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BASEMENT i Fully Automatic Our stand in this issue is firm i Korea May 21 14 ' -New Shipment and final" ' ! North Korean Gen Nam y 7 '1-4--::I Ail :i ri Just Arrived The chief Red delegate coun:e g: — Wednesday lodged a protest ' v k d 4 ' i e ' ' diskl a statement tered with war of 1 It WWII THEY LAST against the prisoner 3 4 ' 00 ot' 41 ' r'14 1 e ''' turbance in an allied hospital at in which he brought up the prisoner of war disturbance at Pusan 'II ' -r Pusan Tuesday ' ''''vp 4'411s and accused the Allies of violate ‘ r Just plug tote light utast "once Nam Incident said the :'71A 1 Cys04 inig the United Nations charter fr end keep basement dry whole before i the "'''s-' asked: ': IJoy 71::c:: again '' exposed ‘'' '''' :012'" 71t' '1 -i ll r'"'" :' 1 v' Hate you opened your pHs' : yorld" lhat voluntary repatria- oner of iiar camps to visits by 1 tion and screening of prisoners '14' rf ' )v:di 4 1?"7::"L: neutral benevolent societies as 1'4 If Ag' ' "'''1 sas "a great hoax" : ' 1-'No Z required by the Geneva Con- i '' ti :Ao "fs9 °' vention? 'Crass Hypocrisy' I ) I 63 W FAYETTE ' i :t' I )' i own then his answered I Vice Adm C Turner Joy on Joy 811 1 1 070 SiouM Strwati f 41 with 744''':''' three words: Just 841747 I r31v4 4 Night Pk 41'l bis next to last day as chief questions " -' —'7: "? -- J: ' t "You have not" ' F allied truce delegate accused t LN(4 orz L ' "'' 4 ' ' ' t f t:i ' the Communists of "crass " ro ''' A loivrik i "q1p010 ''' forrwzistqh 1A11 ' ' ''' ' e : 11 tic! ''' and "childish distorti-o'nsi " Imt:"" :‘ ''''10v''''' 410k e' ft' tr" ' '''' ti- risy 1' '?- - '" ' 4 ' : " !h""""' ' 4 1 4 '''''k 1 Nam said "I would seriously 1'''':7::"E"-0t::4 d4etopot t N a '' - '14 warp' your side here that your A ''' 4tst a- tteo:iiek-' i t —f ' 7 t ::' 1 ?17444:11 'side must bear the full and abso- 3' 41741 t :100---$-I 1 t -l lute I : to responsibility for the con- ''''''' '::- r'''''b 4:1-- : l AL sequences of the acts of terror t ' 1 ' ' :" ' 4 ? and murder against our captured 1' 1st' t-- -''t personnel which are evidently brewed r by your side" being or 0 1 l - --" ' Allied soldier guards stamped v 4 LIP06-'::-- 1 '':'4 I 1 1 r' out a rebellion at the camp killi ''''' - T 4 ''''- ''''' 4 '' c:-:-11 A ' P' '4 -ft 'r14'' '' g? 1 4 " one in and 85 ' lied ' 4 ' ''t "'''''' '''''' ing ' injuring t ' '''i401100 - "':' 'f l'af 1 1' ' - r ti 0 ''' ''''' 004' 1''' : a "melee three d'Irg lasting nearly “0O 4 4144to 4ime70 3 l imagiall-iihours liNolleidenlik : '''' " 'I ''' ''' 7 ''''AP''''''"'' Newas :' '"w ' 1''''''mew '11' 7'1 " M11Y'' x 4t 1r -:r I 7 0 :' Statement elt 4) ? 4'v'"'f:: - e' — : lii- 9 Reuters News Ageney !part NATO chaplaIns could SEOUL May 21 tit-- 11 S play Eisen26—Gen PARIS May shot Sabrejet pilots reported they Eisenhower told them he saw hower returned Tuesday night free government as nothing but :four Communist lklIGs from the from his trip to The Netherlands an attempt to transplant in the !skies Friday—the first anniver last of his farewell visits to At- political world a deep feeling of of the crowning of Amek religious faith based on the fact isary lantic Pact countries ca's first jet ace Asked about future plans the that all men are created equal Whom go Inoue th The battle over northwest Kohe added This should be the supreme Allied commander cause given the soldiers of the rea produced the 16th jet ace of stwooltrc thto's no smiled "I was tearing strips off A T 0 army to show them what the war Col Ilarrison It of my staff on the return Jour- !N Thing ' to "iototor" through are fighting for and against got his fifth MIG near the Yalu ' ney because they seem to have they 426 S State As for war the general said: !River boundary of Manchuria left me so much to do" be told the IIntrternotion switch R R DAMAGED reporters (To "tear a strip off" "There is no cause that would He also has five damage claims boord ht tits slittont city The battle matched 12 MIGs is British army slang for "bawl- !make a free nation go to war an attack by that godless with 12 Sabres It ranged from except out" ing roes why It's sow to FRIGIDAIRE The general added that he 'dictatorship called the Soviet 30000 feet to 200 feel Allied 161 bow would be very busy with a great !Republic" !plane losses if any are anWAS $24500 —Plow lie urged the chaplains to be nounced weekly for the $19975 of number appointments ototroes yolero nth to militant not apologetic or defenThe total number of MIGs denext week sive in talking religion to No stroyed In the war rose to 302 Not Invited eel egookb Down Maj James Jabal's then a capAsked whether he would attend tain became the world's first jet Poyntont 111111LJ the signing of the European ace on May 20 1951 Ho no longer army treaty here next week the Is in this theater least I "No—at replied general ImIliuig FREE! 44tN: Pound Communications invited been not have Shelves While the Sabres fought off the In reply to a query he said Avtntotit onailloo" s cut ComMIGs Wrest he thought it unlikely he would Mate Secrerail lines in 76 places States United meet munist $30995 Continued from Page One !Most of the cuts were on the taiy Aeheson who is expected week next here Cot yotor dered removed 'because their ac- imain western railway Other 7 7r-- 1 knocked out nine Faith Transplanted tions for several days had been pw000sol akimbo' 11 mortar positions and artillery Tuesday afternoon Eisenhower Impeding proper medical treatalong the front booklet of IN Telephone addressed the "spiritual life" ment of ! bombers Fifth Air Force $100"OLDErMOD patients" some 40 Force of Mr conference 014 CoU writo Of iKwAO After releasing news of the re- and Okinawa-baseSuperforts Atlantic North of the 32344 I chaplains volt the Army refused pounded Red communications Treaty Organization CI A T 0) permission Eighth for reporters and phoe night The 8 pilots The Moun tabs Stain H opened Monday night at d 1Tuesday 67 Red trucks destroyed to enter the Zeist Holland He said he had tographers for damage to a lococoverage '117 a very deep sense of the imporTelephone &Telegraph Co I motive and 23 boxcars of the incident in tance of epiritual leadership 426 S Stott brushed through Eleven The exact number of prisoners the world today and the great d fire in a involved was not announced and light i on the T ! bomb number of the American drop soldiers ---' ' ''' - ' - 41vJclutvr te involved was termed "classified Kwaksan rail bridge in north-Wes- t a ''''' Korea while another Super-for- t 6 information" hit selected frontline tarAt Koje Island Gen Boatner ItlikIrvA'''"No Red fighters were met d also 400 women revealed that gets 0 '' Far East Air Force headquarprisoners demonstrated last Sat7 urday demanding that all women ters reported 970 sorties were I patients in the prison hospital be flown Tuesday returned to the women's comFighting in Peaks I Marine pilots from the light pound regardless of their health Boatner said be reasoned with carrier Bataan dropped a span 0 I I the women who discussed their on an important rail bridge south demands in a "typical oriental of Chinnampo while Allied wartie 0 a ' and feminine manner" ships led by the U S cruiser let- Bremerton bombarded the east Boatner a announced that 4- 0- S ter containing "improper infor- coast 0 mation" presumably written by Ground action Tuesday and I A a prisoner in compound 76 where early Wednesday was concenthe "central committee" of the trated in four sectors of the wind0 P o Ws is operating was inter- ing front st''' I The sharpest fighting was west rA' cepted at the prison hospital ir'y 0 d '34 ' ' Describing the Koji hospital of the Punchbowl in the jagged o '''' ' 0 strike Boatner said the peaks of the Heartbreak Ridge i''' —0 '' ' 0'1 f'it '0:121141111:61 ' -r "" made "absurd de- area Other fights were east of e03' prisoners I 4ovro ' mands" i the right to Panmunjom northwest of Yon including 14 ' I 4 i 1 4111 116 have "pleasure hours with the chon and between Chorwon and k: At female patients" and that barbed Kumhwa on the western and :l i "gli However fronts wire fences be removed from the S:M1:"t'' l female ward and the ward foe none of the actions exceeded 4k: ' officer prisoners 4 normal patrol missions ' ei Irs MUG! i I ' ' - -- t! g- - the government Troops Recalled A group of Brazilian Army parachutists who were rushed to Barreiras at the edge of the jungle were ordered back to their base indicating the emergency Was over Authorities said they never actually feared for the lives of the hostages from Mattos or his men although they moved quickly to meet the situation and rushed Army paratroopers to the area in case they were needed According to the latest advices' Mattos prevented Magness and Correa from boarding the helicopter in which the had reached the jungle ciearing threatening to shoot them if they did Forced to Stay He forced them to stay in the jungle as a guarantee that Mattos and his men would be taken out by air and not abandoned Dr Adhemard de Barros former Sao Paulo state governor who sent the Mattos group to the site where a Pan American Airways Stratocruiser crashed April 29 killing all 50 persons aboard' was reported to have upheld Mat- toe actions On ILong iii f"- gt -r- - by '' r "i-- had assumed control of rescue operations with Air Force Col Jorge Proenca Proenca was sent to the scene to reestablish order and landed in a jungle clearing Tuesday morning According to the ministry the clearing WaS being widened to permit landing of small aircraft The work was expected to be completed later Tuesday The official announcement said Brazilian Deputy Lino de Mattos leader of the unofficial parachutist group no longer threatened the lives of Magness and Miranda since he had achieved his purpose of assuring the res cue of his men The Mattos party had been labeled "thrill seekers" r7Inim"" I "77:7177ti I or 40 'Jungle Captives' RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil May 20 (UP)—The Brazilian Air Force began rescue for operations nearly 40 me held prisoner by the Brazilian jungles in the climax of a tangled drama touched off by the crash of a Pan American Stratocruiser The Brazilian Ministry of Aeronautics indicated that American citizen Scott Nlagness and Brititian Air Force Maj Miranda released by an uenA5orfrfeitcl'ahlagdrobuepel of Brazilian parachutist s who held them as hostages to insure their Own release - from- the jungle The ministry said Maj Correa THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Wednesday May ' Brazil A F Starts Rescue - ' ' ' dir 1 16 L : |