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Show . TEMPERATURES lotin M 4 .fOHt Vttat 1 ilPorlUni : HulK 41 till liki iidtn phoenix l ot Ancrlrl Sin fun . 41 44 44 14 11 IS IT . I'onlfllo 31 11 Dtnitr . 14 llmihi 14 hirlf 41 WlihllifWB 14 Hotifltl tt l It Jl 44 II 34 31 74 4 3 fit) 44 M 41 41 34 34 II II Miami Rllnf lilih, "lie 0f UTAH vqa no. 30, "PROVO, 42 Plans fo Free Chianig's .Troops To Mack Red China Dice C0UH1 n v .top-leve- corn-cellin- - wj U U i U , huto-Chln- SUNDAY, e0' OJ .. without assignment.' WASHINGTON (UPl or- - ine conterence t , If- - 1 - I I I I I The subject sources lhat "revrakd ment today ' was not disclosed on coinciaem VCZT llftins the allv. Adm. Arthur W. Radford. l China may be President tisen- - j c Commander In c rtt-e- t rea, is due bower's first move to'try to make charge of the Forms the communists sue for peace in to arrive here tomorrow for more talks. l Korea and .vIn New York. Hen. DourUj Mac- These informants said the Presl-- j g dent is seriously considering can- - Arthur, former rar Eastern the two - year old order mander who was removed by then under which the U. S. 7th Fleet President Truman, said lifting the of the 7th' fleet has. barred the Chinese ists on Formosa from invading the would "correct one of the strangest ianomolles known to military his- mainland. Underlining this- - possibility was torv,"-MacArthur said the neutraliz- the President's scheduled meeting todav with Fleet Adm. .William. I) atinn order was a major factor p.tccinne Wmo Ifc wartime Chief of Staff to in the entry of the Chinese Reds MlSMani urye Iahy, said He Korean is the Into who Roosevelt struggle. the late President Prohibition ' MOSCOW , Mr. Truman's order "proved to be C . D Govern-'prcsen'.'- UTAH. s U M Russ Claim Secret Of Atom Bomb Hon O B.H FEBRUARY 14 Jn. - le)T0lf r i-- Ii J rtneess :Af icf ona in!cs in Terrific Gale - Mear BeSf osS' , - V 'X' us liH U .. , P I I U V V .. 0 fo) n V. WO) ..?a .v. PRICE FIVE. CENTS "A - U U Uuh City, o ll II ll l . - Sean Pirklnf lot for ill Needs (Adr). MIOIOKILMINQ CO. 133 .PtrojL "7 - COUNTY. daytime trmpmturn, ta St; tow, 27. your Parkin; J UTAH 59 BKLFAST. Northern ticland U P -- The RrlUsh steamer Princes Victoria capsirrrt and sank near Belfast during a howling storm ot hurrirane streiijMi today, drowninp 133 persons. -- , . ..1,1, t... . r ..i Heavy seas 'smashed open the bulkhead doors causing the hlp 'contaminated the entire Far East; to list, and then turn turtle and sink. .situation Moscow radio LONDON (UP The 45 survivors and the bodies ot the victims were being brought 4 Talks Monday In from at least three different. said Saturday ' Russia definitely points. Another ship, the sources suggested u,. .c. Government British trawler Michael Griffiths,' wa f lh- - inmi- - hnmh missing in the Irish sea, and authorities feared It ,that the President might choose had qone down wi'h all Of r.--c . mea. , ; 7 'to Concress Monday to reveal his ned and, placed Under International , Racing gales, with winds up to liK) miles an hour, lashed tha control. northern British Isles today, and blindinc of snow and sleet iplan to give the Nationalists more ' The Soviet broadcast, monhurrd J 'freedom of action. efforts to ' rescue-- the hampered i . airt ,4n London, followed the cuntroversy. V " :i,ia thnw i, .,.. ,tr struKsling passengers and crew; v u . that he would wait until later and rrea P ,n,V'c of 2, the Princess Victoria.! n. irurresiueni WASHINGTON simply announce that the 7th Fleet that he does not of the worst in The storm was one 4u. n,.L.in, r,rtotin Pnrmnc' man's atatement V the Soviets have an atom Billyh history. i committees said after a talk with from a tack but would not block The storm wreaked damase on President Eisenhower today they, The Soviet Union too ha, the land as well as sea. Reports from Kirkuard. tn the bleak Orkney Amcrlcaa.Manlrv-JlvUioaana.!f'tr?-.. aon what to do about his election Islffnrls trp. . . .. addresses 22. in fx contains It campaiKi) aandhaus and was months Korei. hrnrB ,h, i.rffe command nntt hunker waterfront homes flooded, reported I.ooVs .like occupants-ara direct shell hit. hut 'f safe in the expiring economic construction. MW! rim anything WASHINGTON (UP)-T- he Unitthe United States," farm buildings flattened and water Moscow, to . IC M C POIC Ulll 1IIUII ia 3 tin " radio broadcast said. bv the Bales. mains broken ed Com- States has laws., demanded that 'frm .tt.rir rt.arHiP. v,.inaii,t .1 n . Truman himse f announced in London said; muni! t iiiinrnrv nrnmnitu Truman Record Revealed The.. air ministry r.t.im They said the l'resineni will of cther one would be considered 1019 United States had; ii.. the that of juiv- nuiiu 1. unt 'lie luniieys were or pay for a U. S. "Air" Force the militarily wise. disrtiss the Issue in his State ot an atomic explosion evidence the most furious in ever recorded Union messace on Monday. Secretary of State John foster in Russia. Prime Minister Josef ear'o plane forced down by Soviet Britain, flr "I" .hi?t Stalin (aid two vears later that two best known pas- - fighters in Hungary , on Nov. 19, They would not. however, pre- - ","es l P a"re" Russia had exploded a second controls sengcrs-- Sir Walter, Smiles. an!lD51. tha Stat Denartment an - ' . ut to make .V. the , WHYS WUU1U I1I1U i of Britain's Parlia-- I Irish member of their so ahead wars killed be will Korean and nounced today. ment, and North Irish Finance scheduled April 30 expiration date, (unprofitable the Reds would sue for The former red vital L'DICK 'attack the on. recent The demand was made In a ROBERT supply Minister Sinclair By M. were J. prcsldent' be allowed to die at that time or iPcace. 'statement was criticized in thel center on Korea's east coast. note delivered yesterday amona lengthy the misslnff. S. U. A. SEOUL (UP) of psychological v s As a stroke be extended on a standby basin , ' uh eh io me nuncarian covernmeni view or his iD19 ocean-pin no The frrrv Congress war.jre-- a vnairman jrsw i . iiuim't iuie mi,. announcement, and the U. S. atom- - carrier ias lorce ana me uaiuc- - The bombardment was one of iipe ui ntinH hcta..n SnntianH mt wthJ Budapest bv U. S. Minister Chris- his in tiff . IT.'o Viin . n W TV. KIlO Mich.) said after.... the meeting . that. jEjSonhowcr It emphasized. U homtl ibf Ti miHa tia.i.u AtUtniirl U'l .nmmlccinn i.tn.. Dmnrfil J . .'- .......hV !! Of thP UHT v a nm it a linn an M ..a.i nnwn .i Ql YP.TTl V fl't "f ii iri'mnfi I ii'Hn ...iiuvhi . rilinCfl ji. ubi. iuiiiiiii...)iuii j i l' .,n d,f JC VJn. r.1?!?"? 3 would P0-1- " H?! cleariiiiihj yesterday that it believes il6.lnfh shcU. today on the key all out effort to cripple Red enhowe. .dm,nislratiorl .nn'm irprf p.m. four miles off the Irish coast! Soviet fighteetn-.-force.Pnec! rmt nnlv h t i.nnPMn iM .n ctmnlu stockrtile in the nort and thj hnmh ir. -- in alght of Smiles' home on Cope-A. t'orce base at Erding, Ger- .i j.i ... an . . t.... i.. .. (Continued on Pate Two) that can't readily be reconciled,' tear up vital roads irom me. ntw down the American oui is L..,ui ito up Duuu'UH Island. luuuc all attack. 'iland piano out" Kui'iiy. Cape-harWolcoU and Sen. Homer E. to the frontlincs. poacy aaiuraay, as AUomey t,en- - Th .teamer kad been In to Belgrade. The pline'i Soviet atatements concerning the On the ground Amcrlcafl lnfint-cit. chairman of the dlsuse the was enrowto :.JrowneU.. from a U. S. atomic bomb frequently Acuities for several hgnrsv andiwhlch dl It parted shortly ar?r sunrise. ;erat Herbert Jr., rymen with flame throum Senate Sacking, Committee, said word atomic bomb and 'atomic'nign explosives blasted enemy 'Secondary batteries of the battle-'close- d former President Trumanjthe captain had ordered Its 123, "ew of four was seized by Com-- 8 talk" a had satisfactory on "very they enemy gunissuea seven pardons over and 55 crewmen tounist authorities. The airmen weapon" interchangeably. DUt it fortifications on the Western Front, snip concentrated with Mr. Eisenhower ort controls was dear in Stalin'a 1951 state' aoanflon ship anortly before It were released on uec. zs,-ithree Amcri- - posmons nrsu men mt mramn-The "Miehtv Mo oDjecuons. uepinmem and other economic matters. ment that he meant Russia had ac-- 1 can aircraft carriers and mppon-i- " 1 s" lu ,,lc luu 1,1,11 w iu i imu aurr mu Knimciu yaiu a r.ism- - weni npwn. "iwmicu Wolcott laid the main purpose of nower concurs in me new policy The sea was so rough, however, som 01 lUJ.oua. tually exploded an atomic bomb. guns. took part in the rieatroycrs ing a more to reach today's talk was Mr,. Truman said on Sept. 23. Simultanewwly. planes from the(whlch will put all future pardonsjthat the ship was able only to The United States earlier had common understanding on basic 1949, that "we have evidence that as well as, launch one or two lifeboats. Shore- - demanded that Moscow return the carriers Kearsarge, Oriskany and and commutations, Preseconomic factors. He said the battle-testewithin recent weeks an atomic cx- or pay for It because Soviet the Philippine Sea names of persons Tecommending;based lifeboats from various ident will discuss controls problems PORTLAND, Ore., (UP' Police plosion occurred in the U.S.S.R." open' al towns rushed to the scene, butlplanes had forced It down. But completed what the Navy officially them, on the public record uuum 01 uie Josef on mem-movouth in nis aiaie rharoes Soviet Prime Minister iiicoai,c tiplrl of them had to report the Kremlin on Dec. 10 and Dec. described at an "all out attack to Inspection by newsmen. The House committee cnairmaniof murder today after he entered, Stalin "said in an interview with bers of Congress or others with ."search hopeless." to accept tho 20, 1952, refused on the city. 2 controls rent believes aaid he annthe station an(1 told officersthe Communist Party Newspaper Two Destropers "legitimate interest." Only two coastal lifeboats found. formal demand and returned It pMce will e materials allocation authority Browncll said Mr. Truman Is- -' any survivors the lifeboat from to the United States, he stabbed his motnor (o dpath pravada on Oct. 6, 1951. that Two destrovcrs. the Moore and .. to be considered separately sja had recently exploded a second which picked up 31 - In the face of this twin rebuff, in out. also - Joined ' In - the sued 26 pardons and two her the take Uhlmsmv from the wage-pric- e question. hew American note to Hungary The youth, who gave his name atomie bomb and that there would bombardment. jations of sentence between election persons, and one from Port Pat-th- e which rescued two. Wonsan. which was lost to the day and the end of his adminlstra-.ric- k as Robert 11. Matlock led police to be more. (demanded that it take action re- SabreRusAmerican at SEOUL that Stalin said time that (UP) Another rescue vessel found fotir garding the plane. Its cargo, and a tnnricf fahin vocturrlav uhnro Communists in January, 1951,- has tion. CIO Displeased wanted atomic bombs prohib- - Jet pilots, operating under "dis- - been under siege sporadically ever m seven cases, three of writcn bodies floating in the sea. One equipment. ia .hpv fn..nH.th. hndv nf Mr. iitcd, but that the United States itinct handicaps," scored a smash- since. It is one of the heaviest hlt.invoivea prominent lormcr pontic- - report said ships had picked up The American note said the sei Matlock, about 52. wrapped in a would use the al figures, Justice Department weapon in 402 victory over Communist cities of any war. six survivors, but It later zure of the plane was "unlawful" Gbst:of-Livin- g quilt and bedspread on the floor of event of. an American attack "the;ing on MlG-15- s Air during .January, and demanded that it be returned There was no immediate Navy don Attorney Daniel M. Lyons had could not be confirmed.- - " a closet. our own country. Force statistics disclosed today. announcement on the effectiveness refused to recommend clemency, "promptly"' to this government Went Down Swiftly nici criminal aepuiy noiger Soviet commCntator Viktorov. .Aggressive U. SSabrcs. roam of the strike. urownci saia ...... along with Its equipment Tlus inChnstoffersen said Matlock told, went The down in in stricken vessel said were English, broadcasting lormer liens. jne tnree On the Western Front, American terest at six per cent from th ing deep into enemy territory. him the woman was ill with pneu- todav'g so the room after broadcast: engine swiftly J. blasted 40 MIGs out of the sky Infantrymen burned and blew up Andrew J. May date . It . presumably was turned I JUSt monia ana that atl at holrts" d "Vmi rememhpr when the United one were her of Parneli Thomas and , Hungary by the Soviet two of the Chinese trenches and bunkers. the month. Only during i i housht ake the nVlr i out "of States ,. considered Itself, to be the..,. ,. ..u.t by the pounding seas .v,lward F. Pntchard former .i Jos! in a;r com wcre . -... . je,s li.iv, ,1 !., f n. nun it iMurilll. her and relieve her." She suffered monopoly owner of the atom bomb.lA"ipd ill.., Mli.l . ui- uri uuais. uuiu mm . iMii.y .1 trftoreial "flnnril. luinv uvi In event 'that the Hungarians Ul iv WASHINUiU.N ILTJ rrcsiacm trum bau ncadatiies, me jouth it trloH in Ilea fhic mnnnnn w frt " Hr.w rrltlrUm . wrowneii uisiiucu . 111c xruman.uv iutii.u.iuaiiy ul iw faswu ";eannot for any "valid reason" re- first labor decision said Eisenhower's fear-i- ; thc property, the note asked ?Al.e.d.the..ba?.r! frfmaome cpnsressmen Who CIO'sl Chnstoffersen said the s uspeci'all countries and all people. But ?? bv Sen. slanting decks Into the freezing )o an today sharply increased the pay $96,000 for the plane, ' they ' told him he struck his mother withUhe monopoly did not last long, channel WilUams J. He said waters, t", i . : more than S2.000 for the cargo. .. .. m ... , , -, w.t.v i. . ... U Ac .,1a c .it.A. fl.A nn inn I cnnt.n.a ..ai.iiiK .J. growing bitterness toward the new a Jar, a hammer and bottle HnU1it "l'hfl Vrti'lnt ....twii HU:Ht.jr UIJll Ml . All IVnn ,1.11 , Hie Bta.i I'll. ii,.ivini,tu i in (ho K1H,UL! i,.. OIMUIVU ... . . JlUlllttll Includes 78 Plane , 3 1.13. . 41.A e r r r t t fKa ,,nml. ...A n n 1" ne L.. stabbed her "15 or 20 times Republican administration. m I a Ol of sentence between election day, winds blowing In gusts up to 1LV the heart with a hunting knife In a move to preserve janfl tno United, States blackmail After, fighting MIGs for more I ZlfiVnfflTRS and the time he left office. WW After the' killing,' Matlock took'Pli(;y fe" flal' Tne Sovict Union Ik,. along the north ,ul.,lc' hnvo' t..l. stability." Mr." Eisen- a nf tha .Inml. Mr. Truman fol- Scottish coast. mi. "iu'inl bus to the dqwntown police sta too has the secret v.. Presumably. Red the 548 Jets. of . ... . . ! e A . . . 1. . i n i u destroyed Labor cm f. TU i DepartK,,f lie rtanrl hower ordered the iiA.nAi. ..At,. i iimiihi'iiuiiiiuii Ol y- wds u,iiu'ii-ulimeu uie iiic a,u:ii-iution and told the only 43 haye knocked-dowin all but the seven cases into helplessness and swamped by its old to startled officers.s,ory voluntarily ferent from the one of the United ons ment yesterday to , v Sabres, the Air Force said. States the towering seas while Prownell mentioned. index to which the Bloody clothing and articles- were Besides the two Congressmen to Belfast from the little Scottish fcund slrewn about the n i wages of 3,500,000 workers are and Pritrhard, Mr. Truman Brant-:por- t, Stranraer. Among her 123 cabin, Indicating a struggle,, ..A1 rUfTian rTOpOSed rOT 'tied. 'ed pardons R. Johnson; passengers were several promi The action ran directly counter small, hunting knife Nobel Peace Prize Senate of Lomnani, Jil.; Anthony Uallerini ncnt Irish political leaders. WASHINGTON (LP of CIO was found on the' kitchen drain-boarto the recommendations SALT LAKE CITY, (UP)-B- lut Republican Leader Robert A. Taft of Mcnlo Park, ( al.; Jacob Weiss In Nnrth Channel President Walter P; Reuther but ATHENS (UP- )- Former Presi advocated deferring action of Indianapolis, and former Gov. today skies greeted Utalms Saturday tn Shi rinwn thp North conformed to the view s of the The owner of the cabin said the dent ., . 1 . on tax cuts until a retiuciion in jucnara i.ecne 01 iinsiana . . . . . i Harry Truman has been pro- .m imn-ir- amj ,1uicjr ScotLiiannei Ireland between and All had beeti of a AFL, 20 railroad unions, and thpjnlother and son had lived there for1 posed for the Nobel Peace Prize convicted morning PUSAN (UP) The South Korean federal spending Is assured tne about wouiu aooiu oil live auto continue mrougn ounaay Vi tirms miles LopeThis was in line with the views federal crime. May was convicted. major urceK i'remier ricm Marshall cab net mPi in an emergency ivan aim uie mauocK ny 1947 of The latter maintained the -- order The fair "weather was the last uie you..i toiu a enanrier Panaam t u-rarnrH (Contl'iued on Page Two) charges. sc up r. ief for.of other GOP congressional, leaders in ' tax lor are reviving the old index for six police his father died in 1946. who 'today. pressure 1hat 14,030 victims of a fire resisting chapter In a hectic, unseasonal swept months would give unions and sure arc govcrnuntil 'relief they Pusans black market through month that kept weather bureau mcr.t expenditures can be cut companies time to adjust "escalacenter last night. officials busy checking and revising to "modthe. new tor''' ,cohac.ts. Seven thousand persons wri-- enough to balance the budget. A. old. records. Daniel ern" index' coming out next month Chairman Nonetheless, Relief was estimated homeless. m for the first time.' of the needed for Uvlre that number be- Reed Eight Records Fall w index, which includes The cause thousands lot their stores House Ways and Means committee, mean would previous records, some datiEight "5 more "market basket" items bill which a is pushing and shops. cut averaging ng back to 1904, fell tn the heavy such as television seb-The cabinet au!hoii?ed distribu- an income tax this year. WASHINGTON' (UP) Thc'ment. He already Is embroiled In snowstorm of Jan. 5 laundries and baby foods, will be when 14.1 tion of 30,000 blankets and-- 10 day per rent for individuals he wants Senate sought from whether Taft was asked S. Secretaryl ."Our government continued as .the ' oiticial index President a shadowy struggle with Sen. Pat lnclies 0f ROME (UP)-- U. and our snow cover wet rice stock 14.000 persons. for heavy, ol the government. ' go ahead with tax legislation Eisenhower today what it eouldn t McCarran .. , John Foster Dulles arJoV-- c. S'ate ... ,. . . , , t,a. r,., VVAllIC iIU HMJfti, IIUUII The fire, driven by a stiff wind, to . . i i,vvnue Ar . and. while the budget outlook still is 'cet from former President Truman MeCarr.in rhnlrman nf the!Llans lapuai cuy. incmaea was , railroad'.unionsrivca nne tonay on his tirst ol- l blew crowded section through the e unrertain. He reolied that he is 111 arcess to secret loyalty files held Senate Internal Sceuritv subeom- the record for the heavies were olcased with tin. mission abroad and made !'nls as a V,al p.arl or ,ne overall ..... .... , L. program tor closer cooperation last night and nanus ate put an favor of reducing expenses first.1 tby the executive brauch. i.- - .u. t. recom- - fall of precipitation in any 12 hours which vear jmittce ' last, ' ' f .""lo form a the Atlantic area 1 2 miles long and The Senate, Foreign Relations .mended perjury action against Records "showed the unusuall; mile wide, said. s committee railed on Mr. for allegedly lying when wet snow to have a moisture con Community iieuther opposed revival of the!European .army. ' ' Policy Review hower to turn over. testimony giv- - he said he did not recommend tent of 2.4 Inches, which official old index. He wanted to use the1 Dt'llrs ma(le nis wv appeal to'. en. the President's loyally Review,that IA employ four men whom said was the "modernized" index as an aru-- i Wes,crn Europe o join forces only Last Tuesday Dulles said West- amount that might b rillYinn ntCJ Walter Bedell;the committee Board by Gen. tabbed as Com- - contained in half rninu,(s after he iarnved ern unity had "stalled"! mentior openine' his union's t dozen usua . r,'l,'..il, 'm.mlrl. 1r.lnlll Cnnlrnl . Romc s """Port from the United and that if there was "no chancel II IIJ III , VV ,1,1 HI. Ill lllfc. IIUI -. year contracts with General Mo-istorms. g of getting effective unity" America pence Agency chief whose nomina-- i Smith was Involved because his The cloudless skies ended hope tors, Ford and other automobiro!h,a,cs on a ' would have of European capitals. tion as undersecretary of state is testimony before the Loylty of its for- producers even though th- ' shattering still another recort before the committee. I lie new American secretary of.elgn policy, (fesnite the fact the Board presumably was Instrumcn- ., a GREENSBORO. N. C. (UP) I p to yesterday 3.9 inches of moli l C U. u"l" of state S. was in bv accomnanied Mutual Davis sin. ,sslle invested has lmnii s,nr'' disloyalty ture had clearing . ' iJOO. Thp it c; Arrnv hud Its 45 cents fallen during January KANSAS CITV, Mo (UP For- - i,i Security Administrator Harold E, OOO.doO in, he area. s?' the mmmittee charges. .f.'.r . iv.mr,nih search An I"lnl o e I 11 record for preelp ing the f. it ' n,,1, Drn.irlnn,'. Stassen. Rome was the first stop "'There' are many lirient nrob- - mer President Trunin. i "O had i ii .iivn.ui a. ,n 3i.ii iiiiuriiuLiuii in" COSl a nd urnuwaj that covered 8.000 miles on a visit to seven west European lems in our la p an Issue over which Concress! Yesterday, the Senate made con- - tation during the month. respective depart- - set off a national controversy over an estimated $150. Mr. Truman fought stormtly siderable headway in confirming capitals during which Dulles will ments which f 'and and I whether Russia has the Temperature Mark Cpl. Flovd I.. Oldham, , . -t iVr ft rri.ni! rl "Eisenhower In . nun ajL liuilll-- , ,t 1JU11CS S31U lOC .TV I lal tie !S S "HiiiK "U -- nL.lio .llc bl'Li for'ypars. Both Republicans and members of the ii r,,pnn..nll,n,rn u.ic iurt rli.nl ui.ni, ..!,U uuiupi.u ri. daytime temperatures, the fo Sen. the onlv With Democrats answer team." uniffind mutual defense. said. L, expect time they, Wayne the public scene for the Ut'lll. mer high average mean for tl last summer and the Army Japan Morse the from dissenting, Se Procress "But. get President' .the President, perhaps Anticipate Asked ny reponers i 1 '".',','"" refund tn In him jEisenhower' jtet awav with Monday,, to reveal the policy he nate confirmed Roger M. Kves month of 38.2 degrees was far si . ,u... n. ident Eisenwe arp nar en ,ir v inipresipu " "nkeri ns rn mtnnnj i vj.v luri hoi ii.iu .join i, . l ,l ' '"'l1'"" i'i"iiiiu,:, ini ,u (in: j iui l it. .1 i.euis began., another four - 5 ear it) the progress which we can an- - thou::h necessarily on twill follow as deputy defense secretary; Mrs. passed with a new mark ot 41. surrendering loyalty iDcu-sbriefly, to your hower is consifferins taking the Oldham went home, cot a "I- - filn. D yirH no TT C ICilll-Sflldegrees going down on the bool ... .... (... rnnrf,..c nil uiiiHv as presifieri ot ine ncipate relating to the European government - invitation," Dulles "ih Fleet off :s j ui iinisiuj chM-gw.v,?. vwinii. I"'1"""! ' r and thought it had all been fc tative nn the United -NTatinne Cnnial n( What United Mincwork- - defense community," Dulles said told Italian officials. thp eommitlfp . ,. ... ' Mr. " ..'' j livv mi Duqag the "hottest January Truman patrol, ' meanw nnc .vM...j the at the airport Duller and Stassen rirm-futn . testimony Smith gave the Loy- - and Economic Council; Herman reoord" the temperature was abo "I'm nut fninci In comment on loouen, out s reThe union said Lewis, president, "This courageous and. traveling altv Board jn the case of Diplo- - rhlcger, legal adviser. to the State normal every day. Rome where u. s. Amhx.iir?m.i,ii0 ,ff.i, w time in.rorrespondcnce-wafl"om one unit to another. nlat John Patton Davics Jr...chief. Department; H. Brian Wland since J920. received 394.203 votes ing project now Hearing consum-- ! Ellsworth' Bunker, was. The state's highways wert unu: and to "bring the neir future I've said The arrhy finally caught up'.with political adviser to- the V. SlJIgh Warren Olney III, to be assistant ally clear at month's in me reterendom among .locals nation, conceived the conti- - them up to date on Italian I'nHKiiin c that by end, with t about anvtliiug mso ' attorneys general: "and Stenhon F highway patrol Oldham, and a major appeared Commissioner for Germany. ren'al cnuntr'es 'tljj.ntseives, has len'.s bel'ora i.cre Vree Presidenttlvw met 'Premier M tn Vi all ma; . reporting ...... ., .. . .' .UThfinin, IU. two. . and InMn.l., ..L un- """ii'inm m me line ue waspcri and other Italian "1011 bns can op.Mdrr this a beie'to collect a fiuarter Smith is slated to .lestify ear!y;Dunn, general rounsdl of the com- - roads .....Jmuiii-uj-Jiiocciriai-jr.uhiii of wlnte free completely nimes irom tne nexi wees on nis new appoint- - mcrce Department. officials.- ireasurer John Owens. . usual snow and ice. lAiyenran people. Idry hole for news.' d.j:. i PAOmOnf iWUlliWlll .... J..! - Seen On 282-tm- r storm-wracke- its-1- Controls . si ry man .j ur. .i. Demands Hungary Pay U. S. 681-to- ..u' - -- - .iU 11 l V ..rl ' T'; e J' s,- Wonsan Bombarded Attack In Ail-O- .... Indo-Chin- a EgrLosLRlane, to , r- New Clemency Policy to Go The-ship'- .. -r- s j - c.?f n 'n, i..iii.iui.. A 1 1 i- -t 1.- - Into Effect .n.. " . gt V- H'Pi-Chalr- d I . d ir m . 7 t, , Youth Held . In y Portland - ; rn it ' For Murder - Jet Pilots d coast-lplan- e st Score MIG Victory 40-- Rus-Ihav- o. commut-jDonaghade- T.-Js- Index Renewed By Eisenhower ...., - Td ,!!.. - 3 .r .1,"!" 1 !T1 ' lt- '" 'G" r x two-roo- 1 blood-staine- d it-- " T Jll - 1 J'-a- l...j 11 C l. - .. - - . t. flit ... 1 f'.i'i . I 1 jmiles-per-hot- ir -' : Delaying Action On Tax Reduction 7,000 Homeless - . . ,, .) i ii 1 -- ! (January Proves Hottest Month the Records On . In Puscm Blaze , -- y Dulles Arrives In Rome On 1st Official Mission 1 e .) 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