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Show TEMPERATUBES . . . , . Sair Laka . .... ...... O.aea Loc&B Vegas Ul otrr PhoBlx sc . . . Los Anf eles . Baa rru. : '33 VOL. 29. NQ Steel Union To Get 15c Hike, Rumor kM' rl ' U Steel Price Increase Also Cleared; Wilson Protests to Truman , IE r- " 10 Forme LT Arrested on Charges If I i . ' I v- i jjZ . lifdiAninn ff CIhmmimi uu r m - U ,, III II II II II 1111 V-- V Fugitive Prison Wk (fO.P.J CI 11UV V -: 0 ' 1 II III U U Brought Back SEDRO ex-K- WOOLLEY, Wash. Erstwhile scorekeeper Wiles, .who ran away from the state prison ballpark while a member of-- the convict baseball team was rounding the bases on a homer, was back in custody today. Wiles was captured in' the home of a woman friend. Mary Wright, Friday night by a Ol-l- ie (LE . L, 'II Vii """" LONDON, Ont - . Ben-nio- n. 13-m- - ; . ; Bennion Gets Into! Race For Governor - n, Ike Backers Sure of His Early Return - - New Disclosures Made Internal Revenue Probings - i - . e -- st rs Vet Turns As Undercover Agent At Trial of Reds : semi-offici- al . . " cent-an-ho- ur -- I V As'Neutrar A for- CP mer telephone company employe became a Cinderella bride Saturday when she married Johnny Small- -. richman., known est young man. The bride, the former Kathleen Steers, is 20. SmaUman Inherited $2,600,000 when he was 14 and has a still greater oil fortune being held in trust for him. He is the grandson of Col. John E. Small-ma- multimillionaire . borseman. The , bride Is a Catholic. Smallman a Protestant The marriage was performed before the altar In St. Martin's Roman Catholic, church under a ruling permitting "mixed marriages" in churches " In the' London district. Smallman's great grandfather was one of the founders of the Imperial Oil Co. When the bridegroom becomes 21. he will receive an additional $150,000 a. year from the inheritance being held . In trust. The newlyweds planned tt an V Russia Rejected The 10 men, including a FIRST- - TO THROW his hat into stable of Fair Bluff. the United Press Saturday. N. CJ, were The deal also is understood to the ring for the Utah guberna- hustled here for arraignment betorial race was Heber C. WASHINGTON (U.R) Sen. Herbert R. O'Conor said fore a U. S. commissioner. They provide for granting the union an Jr. above, secretary of charged specifically with the that President Truman's request that his gov additional average three cents an state, who is out for the Demo- were Saturday of a young abduction flogging ajfd ernment scandal differential hour to .increase the cratic nomination. cleanup man, Newbold Morris, be, given white couple in one of at least 12 to 13 between job rates,- Steelworker conpower grant immunity Jo witnesses is "unnecessary and terrorist incidents in 'the last posse, months. with the greatest danger." tracts traditionally include such in-fraught Five sheriffs deputies, six If' state patrolmen and two Sedro The Maryland Democrat, former chairman of the lob raises. Hearing Set Feb. 2C arrested Woolley and policemen rainsoaked Crime Barring an 11th hour change of Investigating Committee, is a member of the Unshaven, a struggle. He. be heart, that is the deal, that will the dressed in rumpled work and farm Wiles without Committee which will consider a bill to .'Senate Judiciary was taken to the Mount Veroffered both parties around clothes-- , the accused men shuffled powers in Morris resweeping to give await non, Wash., end of the njonth as the price of jail one at a time into the hearing be of in to Walla Walla turn he government continued his and where production investigation peace fore Commissioner T. Li Hon is undeY a life sentence as an agencies.' the nation's . basic defense indus Bond was set at $5000 each. A try, this informant said was set for Feb. 26 here habitual criminal. O'Conor said that ''to authorize Heber j Bennion, secretary." of hearing Wiles escaped last August. The planned steel settlement to a temporary assistant to hold to enter such their for them pleas ' could blow the lid off the entire state since 1947, announced the charees. . i for even criminal wrong blameless stabilization program andv force Saturday that he would be a It was the first time In modern a public official under any doing similar wage and- price rises from candidate :f or the Democratic times that a federal agency had circumstances is too far reaching top to bottom of American indus nomination for governor. He Is cracked down on the Ku Klux Kian a power to be granted by this the' to enter the first candidate try. measure." in such sweeping fashion. Isolated temDorary Vehement Protest political arena in opposition to Klansmen have been connected He said he favors giving Morris In WASHINGTON ,HP Sen.. Frank J. Bracken Lee, Repub with various civil rights. violations power to subpena witnesses as Mr. Carlson, executive director of the It was learned that Defense Mo- Governor ex is in what lican nicumbent A score of Ku Klux Klansmen Truman requested but that power Eisenhower - for - President cam bilizes Charles E. Wlison has pected to; be a hectic fall election. were' indicted by local authorities " will be sufficient to give the paign, said Saturday he has "every lodged a vehement protest with' no newcomer for terrorism in Alabama in 1948 special assistant the means to con reason to believe Gen. Dwight D President Truman against any in Mr. Bennion Is been active in but a thoroughgoing prooe. the state obtained only one WASHINGTON having Eisenhower will return to this wage boost for the steel workers. the politics,' Former duct Democratic party since 1919 minor conviction and-threst of Internal Revenue (UP) Sen. Clyde R. Hoey (D.. N C), country before the Republican na But he also told the President that live in Toronto. Commissioner chairman of the senate's perma- Uonal convention in the-firthe cases were dropped. , July. if steel wages go up, prices will when he" was' electedstate D. Nunan "advance" got Joseph flog-geHon ordered the accused nent investigating committee, legis In a television appearance (NBC have to go up too, in the ration of representative, to the held in jail pending the post commissions from the American agreed that the immunity power "Youth Wants to: Know"), the one half of one per cent for every lature from Daggett county. Later In Lithofold with its Corp. dealings "will be going a little far he serVed as county clerk and ing of their individual bonds. None a.' New York Kansas his cent of pay raise. listed Hoey said he has not studied the 'teen-ag- e Republican reminded liquor firm Up that Elsea- Wilson added that? it would be county commissioner before re- of them made any statement at as a questioners which taxpayer delinquent 193S the in to powers now President's not hower can on the out arraignment. "Immunity legislature to hold in turning line the other speak Impossible of he also represented as an attorney. bill thoroughly but feels it Is "a political Issues. Industries if Murray's demands are for fouri terms; He served as The arrest climaxed months ; rumors Senate records showed Saturday. mistake to throw the door wide "But I think he will be home be and 1939. in house reports of the met. speaker .1 Nunan was subpenaed Saturday open of midnight floggings and intimi and grant such powers to any fore the convention." Carlson said. Murray is demanding an 184- Educator the house investigators to tell individual.-Stockman, dation in the Columbus county by reason to believe "I have wage increase plus ex- area; State, and .local invesuga about his activities as a lawyer J. Howard he wilL" every General . he Attorney to benefits operates ait about Although up adding fringe tax for clients troubles. with . no tions had arrests. McGrath has defended the request Carlson declined to elaborate on produced tensive stock 'raising business. the same amount. A Lithofold official told Senate as LOS ANGELES (UP) A round being necessary to any thor that decLaraUon.' but he Informed sources said the 15- - Mr. Bennion has education close edA score of federal agents fall that the last Cap ough investigation. He' said it It again. At another point, repeated up the suspects in a series of investigators old cent settlement and the to his heart. He served as a high he said bespectacled, carried out in the cold rainy itol Distributing Co.. a New York would be better to exempt some "I am hopeful the general will payment would come within school principal In Lehi and later raids Navy veteran, who acted as liaison one as listed of was firm, The dawn. liquor meant which on; it if offenders" be in charges a "lesser they Nunan's accounts when he was the government's existing wage was chairman of the Daggett position to make a strong between the Communist were booked offenders. included convict transport party and statement before the convention' greater stabilization formula.- The price county school board. , He is a a Lithofold "salesman" after leav helping the FBI, introduced' While congress appears willing convenes.. increases would .require revision member of the bgard of regents. tion of the victims across a state Sooth Carolina to ""the ing' government- service. to give Morris subpena authority. Deadlock Predicted ot the Capehart" provision in the of the University.oCUtah and the line." intoscene. testimony at the trial of 15 Cal i ne treasury department re Uiere flogging Is strong opposiuon to me defense production law. ifornia board of trustees of the Utah Under the Communist leaders. Carlson" Nunan he vealed said that neither request immunity request In both the Friday thought Lindbergh kidnaping The informant said the settle- State Agricultural College. He Lloyd Norman Hamlin of San ed and received special permission house Eisenhower nor any other Repub on senate. (Continued and Two) ment now planned was decided also serves Page as a member of the to represent Capitol, as a lawyer JD'Conor said the crime commit lican candidate would have enough Diego, took the stand Friday as upon secretly some weeks ago, al- state board of examiners, state in aiconoi tax ana license pay tee's investigation showed, that votes to win the nomination on a a surprise' prosecution witness and though a government panel in New library board, jstate loan commis. first ballot and said he expected touched off Immediate, whispered ments. xorK is sun going- - throueh the sioner board and the state armory "many cases of venality and gross and Nunan's connection with Litho wrong-doinhoped for a "free and open" consultation among the battery of not fully underwere motions of drafting a board. defense . attorneys. fold Was convention. when Sen disclosed the even affer and months stood until as Da ine sis for formal rec repon Mr. Bennion vfor. In other com ate's Spokesmen The first testimony of the slight political developments permanent investigating and of ommendations by the wage stabili stated Saturday thatf should he study." investigation mittee conducted an inquiry to see years undercover out that Morns mm-se- lf today: He agent was In answer to zation Doard to the President. pointed Sen. A. S. ,Mike Monroney (D.. a question by whether former Democratic N being U. S. Walnot the for did ask This source said Economic "Sta- - be elected, the job of new immunity to ilional William M. Boyle authority. Okla.) predicted President Truman ter S. Binns whetherAttorney Chairman ; DUizer Rober L. Putnam assured governor will be nothing Hamlin had UNITED PRESS By and that a Communist membership card. jplayed a role in getting the The administration is reported will not seek the steel companies privately that him because he has officially Latest in the presi Jr. developments some foe served House Louis St. rapacity Speaker Sam Rayburn of "Yes. I have," Hamlin replied. to ask congress to let printing firm $645,009 fn mey would get higher prices if 250 dential race. loans from the Reconstruction Fi preparing days since 1947' during the Morris spend as much as $150,000 Texas will get the Democratic producing a card issued In June, wages went up. Putnam's first and Democrats only public statement on steel. absence of Gov, Lee from the Kefauver: John T. O'Brienhead nance torp. Boyle, who quit. his a month for the life of his inquiry. nomination. Monroney said a can 1945. at San Diego by the Commu "does not bury his program nist Political Association and bearmaae immediately after he took state. post following the investi This would enable the cleanup didate i of Sen. Estes Kef auver's Washing- political was com- chief to hire a cleared the .in-- J on the tall end of his speeches like gation, of by staff oince in December, was that the His backers, pointed out that ton headquarters, said the large Tening the name of William Schneider- . steel companies were! "bargaining while he is a strong believer in nessean "does not want to get into mittee: Morris has denied Mr. Truman has- done recently." man, state chairman of the Com A.Sen. Robert Taft of Ohio, a munist as tax commis published reports, that 'he is plan Nunan with their own money" and could economy and has cored a great the Minnesota party who Is the leading primary." But Min sioner in resigned Republican presidential aspirant, defendant June., 1947. The Senate ning to hire 200. expect no automatic price increase record of economy in the opera- neapolis attorney in the present trial. one Frank Ryan, said at Denver that a general if "they raise wages.! tion of his office, he has never of ' three men who entered the testimony shows that Nunan re Hamlin, who worked as an under of the gigantic military It was learned that the admin- - been accused of being "penny- - senator in that contest, said he ceived $4,055.30 in "advance" com agent for the Navy Intelli spending program is heeded. He cover as mration plan calls for a rejigger-in- g wise and pound- - foolish. He has "definitely expects Kefauver to missions for trying to get business well as the FBI. identified gence said the $65,000,000,000 military for Lithofold "from 1949 to 1951. of the, Capehart . formula in never been, 'according to his In the race." nine of the IS defendants charged should be Also cut. Lithofold "comand: said . receiving budget me controls law. That formula friends, a seeker of glamour or stay "excessive" government spending with advocating and teaching the missions" at the time, according allows price relief to a company headlines. They point out that he Taft: 'Sei,Republicans A. .Taft of to should also be curbed by reducing violent overthrow of the U. S. govwas the Senate which can show, that its costs has always handled his office Ohio criticized Robert testimony, the "unnecessary James B. E. Olson, . the number of federal employes ernment: of then head mrougn July 26.: 1951 had in w ith courtesy, efficiency and war" in Korea and said and "stopping duplication of servShown a copy of "The History internal revenue bureau's al creased over the level prevailing economyi giving the citizens of not have occurred 'lif itwewould l,th had cobol tax unit In New ork. Olson ' ices among the various bureau. of the Communist Party in . the in the six months thej Utah the ' maximum service for really armed the 'South Koreans.' has Sen. Robert S. Kerr iD.. Okla.). Soviet Union." Hamlin since the Korean war that is,preceding bureau leaned for under quit 1 from Jan. their dollar. " Sen. Eisenhower: Styles Bridges fire. entered in the Nebraska preferen ward and said: to June 24. 1950. t Tr-flof Record ic fork for . north the Gen, said jsew Hampshire Economy, through tial primary as a presidential can Under its present application, neceswas book considered "This D. Eisenhower would not uwight of Provo Canyon was blocked 'for didate, lambasted Taft for sug sary reading." His the steel industrv could nu t official announcement be . a "dead duck" politically if he . formula to make up for cost rises states that his record, for.. economy about 30 minutes by a minor gesting the Chinese Nationalists The former Navy yeoman first doesn't return to this country be should invade the Chinese main class , in to office dates back the D public: i ui.T snowslide Saturday. during World War II. said , the GOP national convention land to stop a possible' Red Chi that when cutoff date. Butntthey could not time he"jwas in the' legislature. fore he was a member of V arren: ' Gov. R. Warren district of Earl Robert Hickman, nese attack on southeast Asia. That the "East : San ciaim. anyining for wage rises When he was speaker of . the California a Club' praised Eisenhowers now , and. m any event house, he closed up all - pending engineer for the Utah Road Com move, Kerr said, in a speech at group of 10 or 12Diego weekly meetings gien was but he said "in foreign policy Iowa us Iowa, "suck City. not would might get anything near the business before adjourning the at the home of the were mission, said, crews cleared the into a sense of the: word" aligning big hot war on the main- members. $2.40 to $3 a ton needed to offset session at a total cost of $800 as no snow in short Order. The slide land V mmseu we wun s can . of China." a ni general pay boost. A one hour "educational" was compared with $3,800 the year didacy. was at a point below Timp Republican presidential candi before and $1,800 the year. after. Stassen: Harold E. Stassen preChanging the Base WASHINGTON (U.fD The De Havem date. Harold E. Stassen told a Win- - conducted 4at each meeting, Hamlin his administration of the During dicted: he will get the top presi- fense Department acknowledged He warned motorists to- enter ston Salem. N. C. audience that said. lne informant aaitl commission, costs were ' kept dential, nomination because Eisen- - Saturday that lie detector tests the Truman administration 'was "These generally consisted of a that the administration plans to tax low; his supporters claim. nower and Taft ."tend to block still are ased on job applicants the canyon only at their own. risk responsible for "the seven worst discussion of the teachings of Lenin turn the trick by a simple ruling very They further point out that his each other and cancel each other and empXyees in posts involving because the snow is wet and years'-i- n . U. S. history. He said and Karl Marx." changing the effective base period Continued on Pare Two) . lout." absolute security. for the steel industry from the Missouri misrule had been When Hamlin was asked if be could slide at several points. could identify Schnelderman. al A spokesman made the admis OI 1S50 10 For- those ' who travel up ' the "waste, corruption in high c places. ome,time,in . 1949. The industry contends A. loose . with Robert failures in ; sion, Secretary spending, foreign legedly the top Communist In the that $3,000,000 Burglary Ring Lovett's official approval, after north fork to Timp Haven, . car policy, treasonable conduct in fed- United States at the time of his the 1950 base is unfair because weeks of confusion caused by re- chains should be used by all eral office, and unnecessary loss arrest.' Hamlin pointed him out at its una production costs at that time were abnormally hiph , of the lives of American sons." the defense attorneys' table. ' ports .that Assistant Defense Sec means. t t had 1949 the By using retary Anna Rosenberg base, the in- banned the practice. uusujr rouia suDstantiate a claim for The tests are not compulsory increases price sufficient to wash out the payraise now conexcept in the sense that if an . templated. applicant is picked up for a top YORK (U.R) A city de two children and 'their neighbors secret jpb he forfeits his chance The steel industry has had two . rounds of wage and price increases tective, seized with three thugs were the post unless he takes the equally astounded to learn for in the past 2i years. A 1949ion charges of attempting, a hold test. he had been arrested Friday. strike was settled in December of UP' was questioned Saturday- - by The issue has been by that year for pension and welfare Police who suspepted he belonged Police for three weeks had Sen. Wayne Morse pressed (R Ore.) WASHINGTON (UP) The movie making during the 1951 important entertainment medium a benefits amounting to about 12'to been trailing the three arrested who demanded that all govern $3,000,000 burglary an hour and a price boost ofieratinS in u- - s- - cities and ring activities hearings, although it had hoped in the United States." Canada. with . Fox and did not know he ment agencies, including the house In its criticism of MIT, the Officers were trying to learn was a. detective until he showed Atomic Energy Commission, cease committee warned the television its 1947 heasjngi would have $3.88 a ton. said could not committee' whether the men seized his badge and service revolver. using "this outrageous Russian- industry Saturday to be prepared served to cut down Red party understand how ititallowed Prowere "connected with ' a yesterday beFox insisted he joined the three like practice.", Morse aimed his for ring fessor Dirk J. Struik to continue nevea responsible lor snatching "large scale" Communist In- . strength.' Inside The Herald only in an effort to trap them ire particularly at the Pentagon filtration. It was found during teaching after he had. been acworth of $1,500,000 and and wave ''break of he where recent the jewels charged job applicants 15 directors to be named to The potential threat was the course of the 1951 hearings cused of Corrynimiit activities, furs here in the last 13 months. burglaries in deluxe New York were not considered unless they Utah Valley Hospital board. out by the committee in that actually the 1947 hearings pointed "History' alone will show how The test. houses. burglars allegedly preyed took. the a criticism hot Page 3. of: had not lessened the extent of many of Professor Struik's stuon the rich, the socially promi- apartment All four of the men denied beThe spokesman told the United 1. Hollywood, 'for failing 'to Communist Infiltration in Hoily- - dents were led by him 'down the George E. Larsen heads nent and celebrities in 'Miami. longing to any international bur- Press-- the number of such tests Provo Red Cross drive. Kick-o- ff Miami Beach, Chicago. Cleveland, glary ring, but its existence had are ;"ery limited" and are given get rid of Communists in movie- Lwood and had not prevented .the road to Communism, from which v flow of money irom communists they were unable to return until breakfast scheduled Feb. Pittsburgh Detroit, Atlantic City, ben established by New York only-rtopersons handling matters making. ol 2. Massachusetts Institute Buffalo and fellow travelers employed in: they had performed acts against as and as 4. well and Toronto Toronto, in and '28. Page the FBI "imperative the natidnal in police and Harvard uni the industry to the Communist their country and fellow citiNew York. Technology December. last said had it terest' They Other Features. Today Police - from Commissioner been masterminded by a Cana zens," the committee said. He said some of those asked versity, for two present and for- party," the committee said. Since Hollywood will have an "The administrators . of the Pages George P. Monaghan down were dian. It was' reported to have run to take the test are workers in mer, professors on their staffs. Central 'Utah News ....... 4 flabbergasted 3.: "Leading universities," for influence on television, the com- Massachusetts Institute of Techin the nine hush-hus- h communications such by the arrest of its loot to. $3,000,000 . . . . 3 James Fox, 33. a third News Briefs ...... not Marxism mittee said it hoped its Holly- nology share equally, if not more de American cities. ' as coding, decoding or grade - . . S, 6, 7 tective and a member- of the powood investigation "will have a o, the responsibility for leading Arrested with Fox after alleg or in soma fields of the guide for Communists.. SprU Business Page, . . . lice force for six years with, a edly trying to hold up three atomic energy development. The committee, in its annual effect and prevent these young people away from ' 10 spotless record. Church Pare .. Democratic The Atomic Energy Commision report for 1951, heavily scored a large scale future Communlat American ideals and were apartments Sey yesterday ' 11 Amusements Monaghan was livid as he mour biskind, 37, whom Mona uses the detector known tech- Hollywood and said the same infiltration of the television in- principles." ... 6. Sec. 2 spluttered,! "Louse," "Bum,"; and ghan described as one of the best nically as the polygraph for thing that' happened in the, movie dustry.Editorial Pare Struik war not removed from Sec. Women's Features . in tele is logical to assume," the bis teaching duties until he was "Betrayer of the Public Trust" at "lockpickers" in' the business: loyalty and security risk tests on industry could happen "It : . . ; 7, Sec. School News . . , Fox, who hid his face in his hands Joseph . Ganz, 42, and Max Ber-ne- r, highly secret projects. The Cen- vision. committee added, "that the Com- indicted this year by a Massa. 8, Sec. Comic Strips when lined up with the trio with 39. The committee said ft uncov munists will endeavor to infil- chusetts grand jury for advocattral Intelligence Agency is beClassified Sec whom he was seized. Police said all have criminal lieved to use it but will neither ered "more than 300" Communis! trate television on a large scale ing violent overthrow of the state . , 5. See, Fox' wife and mother of his records. Ersklne Johnson confirm nor deny it. party members associated with because it is rapidly becoming an government, the committee said. ; U C I Weds Canada's Richest Youth Witn Immunity In Probe. Denounced N II II 11 r .. II 1 ll U J)7 :? II " 1 If Telephone Girl Truman Request For Scorekeeper PRICE FIVE CENTS ; Postwar UUUUUU''if.' XA ..Q- . l i FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. (U.R) FBI agents descended in force on the nightrider hotbed of coastal North Carolina early Saturday and seized u 10 Klux Klansmen on kidnaping charges that J"could carry the death penalty con g-iv- 15-ce- nt Klansmen f f . 11 1952 17. Plon for DWJUiU-JIkII If J . WASHINGTON (U.R) T h e is arrangmg'a administration ' package settlement to - Philip Murray's 650,000 CIO steelmakers a hourly steel to boost and raise ;pay a to ton, $3 $2.40 by prices an authoritative source told KU K'UX Kl0n i i t: I - V j M IKS? Y FEBRUARY COUNTY. UTAH. SUNDAY. PgOVO. UTAH 37-yea- r- i " It Plain Allies Make Conference Must Je . Held to Korean Matters TOKYO U.R The United Nations today accepted, with qualifications, the Communist Korean plan for a post-wpeace conference, but made it dear. that the Allies. want to confine the talks to Korean ar problems. Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, chief Allied negotiator, told the Reds during an mertiag of the full delegations at Panmunjom that the 'Ames. In effect, wffl agree with the Red" plan if the Reds win accept the U. N. Interpretation of the Red. proposal. Joy, who celebrated his 57th . eight-minu- te birthday anniversary today, said the Allies still want the post-a- r mistice conference limited to Korean matters. The Reds had proposed that the conference discuss a Korean settlement 'et cetera." leaving the door ODen foe no &!hla discussion of other far casters problems. North Korean Lt. Gen' Vara TT the chief Red delegate, asked for a recess to study Joy's reply. After the meeting recon vened. .the delegates formally adjourned until 10 a.m. tomorrow. -- in-j- mild-appeari- ob ng - eloak-and-dag-- er -- , i fact-findi- Developments In' Presidential Race ( . g . ' -- in-th- i ' . . PANMUNJOM UP) The Allies rejected Russia as a member of a neutral armistice inspection team for "obvious" reasons Saturday and followed with an accusation that Moscow la blocking an armi stice agreement. The Communists proposed'. In the truce talks here, that Russia, Poland and Czechoslovakia be their, n "neutrals" on a armistice inspection commission. The Allies previously had nominated Switzerland. Sweden and Norway. The Allied negotiators accepted Poland a n Czechoslovakia but firmly .rejected Russia. Asked why. UN negotiator CoL Donald O. D arrow told the Reds: "I should think it would be obsix-ma- vious . . . why Union la not acceptable as a neutral na- -' the-Sovi- et tion." An Allied spokesman made It (Continued Paga Twe "re-surve- y" Small Slide . ; Cleared in Provo Canyon . -- Lie Detector Tests Used on , -- Job Applicants . la-ce- . b-- 4d -- - . . . hnu-a,ri- - ! - ity Detective Seized With Thugs in Holdup Job - Communist Infiltration of Television Th reatened, Wa rns House Comm ittee -- , op-cen- ts can -- , - - . -- f " i Tank-Infant- ry Raids Pierce Enemy. Lines 8TH 'ARMY HEADQUARTERS, United Nations teams plunged as far as 3,000 yards into ' Communist lines valthrough seven leys Saturday in the biggest series of "killer" raids in nearly three months. At the same time. Allied war- p ships carried the longest naval siege in history into its second year at the battered, smoul- dering Communist, east coast port of Wonsan. Altogether, warships of --nine nations have hurled 16,000.000 pounds of exploding steel into Wonsan at the rate of 22 shells an hour day, and night since the continuous Korea UP tank-infant- ry snow-blankete- d, non-sto- bombardment began last Feb. 1&. All seven 8th. Army raidinf parties hit the Communist line along the western half of the front. Their object was to kill Comm. rusts and scout out eneipy strength. It was the biggest such effort since the "ease fire" began one month before last Christmas. At the western end of the front. UN medium tanks lumbered across frozen paddies north of Korangpo and peppered Communist bunkers shells. Other with tanks loosed their big guns and ma chine guns against Red positions west of yoncbon. ' Still another raiding party cross ed the frozen Yok river northwest of Yonchon and exchanged fire for nearly two hours with an enemy group so-- ' well concealed lt was Its Impossible- to d e t 'e r m 1 n strength. ? i - , j 2-- ...... .......... code-breaki- ng, - ; far-reachi- ng - , 1-- 5, . ........ 1 J 1. i Too often the girl who thirds' she is hord to Qet is just hard to tofce -- |