he dw not any For the past few week ends neighbors and church members would have donated their time and ma chinery to discing and of Teton Canyon joined a Politics Blamed For Iran Police Chiefs Murder TEHRAN Iran gov Monday blamed a group ot retired army officers and gov opponents for the murder qd National Police Chief Brig Gen Mahmood found in a roadside grave Sun A communique issued by Col Ashrafi military gov or of Tehran said the names the alleged slayers and those plotted thc crime would be closed later Around Keck communique said tion and those the land and putting in the Cropl ohp transfer nf rnn WASHINGTON for the equipment was at ts 500 e by the church Langs aU N spokesman tor 5100 for sure and probably with Everybody has just been wonM the next couple of days He did to us Mrs Lang said j not give a specific date or num Five of eight picked Gon zalez for place His rivals Paul A Johnson of Great Hubert W Gail of Billings and C L Swan of Hel ena The contest and presentation of district and area awards followed dinner in the Northern Hotel ballroom Former district or Jack of Butte wa toast master j Gonzales was a member of the MSU debate team in 1946 and 1947 and captain in 1940 and 1949 The team won the slate title in 1948 and represent lowering of tariffs to levels found Gave Commencement Address f NEW COAT OF Robinson reaches the high spots as Mrs Phil Bird In and Marian Bujalski work close to the floor in the new childrens room at the Carnegie City Library Members of the and their husbands worked Satur day to prepare the room for a grand opening later this Inter Lake Staff Photo Members Enlist Mates To Fix Up Childrens Library to imperil American industry Simpsons new stand seemed ly to go a Jong way toward ing a sharp open clash between aml chicke President Eisenhower and to House Republicans on the touchy yono issues of tariffs and foreign trade Hearings Set to Open The Pennsylvania congressman disclosed his position as the House Ways and Means Committee pre pared to open hearings on his j o extend the reciprocal trade act j for one year beyond June 12 j Winner of a Northwest Carnegie City Library chairman announced Also This week ks witnesses arc from groups which support high neighbors gave us seed grain berry and raspberry plants and chickens We just dont know ik them for all theyve US Sabre Jets Support Troops her eal contest and state the of brushes the slosh of be completed before the room Saturday for presentation is the At Mondays 52 minute armistice champion members of furniture and the meeting each side suggested ie commencement husbands worked to prepare hanging of drapes The drapes are the other take another careful look lress bv a student in Montana in the Childrens Library Room made by Mrs Elmer Spring 1948 granti opening later this spring of Kalispell Most of the painting of the room If there is a surplus of money at its proposal Harrison opened the meeting by telling North Korean Gen Nam II that a proposal by Nam i Sunday was unreasonable and ob I i Proposal In 1949 he gave the first Linj SEOUL 11 American tariffs The londoff iCS CW dhC was O R Strackbein m Of or a committee of i culture and labor on policy lerf the first j who want to go home importexport le Korean another month send i ing to a neutral state to be chosen Nam devoted his remarks o a Mr and Mrs Gonzalez restatement of the Billings Saturday posal 1 It calls for j two months after an armistice repatriating those pris i Contractors Elect coin Day address in the Saturday Mrs Phil after the room has been finished it will be used to purchase new bookcases for the room The job of building the bookcases will be offered to the high school shop Mrs Bird said Two new light fix ture by a student Sir and Mrs Gonzalez moved to Kalispell from Helena Sept 1 1952 Walter Ryder of Kalispell ac Unemployment Aid The issue which often stirs a fight in Congress s especially important U S Allies and some ad Tlie recently used lonly for air battle with Red MIG Communist troops and positions Twelve Sabres flown by the Blast Ammo Factory Twentyfour U S Marine Pan 18th wins made ministration leaders have been strike the Fifth Air Force ng a relaxing of tariffs and trade said It did not locale tnc to permit foreign coun rieg to seli more goods he theory of aid had led to the Eisenhower meantime ther jet blasted Of body six da s after GOP congressional leaders an at his mysterious disappearance o et up a wih tons Qf Uio heart of Tehran g foreign poli hit a weapons and stor The body was found several jcy and specifically the reciprocal iage arca at Haeju miles northeast of the capital in i trade act a shallow grave A rope was around House his neck his hands and feet were bound and his mouth was stuffed handkerchiefs Medical examiners said he had died at least four days earlier probably by strangulation April 20 Martyrs Death a relative of Premier Mohammed was said to have made a number of enemies because of his part in recent po arrests and as of a commission which named army officers tor retirement in a recent shakeup A police communique by the negotiators all refuse to go home months for making to the refusing by representatives of their homelands change their minds MISSOULA E jof Anaconda is the new president The letter lures will also be purchased with i money sie said 1 W Those participating in the paint U I orX session included Mn and Mrs I in a letter tc Mr and Mrs Phil Waiter fim M D id Mrs Hornby Marian Bujal ski and Librarian Jeane Lewis every useful step Mr j the stupidity of in reply to one Run of the Associated wrote the President April v Contractors of Montana hailed by the CIO News He was elected Saturday at as a clear outline for home those who close of thc fifth annual con v economic philosophy j tion in He succeeds Reuther on a Murchison Kalispell i Sunday night said he disagrees Other new officers are James the United Mine nt John L Lewis Todays Chuckle Thc farmer back from the coun C T ii me 1 UIC Jt F arCt f r ST vice president T President who refuse repatriation leaving H Hammond recording that and John M labor ice political conference expenses by prisoners held in a neutral stafe to be paid by their homelands y and John jof Helena treasurer Workers j ty fair with a new horse found die animal refused to eat or drink Congress should farmers eyes gleamed hope labor relations laws of the past fully By golly Ive got a bargain years iif hes a good worker Deputy Defense Chief Promises Policy Change WASHINGTON JPl Roger M Keys deputy secretary Defense said Monday the Eisenhower ad will review the whole munitions picture and weed out ligh cost arms plants to keep America strong in peace and war Fantastic Kyes called some of the planning done by the former Truman administration A speech he prepared for theU S Cham er of Commerce convention here contained the sharpest criticism o come so far from the new ad ministration of the Truman re gimes rearmament program Too Widely Diffused The No 2 man in the Defense Department Because in some instances the mobilization base is too widely dif fused there will be situations where a sufficient quantity of the item manufactured is not required to maintain a minimum economic production flow in all facilities In these cases certain ot the facilities will be forced to stop production and where necessary tor the maintenance of the base arrangements will be made for standby while in others the tools will be handled in such a manner as to assure their avail ability The general policy will be that of retaining the low cost pro ducer of desired goods as against the high cost producer Aircraft Cites But Kyes also said careful con sideration would be given to pre serving industries vital to defense which do not have full oportunity in civilian economy noting that the aircraft industry isan ex ample of this type This major policy statement by iyes presumably reflected the cur rent views of Secretary of Defense Wilson who has been in Europe Both men are former top execu Ives of General Motors In his prepared address Kyes used sharp words in talking of the program started with he beginning of the Korean War n paper targets exaggerated figures poor plan ning and inefficient execution Examples Listed He cited as examples One m0 plan resulted in require ments over and above assets on and which would cost 530 billion for hard goods alone And Most of us would question the capabilities of a years sur plus of calculating machines He declared We have been and are paying dearly for two mistaken concep tions with respect to national se curity First Unsound and unreal istic calculations of for materials equipment and sup plies on the part of the military Second A neglect of the needs of Marlin told On Eastern Front U S men after the conference that Division infantrymen hurled i is planning a message toj a the law makers dealing with Rowans cl tion of the study committee Martin said the commission would have three Senate members three House members and five others to be named by the dent attack of 150 lose to the main line on the Eastern Front The U S troops counted 2P Beds killed or wounded in the companysize attack near the on the East ern Front Kalispell Community Concert Membership Drive Set to Open f a to I Thc Kalispell Community Consoring group will assist during the I the duties Association will kick off week i M niv jvi iui ni Iir Farmer Kills Wife Self retired farm er fatally shot his wife then killed iwar on bugs not much himself in an early morning shoota Congress Studies Spruce Beetles By JOHN KAMPS WASHINGTON if Congress is showing that it may 10 million dollars for than permit removal of Umber from the i Another hot spot in thc bug bat infested area Chemicals Not Feasible itJe is a Douglas fir area in West ern Oregon Washington and Southwestern ing in Sunday Coroner Bod said 57 y dissenting vote the House of Representatives last Trees in the tall timber Cliff said the try are so high he said that it gon situation is not as critical as would not be feasible to use chem on thc beetles so thc attack a minimum military time of peace pasture In the problem cause the Douglas fir beetles are yearold Prank E fired week approved and sent to the two shots into his wife Mildred Senate a 5 mil Hallstead as she ran across the front yard of their home A daughter sleeping in the Hallstead home Wis un aware of the shooting until awak ened by neighbors The military governor named only me of those allegedly annual duespaying campaign New people in he community night at a meeting at the j as well as hose who have not been Temple Tea Room beginning ati members in he past from area siblo for He vith Jerry jure urged to secure their member was Hossem i ships early in thc week it was charged as invited just before he dropped from sight The communique said the plot look him by rar to a cave In the Toloe Moun northeast of Tehran tortured Mm by Jabbing him In the chest ith a knife and finally strangled iim with a rope and A large crew of workers under Talent selections will be made he direction of Campaign Chair seek renewals of old ships and the sale of new ones Headquarters will be In the Mon tana Hotel Building Mrs Margaret Blackburn who is sent In at the expense of Columbia Concerts Incorporated the spon the final three nuclear tests of Forest Service that money spring series to be Immedi talent available Mrs V L Is serving as Montgomery campaign see Mrs F E Wilson assistant cam director Final Atomic Tests Of Series Readied LAS VEGAS Key Beers are preparing Monday lion dollars for the Federal Forest Service battle against beetles which are mowing down timber in Montana and Idaho Needed Immediately Senate appropriations commit tee members also turned appar ears to the Agri must largely of destroyers compared with out fallen trees and some standing trees Chemical sprays proved effec tive in fighting similar beetles in a Colorado epidemic area But Cliff said hey cant be used ef in thc area because thc beetles arc lodg ed too high to be reached from salvaging their spruce hark cousins 500 Miles of Roads The 10 million requested for the project would fi nance construction of about 500 miles of main line logging roads in an area covered by 470 million feet of timber which should be re views Summed Up He summed up his views on a mobilization base this way When choosing an organization large or small to comprise the mobilization base Kyes said there are six criteria 1 it must have he management and technical required 2 it must lave adequate capacity 3 it most have enough capital so as not to be fully dependent on federal aid 41 manpower must be available 5 generally no facility should fall below requirements for a min economic unit 6 it should not be given more defense busi ness than it can handle efficiently to three or four times its civilian dollar volume Effective Bast An effective base for indus hc ground and airplane as soon as possible mobilization ic as is not accurate enough as a minimum stockpile of ma Bossing firms arc expected We must maintain a an Arlisk Committee at the if the campaign The larger in the association the greater choice and degree of the firing of the first live to avoid tremendous loss of culture Departments request for another 5 million durins the build another 250 miles of between to lowers Some commercially immediately required if war ucbi The Agriculture Department aland the lead times necessary to beginning July 1 Thc senators were told by Ed ward P Cliff assistant chief of artillery shells The next test will be Saturday dinner chairman Mrs Arthur to be followed by detonations May 7 and 21 Observers expect two atomic cannon to be tested on the last date area on both sides of the border Cliff said thc 10 million would million dollars in thc Mon be used to build access roads to valuable standing timber will be sold Stakes AK High Cliff and other forestry officials timber o the Englemann told the committee the stakes are spruce bark beetles In a large high They estimate beetles ulli could kill 1214 billion board feet of valued at o is requesting under produce in quantity weapons ol tho heading Forest Pest Control Act Some of this would finance use of chemicals in the Engle proven design from existing or readily available capacity progress with te spett to new and equip mann spruce beetle Douglas fir ment makes this a desirable policy beetle spruce budworm Western rather than risk the stockpiling M pine beetle Dlack Hills beetle end items which deteriorate Mountain pine beetle and other quickly become outmoded
