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Frenchman ' flat and cast a brilliant day liffht glow bver all of southern i The Wage Stabilization WASHINGTON, board promised Saturday tok revise the d national pay freeze "at the first possible moment." It made the statement as a chorus of complaints against control plan invoked Friday night swelled the wage-priacross the nation. A board statement acknowledged that the full blast of the public outcry was hitting it directly, and Board Chair LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., Jan. 27 (UP) announced Saturday that if Communist China gave any Armies of Communists "clear Indication" of seeking an honorable Far East peace, the American government would not press for United Na- By RUTHERFORD M. POATS United Press Staff Correspondent tions sanctions against the Chinese Reds. Chief U.S. Delegate Warren R. Austin told the main TOKYO, Sunday, Jan. 28 forces that drove! political committee, however, that his government wouldcontinue to press for UN condemnation of Chinese Com- through Suwon and speared within 10 miles of Seoul Satmunists for committing aggres- urday fanned out toward the sion in Korea. north along a front Austin's statement,; viewed by most delegations as more concilitoday for the fourth straight NEW PRICE FREEZE, described by some critics as only day of their offensive. atory than the previous U. S. (U.R) irdbir JanT 27 (UP) , newly-ordere- ce (U.R)-l.Alli- ed It man cyrus s. cningappeaied fori "people to wait a little, time and not prod us." Hold Urgent Meetings The board and other officials in Nevada. ' stabilization agency economic the a was of series of It the first reheld weekend a . "mild chill" was announced American allied and units meetings to urgent to intended was clearly stand, "periodic tests" planned at the V. wage-prithe Michael the sumed all the attack overhauling DiSalle, begin (above) by along In atomic energy commission's head off crippling amendments to HEADS SUPPLY STUDY western front after expected Chi- price controller who is in freeze. The complaints were gen100 proving ground William S. Paley, above, board the U. S. resolution. counter-attacfalls of short new nese that it venture into of Communist the slowing erally charge miles northwest of here. of the Columbia chairman CHICAGO, Jan. 27 (U.R) The down inflation and works undue failed to materialize during the price controls. Door Held Open WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 UJ!) Small Shock Broadcasting System, heads a wage-prisome freeze got a chilly, on of the and parts hardship night morning. early Truman was reported new presidential materials polthe President United Nations troops moved reception today. , economy. "No reports yet received indi- icy commission Referring directly to - deto have told senate Democratic to study Amer- American Ching's board was expected to Many persons felt it didn't go cautiously, searching every proposal, Austin cated any hazard," the AEC field ica's future; supply problems. leaders Saturday that he has de- out of announce by Monday or Tuesday far enough. the terrain on the lookout officer here said in announcing The board of five businessmen clared: cided asainst recommend ins a foot dea the rst relaxation of the bar on Across the country, this was for what officer door. not the are briefing "We blast. the slamming general sales tax in his forthcom and economists will study long-ranto help the reaction: pay raises in an effort holding it open, ing 316,500,000,000 tax program. scribed as "a screening force of The shock apparently was re' materials outlook as dis- We are expressly people meet the still rising cost praying God that is What we can It was understood, however, Reds who are fighting a delaying corded on seismographs at Calif- tinct from immediate rearmMany industrialists and busiof living. achieve peaceful settlement." that he reiterated he wants a tax action." ornia Institute of Technology, ament needs. ness leaders said it wouldn't stop In In less Detailed UN said Officers rigid changes probdi troops his address Austin aimed increase of that amount to balnearly 300 miles away. Attendants inflation, and might create, black bloc of ance his $71,600,000,000 spending ably have not hit the enemy's price controls which exempt a markets. said "something" was recorded on rectly at the Asian-Ara- b . will foodstuffs of whole main defensive forces. range 12 nations which submitted a ri budget for the 1952 fiscal year. (U.R) 27 their instruments about the time Jan. WASHINGTON, 90 to Labor 30 take said the wag not days. perhaps would spokesmen longer, which val j Routed resolution, cf the blast, Enemy Trapped, Mr. Truman reviewed his Sen. Walter F.' George, D., Ga., freeze was unfair. calls " and Enforcement Problem which condemn of of end third the the inPeiping By day described as shock the domestic and ' program, They con- foreign ar Housewives said the vrice for a seven-natithe said today that congress should The economic stabilization ag yesterday. said it was so the draft, budget and the offensive '"very small"! and not and ency Communist cluding between cut was alright as Jar as ,11 freeze ference. $5,000,000,000 including had allied forces Jto armored com-. slight speedy even 1 could beginning house taxes. at,tworho,iir Blair, they alsQwsonly. a v. t J ."!' Ji; II President wem, dui enforcement meet its are iu intensity wim me snocK oi Demoprices anouia nave Data uie aai vuiprob tough with the senate Austin also extended an olive conference nese rolled back. defenders of the the atomic bomb explosion at enforcement chief lem. Its strategic officer, TrUfnan'i cratic committee. $71,600,000,000 budget policy branch to top Western delega Congressmen a p p r o e d the Vice Adm. John H. Hoover, rehighway through Su- for fiscal 1952. Alamogordo, N. M. In 1945, which One of those present described east-we- st Can and tions Britain won. also was recorded at Cal. Tech. Including a huff because, his general idea almost unanimously. in auit tired, as a harmonious the CHICAGO. Jan. 27 U.E The ada meeting He lawmakers the suggested American troops were waging by easing their fears that the The Alamogordo shock also was associates said, he objects to hand- - The stock market rose sharply which the senators a worst cold wave hit sec American might start by "practically eli- picking would give did most at a annihilation proposal of vicious battle "described by! Cal. Tech. scientists winter Democrats for key posts. as Wall ' Street Was surprised of of Part the ecoand midwest of tions the by talking. funds for plains to Gen. additional minating" foreign authority as "very small." Chinese force nomic aid the . mildness of the control the discussion, it was said, dealt against an encircled states Saturday and snow in the Douglas MacArthur's such as the His action put a cloud over the programs unified a in at dusk 42 village The commission was close lip- east delayed measured Saturday tiny of current with the a United Nations command. scheduled Monday opening congressional among the hills southeast of Su- Marshall plan. ped about actual results of the session. district and 13 regional enforcesento is Canadian chairman "V of the Stocks Move Up Replying Ji"'"" United George Press directly "Hminji! won, Correspondent test . It said; it was "unlikely" Blizzard conditions struck local External Affairs Minister Lester to Europe and ment offices which still lack an ate must committee which finance William from Burson that any announcement of the re- areas of the Dakotas, Montana B. Pearson's to comreported handle to for tration draft staff request power adequate Stocks moved upward on to Friday on! the western front today. try to raise taxes enough to sults would be made soon either and northeastern Wyoming, but whether it wasquestion plaints. President Truman has four points on the New York extrue that the U. Truman Mr. the "The Suwon between budget. here or la Washington. It would tne storm highway ordered all government agencies change and gained $1,000,000,000 taperea on as it moved had no such intentions, Austin' Walt for Eisenhower and Ichon has been secured," an has asked consress to balance the to lend investigation not say whether the blast was Into Minnesota. agents where in value. replied: allied general told Burson in by raising $16,500,000,000 needed. considered a success. "I am happy to say that this is It was reported to be the conTemperatures were far below new But a number of commodity taxes, sensus of those present that con- nouncing the first strateggic vic-- '" This, it was learned, may reach markets Residents Awakened zero, however, throughout most the view of my government." i think we ought to cut this down suspended trading pendaction on both of those tory of the offensive since the. as far as county agriculMinnesota gressional and of the great plains Formal announcement of the as far south as the Kansas-Ne- b First Crack Appears issues will be much influenced by capture ot suwon, numyangjang, budget by $5,000,000,000 or $6,- - tural agents. However, until the ing a clarification of the order. first atomic explosion in the U. raska border. 000,000,000, George told a re- plan is finished in detail, house- Cotton exchanges at New York the report of Gen. Dwight D. Ichon and Yoju. S. in nearly six years merely Just before Austin spoke, Eisenhower Gain Up to 2 Miles on westnext week porter. "I certainly hope we will, wives apparently can seek to reg- and New Orleans halted dealing U. S. said forecasters weather Lebanon's Dr. Charles Malik dis- ern European defense. confirmed that the blast had taken the cold wave was Other front dispatches reported but We can't tell how things will ister complaints against over- to permit a further study of the into spreading closed the first crack in the Sen. U. 1st S. f the that place and said that "full security the central and southern corps chopped midst of a crisis. charging only by phoning district order. B. in the '... D., up Johnson, shape Lyndon plains Arab-Asibloc to which his restrictions" were imposed on the and the central to two out miles up against to gains was The said have discussed or board at of enforcement we local trade to ever did Tex., trim need "If Chicago attorneys Mississippi valley. nation Malik he said belongs. experiment. he made public to- stiffening resistance. The main the budget and eliminate dead-woo- d agents. suspended trading in cotton The eerie glow now known to it caused some drastic tempera would vote for the American and the proposals carried within 14 miles of drive standards for draft most cerwhich orders is ture The this lowering in all day futures, while the tftw York pegged branches, changes. the ' be associated with large-sca- le proposals because, said, while spearheads tainly the hour." level of the produce exchange stopped trading the at highest Goodland, Kan., which basked he argued, they were not incom- and for drafting married men Seoul, they prices atomic explosions was seen many n. 23 period failed to in cottonseed oil and soybean oil without children before taking poked four miles closer to the While he would not spell out Dec. weather at 3 p. m patible. scores of miles northeast of the in capital. informant One the the rise in the futures. halt a 3 in shivered altogether frigid First reaction from the imoact proving ground, in southwestern Friday, As Chinese reinforcements hur- how the budget could be cut as cost of The wage stabUlzers President William H, Ruffin of Mr, Truman did not indicate living. as of Austin's clarifying speech was said much he he said Utah, and far to the south in the degrees at 8 a. m. today. proposed, to ried bolster southward their he felt about these recommay allow raises totaling perhaps the National Association of Manu Cutbank, Mont., had 25 below, mat it might attract other dele how extreme southern tin of Nevada yielding defenses below Seoul, congress in"should do some real 10 per cent above pay of early facturers said the onion needa mendations. f Mont., and within outside of the Many Las Vegas residents were uiasgow, Williston, gations every The. meeting was held at Blair South Korean naval forces raided cutting last year. stepped-u- p wakened by the combined clow. in. u. -- 22 and international Falls, Arab-Asiproduction and a pay bloc which had Dre It was described by the nearby port of Inchon. They item," . - , house. A supplemental order was being instead of con roar and shock wave. They were Min., -- 25. held serious policy viously misgivings White House f "I sailed we've into Inchon think Jothe Press Secretary boldly practically got drawn, too, to cover commodity trols. on tne u. 5 . plan. Canadian excitedly conversational, but not circles indicated that as explained seph Short as a "roundtable dis- harbor under cover of allied war- to eliminate foreign economic markets. These were overlooked The American meat institute panicked, by the demonstration up at the dock, went and if we are going into this pro- in last night's freeze announce- concurred, and said price controls was cussion" which started at 3:30 ships, tied one Dy Austin, me resolution blast, prominent citizen re 40 killed enemy soldiers, gram of military aid," he added, ment and some stopped dealings on meat would raise "grave probashore, certain to gain Canada's approval p.m. ported. Short said the purpose of the captured two, and left. wnen it is voted upon. The vote session March of Dimes Torchlight today to see what happens next. lems" including black markets.There were ionly minor reports was "for the president Four Spearheads is expected early next week. In the other big field of action But George Smith, president of of damage. A Las Vegas woman Parades scheduled throughmembers of the committee Four spearheads of the 8th er to A spokesman for Britain, which and get the nation under a con- the Norge division of said plaster Was cracked in her out Utah county Wednesday. to exchange views on a number army offensive linked up at the defense feared additional measures beyond of for trolled favored economy the House in the center of the main Page 1. controls, Corp., 23 miles southeast subjects." condemnation would provoke a He emergency, the government today "even though they may be unresidential district. Sheriff Roy said the meeting was in Kumyangjang, of a late from new Suwon, Three dispatch buildings cut back the use of tin for civilian popular in many circles." Orr of Pioche, Nev., said windows major warVi welcomed Austin's formal and was called at the sug Burson ( reported. were blown out at the town of sought for American. Fork statement. purposes such as beer cans and "I am sure that industry, sorely Senate of Leader gestion Majority Two American 3. columns, school. ready Training Page inflated costs "The gap seems to be closing," Ernest McFarland, D., Ariz. He to material packing vegetables. tried by Ely Springs, which is much closer fight their way in with tanks he said. to the proving ground than in added that it was "one of a series Problem and labor costs, recognizes the Tough Utah Lake sewage control L Las Vegas. "r:Tr"'V "1 WEST POINT. N. Y:. Jan. 27 The problem of prices was necessity for positive action," he He hoped that the conciliatory the president has been holdinc!"'" bill before; state legislature. U. S. attitude might lead to with" congressional group," .... ;. Zl"T. 3. Price Controller Michael said. Page Buildings Sway Slightly U.R) D. Eisenhower tougher. Gen. and butchDwight Some retail grocers now V. DiSalle must changes in the resolution. Tax Due Plans midbetween Suwon and Ichon at bring a snowstorm Sat in Roulette wheels and dice games Other Features Today arrived here to the comof availers,; Austin listening items services went weary and Into . great detail Short said the subject of wage-pri- afternoon Saturday. In Las Veeai' vamhllna Central Utah News up his historic able to buyers under some Spe- plaints of customers, said they urday, winding . 2, 3, 4 on tne construction of the Ameriwere met by grinning threeweek tour of the North Atcontrols did not come up They casinos were stiu operating when Deaths 2 can proposal to demonstrate how nor was the civil ceilings for the moment, the were ."glad" the freeze had come. issue dis Turks and cheering' South Ko- lantic powers to get arms and cific t rights the blast went off "around 5:45 could it President William Green of the U. The is: S. rule work, reans. plan The had secured Turks 2 not cussed. He Lie" said also Don't did Prints Sec. western men 7, for the "Finger a. mM although the they army. ht calls ior, a collective measures talk about a AFL summed up labor's objec-rise mark No above the high town the and resolu surrounding high The, general went into seclusion of last Thursday. Republican 3 group which would consider ad crowds had drifted away. News Briefs to the wage freete when he tions with and tion more tanks ground bayonets at the U. S. military academy aldispatch of There was still a throng around Statistics 3 ditional measures are Red U. S. opposing These levels would the said it appear unfair and against, probably the troops to Europe without day before a day ahead of' most immediately to ?rest up" the dice table at the Golden Nug- 'Round the World mark of rises since the out- unjust" unless .labor is given a 2 China and also for a "eood of congressional approval. high schedule. before preparing his report to break of war in Korea set infla- chance Co "overcome obvious inget, one of the) larger downtown Sports 5, 6. 1 fices" committee to examine the congress on the readiness of the tion into operation, reducing the equities." gambling halls; when the build- Business Page possibilities of a peaceful solu j ( North Atlantic Fact forces. He! value of the dollar and bumping ing swayed slightly. One gambler Editorial Page 8. Sec. 2 tion. will work on his report Monday, the cost of living steadily upward. paused in his game and looked 8, Sec. 2 ' LAID FOR and Tuesday and Will fly to Wash- -' In addition, the freeze affects PLA? around. Radio Programs Sec. 2 8, "Must be an he said. Women's Features 1 to 4, Sec. 2 18-Year-ington Wednesday ' morning to' mainly meat prices. Fresh fruits, NEW POLITICAL PARTY confer with President Truman, Then he turned back to the table Church News OILMAN. Wis- - Jani 27 OJJ vegetables and seafood are not 5, 6, Sec. 2 and went on with the game. are nor items School News .... 5, 6, 7, Sec. 2 farm affected, Retired many Maj. Gen. H. W. Kolpak Flies From Ottawa 1 Dr. Beno Gutenberg, seismolo-- V Classified WASHINGTON. Jan. 27 (U.R) (adjusted so that a verv eonsid- which are below what the gov- laid plans Saturday 'for a new 2 Sec. 10, 9, 11, ' (Continued en erable number of men maybe as Eisenhower arriver at 11:28 a. ernment considers is a fair price "American" political pa rty that Comics In Opposition to drafting page Id.) 9, Sec 2 olds mounted In congress. Satur-fmaas 100,000 now classified as m. (EST after a one hour and 44 for the farmer. This latter la due will lead the way to a "free and day and new alternatives were.4 - F are used. minute flight from Ottawa, where (Continued en Page Eight) peaeeful future" for the country.'. Before her murder, Lavinia offered, including one to call up i 2. "The larae nool of nan-ve- the held secret talks with CanaGrenable kept a diary and in childless eran husbands some 290.000 in dian defense officials. His. four-engimarried this book were names of 19 through 23 Constellation circled Stewtne, is to 26 age croup alone Another, suggested by chair must be brought into the picture art field here for 27. minutes bepeople who might have mur3. The law should reauire that. fore landing on instruments in a Carl Vinson, dered her. . Ga, of the "when , man and if it becomes neces- snowstorm that had closed ' the house armed services committee, (U.B WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 called in the "committee's Invest! This is an important clue was that to take . sary they field to all other operations. congress plug loopholes Philosophy Prof. David Hawkins gation of reported Communist in taken in a definite pri draft must be his kas Eisenhower became an "administrative L'dt." filtration at! the University, of in the new mystery thriller, in theto present greeted by Premier which would risk a general war PARTS, Jan. 27 U. , get "nine out of 10 regis- ority so mat me omer ones wui. it. ki. uk. at the Los Alamos, N.Mv California's radiation laboratory "Crimson Holiday," which law kvith Russia or Communist China,-Pleven" Rene left by plane trants now escaping the draft." howeri his two grandchildren and day night for the United Saturbegins in the Herald today. plant in May, 1943, soon after he ana atomic bomb project.' States authoritative sources said. Vinson's committee is reluctant a host! of high army and air force The married' drifted out of the Communist The professor and his wife, who Written by Jane Holsinger, plan to draft for ' urgent defense talks ' with Stressing that Western Europe He said he had waited who was the in officers advanced by Sen. Lyndon was also testlfied.'refused to name any well-knoparty, the house Truman. will remain almost defenseless writer the mysthe defense depart snow for more , than an hour. 1 President activities committee revealed i Pleven persons they:' had known to be tery is being published in B.' Johnson, D.,.Tex chairman of ment ordering Mr. Truman will against a Soviet Invasion' for at urge to restudy the present the senate preparedness committ. urday. Despite the strain of Ws tour, to "play for time" for at least a least another year, he will plead, Communists, unless- their names ' an draft with pool tee Is hearwhich looked fit and cheer' Hawkins, how j at the University already had been cited by the serial form, with the first holding draft to enable the West to ready that the West, must, at all costs,; to "plugging the' loopholes. Eisenhower installment found on Page 1 ings. He said the t people are eye of Colorado, said he joined the committee. . ful as lie, stepped from the plane. year , l its defenses Vinson play for time. against any' 'possible said committee the , ' ad"genuinely disturbed" by the wants to be sure the armed forces He left for the president's suite Soviet aggression; The committee also disclosed of Section 2 in today's Herald. : take party at the University of Calihe It believes, should, beproposal to draft fornia in 1938 and left It in the testimony ofj Dr. Kenneth May, Be sure to read today's bea of in Paris The of French left vantage the; every can 3,500,-00of, 0 possibility not meet academy of premier; their goal military other sources of manpower his grandson for New York at 835 pjn." EST negotiation with the Soviet bloc with black spring of 1943. He said he with former student and teacher at the ginning installment.? Be sure' cause men sedan, from draft the " present are available. i V drew from the party when he University of Calif ornia. who ad also to turn to Page 7 of to) and is due to arrive at 1:30 p.m. toward this end. pool and still maintain a safe on the front seat beside film. Johnson advanced a three-poi- nt realized he did not want it in- mitted being a Communist from day's Section 2 for another f Point officials said the Sunday. Washsame he will pressljr. to on the He At will of time, men to West go available help "margin" 1938 to 1942.' ' t volved in his life. , make this ' possible, he said it general would not see newsmen ington Monday aboard a special firmly-foa strong U. S. com- -: installment of the plan:. thrilling ' 1. ( Hawkins, testimony before the Hawkins t and May ; said they serial, ; "Fingerprints- - Don't mltment that it will not abandon ; his stay here but just presidential train. ,u i u "Require that the standards might be desirable to tighten tip house committee was taken in Knew ur. Joseph W. Weinberg, which will be concluded of acceptability as regards mental on the "too, liberal" deferments during ask Europe .... and will step up .. the will The Lie," French to and wanted" "rest premier., up prepare dosed session Dec. 1. He was - (Continued on- - Page Two) Mr. Truman to avoid any action and physical ; Qualifications be under the present law. his report" to congress. .(Continued on Page Two) ;2 y. Truman Won't Urge General U.S. Sales Tax ; 5,000-aquare-m- lle Freeze Order Gets 40-mi- le Chilly Response Many Quarters ce ks ce i George Demands $5 Billion Cut ge 1952 Budget . Winter's Worst Cold Wave Hits Midwest States 1 , , on r-a-si . " routed-4brTraptS- get-toget- - I bal-lan- ce s.18-year"oU- U- , an on 19-Ja- 79-deg- ree ' l, non-defen- se an as-you- i - Inside The Herald - Eisenhower Rests Up at NC3st Point nTT j . ; Borg-War-n- . , -- ; all-nlc-- ce rht j . middle-of-the-nig- ; . : j Merry-Oo-Rou- - i b," nd ...... ...... ...... ...... Opposition Grows in Congress Draft Against New Mystery Serial Begins Old j Herald Today Former Communist Professor Worked at Atom Bomb Plant . 18-yea- r-1 ny : : non-vetera- ns, ne : - A-bo- French Premier Leaves For U. S. to Confer With Truman ti. . v . , non-veter- an , can . wn , . . : ..,) -- : f i . r ' ; 20-2- - - ext-week.-1---r-- . 4 i t r |