Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 7

i MVMsni Wheat Planting Is Agreed Upon WASHINGTON If) a House conferees MOB- OB a crop (or 1M4. This comyroBuc wn cloM to the Senate bill which kid set a (1 million limit. hud voted for The confereet rwatd tatir work 01 measure becauw there it a deadline of Tuwdar mtdiifht to meawre to President El- senhower. Csairaaa (R-Vt) tk. tmtf to the coBproBiM bill tkronfk Senate Monday night but it re fetus to (fife, WALBKNBL'KU if Eawlff Tony Velarde sail Moaday a Imt which escaped Apacke City Ust Friday.

Velarde and a party of five combed the countryside in vain. It was believed Uoa may have its way into near-b) hills makini discovery almost impoe- are currently not too worried about the fugitive Uoa. It is only t-aionths old. Navy Transport Barrett Hnds Some Bodies from Plane Carrying For Possible Living Made of lonlml Sentenced HONOLULU A Navy tram port Moaday began picking up Nonetheless, an operations officer of the Navy'i Hawaiian Sea QKQ1T urgm yn AIMS wy i ----n the debris-strewn Pacific Frontier directing some 10 ships and 20 or more planes in the until Tuesday without act- Ins on the House und Senate will complete action Tuesday. The 62 million acre quota would a 20 DOT cent reduction compared with the 71 billion acres planted this year.

But It would be well above the IS million acre limit whisk would lie required under present law if the Soviet tin farmers voted next month to put are threefold: the quotas. The increase In the minimum national allotment Is designed to slon of 1 make' the quotas more acceptable Nations, to wheat growers. A two-thirds vote of is accessary to carry the referendum they will take on the tinTM. Some members of Congress and Agriculture officials have been fearful the quotas would means a 30 per cent cut from the 1953 acreage. If quotas are rejected, the price of wheat will take a sharp drop because government price supports will fall to 50 per cent ot parity, or 41.23 a bushel, from the present 0 per cent, or J2.21 bushel.

Many GOP farm belt senators their part; would 1954 elections If such a price decline took place. Secretary of Agriculture Benson must proclaim the quotas by Wednesday. That is why Congress Is trying to rush the bill to President Eisenhower Tuesday. The referendum on quotas is necessary by a record sup ply ot wheat which Is In proipect for the end of this year. The turned down one Agriculture recom mendation by voting to wheat quota exemptions the sam as In the present law, As It li now, growers who plan less than 18 acres or harvest les than 200 bushels are exempt from the quotas and the.

referendum. The House would have almos doubled these limits, fixing them at 25 acres and 400 bushels, Th Senate voted for the ex emptlons and too Kremlin Denies Any Change in Foreign Polky VIENNA (JB-- Cominform indicated Monday the Kremlin's policy Is unchanged by the fall of Lavrenty Beria and that the Soviet Union's Immediate alms bodiee --------850 miles east of Wake where Transoceaa Alrlinee four-engined plane plunged into the octan Sat- irday night with 58 aboard. Signs multiplied that all 58 probably had perished. The tranaport Barrett's crew began pulling bodiee out of the sea at a point where it had found four of the plane's five rafts-- the only means of survival for aboard shoes A unifjed Germany, American withdrawal from Japan and admli lion of Red China to the United ations. The Cominform Is the Commu nist Information bureau.

The latest Ul-fated DC-4B. Saltcaaea and women's floated about the ship. Issue of Iti weekly policy publication to reach Vienna Instructed world Communist parties to launch an all-eut propaganda campaign to convince people of "the consistent peace policy of the Soviet government." Western diplomats here said the editorial appeared to have been written after Berla's arrest in Moscow, and probably had Kremlin approval. They regarded this as onflrmatlon of other developments they believe show that Rui- ia's "peace offensive" 's still on. The Cominform journal told ommenlsts to press for the orlcally Important" prosram of he Communist-run World Peace Council--the main propaganda In- trument of the Kremlin's "peace" policy.

Although hopes were slender, the Hawaiian Sea Frontier ordered planes to switch their xearch to the area west of the Barrett's position. "Barrett Is picking up bodies," crackled the terse radio message which brought the first confirmation of death among the 5n passengers and eight crewmen flying from Guam to Oakland, Calif. Barrett began unfolding the tragedy at darkness fell Sunday. It came upon an inflated rsft, floating seat cushions--and 30 to 40 gasoline aud oil slicks. Monday, the Barrett found a sec tearch t-aid at mid-morning Mon day "We have hopes Mere are still survivors out there." He pointed out the remoteness of the area and the difficulty of combing every mile.

A Japanese fishing boat was in the area where the Barrett found the life rafts but Its crew reported having seen neither crash nor survivors. The Hawaiian Sea Frontier appealed to the Japanese govern-. ment to alert its fishing fleet throughout the area to look for possible survivors. First commercial airliner to be lost over this part of the Pacific since World War II, the big plane FORT COLLINS DUtritt William Duct Monday; UDUiiced V. McKae.

Si. I of convicted ot to 40 ia the state penitentiary. I Judge Duck denied a motion i a new trial. A jury convicted McKae June of aggravated robbery of the Loveland store: March M. More than $6 UW) was; taken in the robbery.

i McRae was sentenced a day; after officers said be the escape of another prisoner from the Larimer County jail. They said he used a hacksaw blade to cut the bars ot a bull pen from which Woodrow C. Nolan. 3' Fort Collins escaped night. Nolan was picked up July for Investigation of parole xiolatlon.

McRae is scheduled to be taken to the Canon City prison Tuesday. To be effective a tourniquet must be applied where it will cut off the entire circulation to the arm or leg. This means no lower than one handbreath from the armpit or from the Afield. Thornton lo Ask $500,000 tad for Emergency Uses July UKEEUY TmiBfNB flfi Wagon Wheel Dam Plan 1 i i i Board at AlasMaa Placed before Board 33. of Supay OKNVKR An increase in the governor's Kuad from loO.OOi) lo W.OOV will be asked by GOT.

Tkornton neit January. He disclosed the decision Monday. If the fund this year bkd been halt-a-mlUhm dollari, he told newsmen, Colorado would not be facins a new irassbupyer invaaion ill drought areas next year He laid next yen's inieslation is expected to develop from t-giss laid: by 'hoppers undeitroyed this yean because of a lack of Thornton laid be would be will-1 ing to surrender exclusive ol the fund if the Legislature will! enlarge it. Ha said he T.ould be willing to have the Legislature'! joint subcommittee on appropriations approve all expenditures from "I hope to see some method whereby we can handle state emergencies without having to call the Lejlslature Into session in the middle of the year." the governor added. ma'er flood and the Senate position.

The House version would ha' eliminated sn additional 276,01 growers from quotaa aid the re erendum. Even under the preaen law, 51.6 per cent of the nation 2,100,000 wheat raisers are exempt But these 51.6 per cent plant only 1.5 per cent of the wheat acreage. The hill will postpone the date for the referendum to Aug. It. tinder present law it muit be by July 25.

Celebration ol North Poudre Canal July In Memory of E. W. JOHNSON ORIGINAL OWNER OF THIS BUSINESS BUCKMAN'S FARM SUPPLY WILL BE CLOSED Iran 'HI 1 Wtfewfey, Mr FORT COLLINS Dedication ceremonies for tha North Supply Canal, scheduled for Saturday, were postponed because of rainy weather, but Till bt held as planned nut Saturday, Marian Seaworth, president of the North Poidre Irritation Company said Saturday. The canal is being named In honor of Ed F. Munroe, former president of the company, stock holders of the company, families, official! of other East Germans Boiling Mad at Food Gift Ban their Irrigation companies and businessmen will gather at Ted's Place west of La Porte at a.m.

Saturday. The group will then no to the mouth of Tunnel 4 on the east side of Hook and Moore Glade and Inspect the portion of the new caul leading west to the canal Intake In Poudre Canyon. Lunch at Noon The company will provide lunch at noon at Fort Collins waterworks park In Foudre Canyon, J. M. Dllle of Greeley, secretary-manager of the Northern Colorado Water Conservation District, C.

E. Kllngensmith, construction enginaer for the U. S. Reclamation Burtau hare been Invited to speak BERLIN ai Eaat after the luncheon. boiled with anger Monday night Af dh th tour the Kremlin's disdainful refusal to th orudr( upplyK MI Irom free American food for the hungry Hor etootB to the Cache la Soviet.

Zone. Poudre river, returning later to the The Russian action stirred antl- Munroe cana nd In8pect north Communist fury throughout the reache lading to the North tone, for it meant that the- Rus- Poudre dltc)J sians would play politics with nun- The new million supply canal, already In operation, brings Refugees crossing to West. Ber- 1menU1 irrl 0 water from lin said hatred of Communism in rlyer about lcres ot East Germany had never been at tannUnd in Northern Larimer and whiter heat than now. wM noun ties. Thousanda ot tons ot flour and TM fats were available in West.

Berlin warehouses for immediate delivery B-behind the Iron Curtain--if the DQII Communists agreed. Can iiiif American and West Gorman 10 Jail Iwi ficlals meanwhile studied plans to pet a 15 million dollar U.S. gift of food into East Germany despite the venomous rejection by Soviet I JJENVER (ft-- A ban on pay foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molo-1 nt of 8taU lmds to four San tov last Saturday night of. the Luis VaUer tc 00 i employing American offer of food. Catholic nuns as teachers was In Washington, the White House Mondgy the state said American food is being de- Boar(J of EducaUon livered to the East Germany iron- The board ordered a mone tier and that the offer still stands.

whtch hgd been wilh ici for the The Mutual Security Agency In 1962 63 a( noo i ycar to oe paid, over Washington was not able to give I SCtlOOlS plans on distributing the food but a spokesman said the first shipment from this country Is expected to leave New York lais week, if Orders have been place! for tons of lieana. peas, lard and rired milk. The U. S. Army confirmed that It had been ready to drtw from Its own large food reserve in Germany In heln the Soviet Zone If the Herts had accepted the aid.

Plans bcine discussed here for distributing the food included: 1. Sending food through the East German Red Cross, the. Catholic Caritas Orpanlzatlon. and the Frot estant Welfare Agency. For this.

Communist consent is necessary. 2. Increased shipments of inrli- to the schools. At the time, it directed the State Department ot Education to determine whether religion has been taught by the nuns. It also voted to require all school boards to certify whether insignia of any religious periodicals are used as texts or reading material.

Proposed Postal Rate Increases Start Turmoil A I t.tv- Tbe Eisenhower administration's move to was on the Wake-Honolulu leg of a flight from Guam to USE THE TRIBUNE WANT It last reported at 10:28 p.m. (1:28 a.m. VST Sunday). Although reporting no trouble then, the Is believed to have plunged into the ocean only minutes later. The flight originated at Guam where all but one of the passen gers had boarded.

Ten we-e going to get off at Honolulu. The rest ocd raft. This one was deflated and partly. submerged, seven miles quarters of Transocean. The pilot of the plane, veteran northeast of the first rat'.

Neit the bodies were sighted. Show Starts 8:00 THURSDAY Box Opens 7:00 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY of transpacific fllfihts, was Capt. While crewmen went about the William L. Word of Oakland. sad mission of pulling bodies from the sea.

others on the Harrett re Denver Attorney Gets ported sighting two more life rafts iU ma Federal Appointment The Barrett's discoveries were made only about 30 miles from the DENVER The Rocky Moun- point where the four-engined plane tains News reported Monday night radioed late Saturday night with that James D. Geissinger, 42-year- old Denver attorney who formerly workers, their wives and children pointed Tuesday as assistant to the bound from Guam for the U.S. for Hope had been kindled that some Geissinger has been in law prac- survivors might have managed to tice for the past five years with board four other rafts when Jean S. Breltenstein, attorney for Barrett reported nigh-ting the Colorado Water Conservation green flare Just before midnight Sunday. But It was only a slender Geissinger Is a graduate of the University of Colorado Green flares are carrled-ny plans rafts, but are not considered normal distress signals.

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