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Show TZMFERATUHES tl TfTTO Slt Lk l--fi 0rt( Fau ! Afll . . . Si. ' . ) 1 1 . Ocara ! I t ST FAIR Partita ... Hatt Pxatrli . T4 . . Chirac Sf M l t ... it I !) ' It tl M 5. : UTAH. COUNTY. UTAH PROVO. VOL. 20. NO. 8 SUNDAY, JULY ! 1952 ?0, PRICE- - FIVE CENTS li lie nr. " S3-1- i I 1 . . Miami I ; Kitaunk (I TiT lit( tniihimui IT x,w ark 11 1 1 cooler, north portion. KSr?t 12 SZ, north. south, ICS l Mhsl I'Uh'i Dixie. Low 55-mum humidity 25 per cent, corth IS per .cent elsewhere, : r ! ? r5 Of WoinrHims-U;yi- m UnJet further filings were placed In the mail by midnight Utah eouniy voters-wil- l havt a choice of 23 candidate!, from which to pick five itate legislator and two county commissioners Deadne for filing wfch the county clerk ended at 1 p m. Saturday Sat-orda- y, J with men and one woman seeking the seven offices. Further entries i In the mall bearing a July 19 postmark wil be accepted, but none v were expected in this manner according to the best available lnfor- pQjr Believed Dead 'nation from leaders of both parties. Two Contention Contests, in Nominating convention contests loom for only two office, one . each party county commissioner, where the Republicans for . V four have fTed. and the Democrats in legislative District Four with CHICAGO (U.PJ A new 20-- m three now seeking the nomination. Wherever more than two file for was an office, all above that number ember roust be eliminated at the party's formed Saturday , to map set for convention strategy 4o draft nominating convention By JOHN L. CUTTER Illinois Gov. Adlai . Steven-lo- n Aug. 9 in Provo for both Democrats United Press Staff CorresDondent al for the Democratic and Republicans, CHICAGO (UP) Southern forces won a flrstfound nomination.! For every other office, all candl- in ; Democratic convention delegate contests Saturday, and victory leaders from Idates are automatically "assured a C'X:-- ;f eight Party J H administration backers launched an immediate counter-attac-k ' 14 after and Midwestern, Place on the ballot In the primary conferring with the White House. iciection sept. -- at which time the escue Performed states huddled in a hotel Democrats opposed to President Truman's policies scored an by room to form the "Draft electorate of each party will choose . Initial triumph when the Democratic National committee temporarily for President" stratefinal candidates for the Nov. 4 SwedlSn Liner CreW seated "regular" Texas and Mississippi delegations at the party" " Six Utah County lawyers vie for final election, i gy board. Democratic NaVi convention next week. The final decision will be made on the conat. elect and Committeeman A Five Republican candidates tional NEW YORK (UP) the pout of Fourth District v vention floor. i of Kansas two Democrats automatically be Guard cutter docked here SatKenneth Andersonrr were Administration some torney at party nominating backers salve for their given wounds, was named' chairman. d elections this fal- lhowever, when, the committee also recommended that leader of th ventlon, VnYl ilecion by riu;; night with 44 persons who Anderson wouldn't reveal Texas and Mississippi dlegations be asked to declare formally their unless one now in question is ruled of teing unopposed" for their party; 'cre dramatically rescued from the names of the others who to the party. , loyalty i" attended the secret meeting. nomination out by the attorney general. flames which swept the Norof the the mr with But, knowledge inII i he said the. But group In The filing of Hugh Vera Went.' White Averell l wegian freighter Black Gull Filints Harriman House, Of QOVCT cluded governor, some forOrem Republican, is being que,- - ja managers planned to go of la,t.minute fil,ng ,at( the Atlantic Ocean off Long Ismer cabinet members, and campaign a to decided farther. sir land. They tioned along with several other Friday and URt;t xp m Saturday, other "very Important " convention to adopt a waited by the pier j tate candidates on the grounds drscended on workers in the county! in Ambulances '. Sfaten Island where the cutter pledge" which would bind aH office clerks one , finally filling made been every. . that it may have the delegates to support the party's docked to rush the in- lor ooia. pirun. me utmo- - Mackinack nominee whoever he the state t e-- oince ,.V.H r to presidential rn. hospiUls . dayt . i late. Date tof . .... . . . u . y. ' ' i j ,wmmr tn vw.. PLEASED W Averell Harriman (right) and his campaign mannoinm-n- ii SIX may be. inciuaea in until urvjvor puDUcan mi. 1 and 2. Wenti Anff. ... women, three of them" passen- - ager. Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., seemed pleased as they talk filing cates ui Disclose Strategy By JOHN L. STEELE ",rr irrrc n- -j nu inrce crrwuicraiKTi 01 things over in their Chicago headquarters. r DICE LilC rcTjul ru uwmwt n... i irii burned ri.;.. United Press Staff Correspondent - ithe from Aug. 2. T9ut is one cay xoo fnMn' . fh. Mtf Gull. Black freighter Haraiman's lieutenants were In vera, iAnoth late dating from Aug i They were rescued from the ship Sen. touch with the White House by CHICAGO, July 19 (UP): Satu,Tday flning put ea"dldato other by gallant sailors of the liner Anti-Filibust- er Estes Kefauver railed Sitimli tnm "J"-- ?' In the field for the the candidate be telephone throughout day boat, and Gripsholm 'as flames fed by casfore they disclosed their strategy a democratic "fair play!! amendr publicans for the post of tor oil and naphthalene turned aimed at blocking a revolt by ment barring the contested Texas "pf.; county commissioner. County Com- - the rjl ruling ha, vessel into a floating torch. By ALAH ADAM ' southerners who might bolt the con and Mississippi delegations from steel and J. Prfhrt BuN rnissioner Verl G. Dixon. Provo. The Four Missing WASHINGTON, (UP) ventlon If the nominee favors Mr. voting in any delegate dispute until - . " "' ,. ; - Another survivor of the Black the pot. inree win sees lock, are seekingfUed-Hindustry and steel workers union Truman'sl policies. they are seated by the convention. tourire eber Grant have agreed to reopen negotiations Gull was injured so seriously he ' Democrats have The Tennessee senator n4 icd within P01Allen' and -ouu- tVi lvln ' American Fork, rrovo. mnnYi TTnftw n at a.ni. ai Vit iiTr dential ia own Prty and wiil be on the, could not be transferred to the t,.i ll'Pi riusDurga nvt aspirant told a news con' ' Two Utah county men Sat. Mobilization Director B. Sorenson, also of Mackinack with the others. Four ference the proposed amendment to .rday. Acting bahot. er- - plank would open uff the whole Ka,nst were to enroute men were missing and presumed D'mocrats worked Chicago urday R One frorrr each party, .mi Miiu.' Hi ?ov. announced steelman Joj; the convention rules would parallel Faila T Accept to participate la the Demo"Wentr. filing is ruled valid, win dead. whelming odds Saturday night try-- rights controversy;, and perhaps Saturday. a amendment Ipushed J nominat-state t cratic national convention. One passenger and. seven of the Ing to head off a threatened con- - lead to another bolt of the southern The announcement came after be eliminated at the the Republican convention through wlU S. will survivors The Provo, George BiUif, (ourJ conventions. on the failed fo flJe had crewmembers the ,y tQ of the 1948. Ing dangled last week, by backers of Gen. arriving government poJt thsventjon floor fight over a proposed Democrats, as In ncr - ...,. n nn the cnmifT ballot, go as a delegate Dwight D. Eisenhower. Mrami..u... threat of partial seizure over the with In was led Sen. The group unity ce by and vote, wiu; tiflrt mrA candidate Hint Clyde WBrnH picneu v the party Democratic ticket after a petition' burns. 4n4,iet The action was the of a LIL-Kee- 4of ?lclm J.. Sparkman,.ia.,j,u J,, k T While was cratie platform..-,- -. Sr., aL at Prero, la series of GOP conventionfirst norrrmation filed fit his Sept. iTicreases would not he victories erves bis alternate f tpamin tnr Ktaten r.ianri Fourth District attorney But discussed until the union and coTn- The harmony bloc was concen - Rep, Brooks Hays that finally led to Eisenhower's hh,i. .Hh .K as state prosecutor In the Fourth ignfT3 To make the petition valid,! mouth of Sie York Harbor, there1 tratlng on influencing Sens. Herbert it was known to include such civiljpanies ha( reached a .contract nomination for president, r Judicial District of Utah, w.satcn. Mf Veeks had to file his accept- - were two other ship fires in New) H. Lehman Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Jr.. Kefauver's-proposaas Sen. Warren G. settlement. would affect and Hubert advocates rights H.J uucnesn ana a news A told Uintan conference that the small tanker exploded the who has been striving. Steelman. anc,f which he had not done when York. 'reril.t.' . to' . i and not t former rovo, 2., ' fc BallU. b. ti Humphrey take.Magnuson tfJ incumbent. George aware ai inr iiemorrat r ripWal nnt rim counrv clerk"s office closed' in the East River of Manhattan's to bring about a nice accord. hia;i. nouc to tne tne for tioor tneir it piat- Sen Francis J. Myers Is not a candidate he had asked Steel workers proposal. He refused to be pinned and Mississippi which were tempo Saturday. To still accept the filing.!- most exclusive residential areas. form iignt commute refuses their re J A series of Informal conferences said as to whether Mr. Truman. rarily seated earlier todayj by the its four crewmen were of he would have to place the accept jThree President . ' Pailip Murray and thejdown a fs.n--II H f mm tH planki aHagainst the' flVPf. Th nuonHc quest for strong in tHt mail. C a.tti cr4 xrr" Kit k ine negotia-j"f- u to renew given for sajing oniyiparty's national committee.!- Back-a- n rW been m have joint canstA companies HoKiIa sought, generally ma unit House would have.ers Heft early that day for of "loyalist? delegations from "ons Sunday and that they ave-that to .the USWhite some to find effort 1U1S UIUV UdTiT I.UI1 111 1lxrlllxjrl tOi own Statements. ouilUdj, issue where he is an alternate delegate" from apartment windows the two state Immediately to do so. agreed way of resolving the dispute. to the Democratic national conven- - watch. Fire also broke out in Harriman was joined in his cam- - ised to carry the issue to the con- Price Relief Ready But they conceded they are work tion and could not be reached forjthe hold of a Liberty ship in for the loyalty pledge by Sen. ventlon floor. PaiSn ,. f .fni comment. Members of his family. idrydock but was controlled, ing against time, and that their Under present to not too of are success chances hadLgrant The Swedish special price other major Democratic presi-ruleready liner Gripsholm however, said they believed he stands as both of the "regular" cost . of ...... . the ending not accepted the petition of nomin-- veered from her course and sped v. .n..... . bright. - Humphrey'defense-crippling- . So the Lehman 300 strike, to of feet the within flames far, iden-ation. Kef drive. the in whether they shoudld baj'seated " auyer said to rescue. the survivors, some of bloc, has been adamant about 'an;But it still will not talk price tical letters to the others that thej permanently. Candidates Listed SALT LIKE CITY (UP- - Utah a is contract until anti terms there filibuster on contending, plank, TteoLibUcaik Saturday were won (Continued Page Two) heart of the problem was the "issuej The "loyalists' contend the "reg-o-f Candidates for 'each position that this issue is the pivot of the Murray's wage policy board is lulars". may bolt the party In: No-' civil rights." from eacn party follow: i dering whether some oi mer canmeet to in scheduled civil whole rights fight. Pittsburgh As Ihe delegate and civil rights! vember because they have refused didate for. nomination lor six. s.ae jegislaUire.. District On In" or not orvilte Gunther. Lehi. Republic Monday., Union sources here said fight grew hotter, party veteranito promise to support any candidate CHICAGO (U.P) The Demopositions are candidatesaround Testimony Heard the virrii 1 Pot'rnn Thi nmn-The Question revolves they had heard reports the board Jam'es A. Farley advised the war chosen By the convention. cratic National seated Committee to "firm iio" Its- union shOD rlani some was valichty of candidate filings made crat.. incumbent. Both are unoppos- mere ring factions o,n his arrival here In disclosing his proposal. K- on "tiimliit"11 oi laia inoiiijnsi. . , unc ,n thelr party ,nd wiI1 ,ppe CIO delegates to tne at tne sccreiary oi s forces by dpmnHt ehlef nhstarle tn a ron- - that they can beat the Republicans ;fauver also announced that' he has - ""..0n the Nov. 4 final ballot. Democratic National Convention calling for a change in senate rules. tract setuement. ne ir in November if they stop fighting written "Jrts rivals for the presi-ovlast aiuraay It was speculated that this re- the tiling deadline at m oas re-- i sute legislature Distrlct Two-f- ore CHICAGO OJ.RVcio President despite protests that such action but not connecting this recommen FEPC and other issues and'dential nomination asking them to the primary convention. The c wuford Larsen. Orem. Repub- on united ." behind a "good strong 'subscribe to "a formal and . Two) th with dation civil (Continued to would be pro Page states unfair rights that Philip Murray announced that his called ., southerto faithfully support even nepunucan ronvrnumi But unoDBO,fd . r-- G rand Jarman. United Steelworkers and Kaiser abided pledge" gram. "harmony" jing their by 2. quotas. delegate I and for Aug. Counting frprn ners-are But 'there was little Immediate' nv civil riSh's Pnk ajjrved incumbent, and Harold C. Aluminum Ca. have agreed-oa opposed( to this manConnecticut Chairman euver the first day of the convention 'he Orrm, t wun new contract covering 8500 work y ancn. itovo. uemocrats. that his words were the convention. 11 deadline would -be Fridav. July M. Bailey said the commit John A platform-has committee oe one to riting heeded. ai Americans for Demo-- I The senator said he will consult fiiminww crs. n.imuritii- rnrvi-nti.if-l mfti tee's decision would undermine since "left-win,he other candidates and hia last been h a election. testimony cratie hearing Action, , 2 o there U no dispute over,9 Pflmap' Murray said the agreement was every state leader who followed Wednesday on suggested planks for Mafe legislature. Dirict Three-eac-bcd The ment of the party, served notice:own lieutenants before deciding if room nis in hote, ,at? filinlfstdeadl.ne in that nartv. Charles Peterson. Trovo. tncum- - iast night. Details of the contract instructions and sent only the the. platform. Mores than 100 wit that it vi!l wage a floor fight in thehe Pfrsonally wiU offer the of Saturday dea time The number of delegates nesses have tesiiiea on suDjects r"1" change 6n the jconven-mis- e" A. wcrc not prescribed to assure "no compro-Pse- d Kntinunniposed. R.rpuhhcan. in available, the Republican rarty immediately filers Uo" .P001-- . B"t he added: and alternates to the convention. ranging from foreign affairs, lnfla-- ; un- Rav Provo. civil on. Democrat, a planks said C S. and but platform Ecclcs. Murray wage eludes Marnner We The' issue arose when Idaho, Uon, a.nd the defense effort to the join in insisting that . ; for"9Ppod-rights fringe benefits will total more Iowa, Maryland, Massachusetts. Cash Ramrton and Bill , be changed and that no of women's District Four Vice Ireland, of President rights, AMERICAN FORK Richard Supporters partition Sti!e than the 26 cents an hour the U S Senate Permitted to vote Ccnover. Spnngville posei by the .Wage Stabilization Michigan and North Carolina sent and various "peace", proposals. n claimed the civil !deISatJ0n L. Davis. William S. Lucas, about 37, Murray, was ben W.rowBarkley" more delegates than , they were Sen. William Benton seated."iuntlJ " ). of Permanently rioin-- i Board. enhanced his chances uwwcu. the nci'uui:ran. for Dalton Don Mack rights and .iary in an .accident hile oper-u orann n7 inn ley . . . m reward to Darty leading off today's witnesses, called killed a i nnmjna irinat-u-. ingville; Ed-,- ', The Kaiser. agreement followed nrpsHipni rmsrressional nomination in v, .ik.i' Die De- - for a clean politics plank and a ating a roaa graoer on private John Walker for wrd II. Boyrr. Sp rinev.lle and by severai .day, the signing of a Second ful: here Saturday at Sa4j NO tO property of Sen. V. of condemnation the tactics rrovo. DemoArnold permit eerrt-irof Bcrgcson r.ommstion: state the contract the between nw AFL'".,.?e.mo5r?l'C. to hold fractional votes, R. cr. without delegates candiirs. states! McCarthy using inree Democratic, Joseph E R. Callis'rr for the at'omev Aluminum Workers Council and The Mr. !Lura. was rraninff nm- - wltl delegates from several Committee agreed the term "McCarthyism." for this post' wiM necessitate tne Aluminum rn Huh of to, seat rretionaj cnrral forromiratior: owned by Western Dairy (throughout the day., property Company 90 to the all "surplus" delegates "That term is an insult the district attornev eliminating one of them at the America. Wenti residents when and neighboring Indiana Leans to Barkley named McCarthy," the accident occurred. good people utio- - in he District Democratic nominating convention r The CIO union also has a con- - but ruled that 86 "surplus" " nd Ken Chamberl3in for the d - in Provo Aug. 9. and another In the tract dispute with ALCOA and ternates would have to sit in he said. A poll of the He was working on the propIndiana deleBenton argued for an public section of Ccuivention tnct attorr.ov nomination in the Sept. 9 primary election. CHICAGO (U.R Puerto? Rico's said negotiations will be the 62 N. Grant gation showed tha't it leaned toward of jMurray Merlin Hatch, erty vote or. was The Hall. he total the asked Mate parDistrice but, Five "resumed next Tuesday in Wash- Sixth Di'trict. legislature, sixjter plank, for his to the Democratic Con- -. delegates second Barklev as and leaned he Kefauver when Ave., apparently H.on affected is "Mc . not views VerJack delegations ...1 Swenson, Spanish Fork.: jnjf ton. Vanfinn tMl..tl Attorney General Clinton D. aen.-some over which to wire Danot oi in cnoices. "vttheu uiiwiugn inspect addition, ron was o- -t of the c;tv. but a and Lae M. Barron. Payson. Re--,; The Kaiser agreement cnt in- - creased.by the action. ICarthyism" and the controversial was machinof the ia"?"""" with Allen Delaware Frear interfering predicted two-yeE. Chairman Frank Wisconsin. so as nc u. faf that Alien Republican's deputy ,ant McKinneyj pun.ican. Hodgson. Fay- ue9 the existing union shop and accidentally tripped a his state's six convention votes will show Put " by their Republican knou to formal request for a son,, and Francis L Lundell., Ben- -' clause. explained that there would . be campaign to prove the State De-- ery counterparts last week. which brought a bar down, go to Barkley on the first ballot. lever I 112 on Comif was T vacant infested the chairs on floor wi'Ji Continued on Pace Two) Pace (Continued partment " Members of the Derqocratie on file him Stevenson of Adlai and Gov. head Backers striking 90 not the seated, raunists and delegates were committee brought tin pinning him against the vehicle. of Illinois held j a secret strategy blatform the while Jose Benitez, accomMr. close question to Hatch, working plans hy. meeting i : ?, tried futilely to release the bai plish a draft of the Illinois gover- - who heads the island's Demo. f 7'm-r.rcm- rn t Illinois cratic delegation, was testifying Another grader operator was; nor for the nomination. I mfP . - m, m t o summoned from a half block leaders said they were convinced before the. group. away to extricate Mr. Lucas. The Stevenson would accept a "genuine of Former Sen. Francis J. Myers Pennsylvania recalled how th victim was dead when removed draft." , 11 .n t I, GOP delegation conAn Informed source said the three-mafrom the vehicle. .. Mr.' Lucas, who reportedly had huddle of the Stevenson admirers vulsed the Republican Conventon and again at home. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P) a wife and four children, was was not an attempt to "organize" a tion by voting Unanimously for A. Taft and then demandHe said tie got his "comTom Gavin of Kansas City's employed by the Enoch Smith Stevenson draft, but rather a meet- -l Robert Washto be in instructions' ing is polled individually. plete firm which contracting laying First Ward cooled off Saturday (Continued en Page Two) ington, though it was betrunk lines for the American at a brewery picnic while lieved he did not see Mr. Fork sewer "system. With this :. Democrats got hotter and. Truman. He slipped back work at a standstill Saturday afthotter oyer the. secret which home via ernoon he had been employed to plane, he shares only with Presithough not aboard the presiv grade the rear yards of the prident Truman. dential DC-- 6 Independence. vate property. CHICAGO, (U:e Capsule re- for President Truman's backing -Thomas J. Gavin, a portly, he drank beer. It was Saturday The body was taken to the port on leading candidates for the as the 'only "100 per centf Fair 54 - year - old Irishhis picnic, in a way, since he Anderson Mortuary. nomina Democratic presidential is as the Dealer in the race, and regarded vice president of the brewV man, will act president's tion: alternate in the Missouri delery. we, logical man .to Got. Adlal E. Stevensori Metjnere He said his Instructions inegation- cast Mr. Truman's Demo-.ceithe White House blessing, with Chicago ballot when the nominating clude how to serve on any to Estes him Sen. who Kefauver leaders cratie jJoined urged in starts committees delegate Harry S machinery rolling "reconsider" and bid for the forces with Harriman carnp t Truman may be appointed to Chicago at the National connomination. A spokesman said fight for seating of at the convention. vention. repeated his previous stration delegations, rather than He was pressed hard about Gavin knows - how hell statement that he doesn't want "regulars' from .Texas and a rumor he would vote for vote, and Mr. Truman knows. hia boosters to "do anything to susippi; denies any "deals " wila But that's all. Averell Harriman. He reHarriman on nomination. further his candidacy." -, anSince he shot into national plied by saying, "I can't Vice President Alben- W. BarkSen. Richard B. Ens-seswer. locus as the president's alternate with the key to how the ley Being talked up increasing- Worried about adverse Southern Gavin expects to depart W'hite House feels about the ly as a "harmony" aboard nominee; reaction to his surprise attack ou Sunday for Chicago "confiderit" he will be nominated, TWA'i Flight- - 220, which is field ef Democratic presidenlaw; horse o like works . The monwho and says "any old ballot would talk with Gov. Allan Shivers of scheduled to" arrive in the tial aspirants. Gavin has SEA Ttltphoi for blomed be shouldn't. wonting suit me." convention city ai 8:25 a.m, Texas produces promise that Texmade himself scarce. He ice president Aibea BarkJey marches to his hotel ia Chicago. jiAAiVAJ. AAAit mu toh the hoy early.' eluded reporters in Washing CST. . Averell Harriman Hoping as will continue to support burs. 22 - I two-ye- ar Utah County Lawyers Vie For DA Post u i Administration Backers Sf a rt Move to Pern an d Party Loyalty Pledge Stevenson's presi--denti- anti-Trum- uu""a Eastern an . j I Ste-vens- on ; VA N Lait-Minn- v. ..t-ti- iv ". i.Jiud t,. !,'"". CflllSf 'Fair Flay' Convention Rub Steel CIO To Resume Negotiations Plank Hints Hot Floor Fight ' gjFor i a Re-,.- -- y.i 1 , -- four-yea- fr " ' f m.rt 1 1 te L . ; - "'y J;Vb ,,T.40, - committee - " LJ Backers Map 'Draft' Plans - stf - 44 Rescued Off Flaming Freighter i A Lct'to LI ; n,i. r--rt i - similar . full-fledg- - - haEt-isee- n , the-MtcHn- -tck j r,,;.. .mw - one-hal- f, -- fD-Ark- .). in-th- l (D-N.Y- .) t.. " " (D-Was- (D-Min- 1 (D-Pa- .). Validity Of GOP Filings Questioned w v T" " 1 - go-aoe- . -h- KJk Tm 90 'Surplus' r,. Delegates Win Setits j -- ld Kaiser Aluminum ro"v" s, the!fi,i ! - . Signs Vtih si-- - iman-Humphr- -- -- ey er ... bind-ticket- ;Stte n T. . nom-nation- Grdcfer Accident ; w t . ! j Fork Kills Murray Alan At America f J'". B.-k- er . , g" seg-wlt- . . ; pro-Haro- ld " Beei-Harriso- (D-Co- en'f,dV,a theaX . da-c.- - Fo-irr- l Roll Call. Be HMfS, Demanded From " : s Puerto Rico h i s- - antl-filibii- 27-vo- te s- ...... - ,.' .' ar i. laugh-fetchi- ng J fellow-traveler- s. 7?ri ff K,A,-OV,V- tr ir i3iw VkC on-thei- r Truman's Convention Choice Known Only To His Alternate - : n- - I", r A 7 What the Candidates Say: private affable -- EIEZHjEDHED tely ve s - L Taft-Hsfrtl- ; r ey fence-mendi- r.? . j ti i. |