Show w’" 'V- - Tribune Telephone 9 To call any department of tho Salt Laka Tribune dial For Information aervice and (ports scores dial VOL 1M NO 39 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY AFL Leader 82 Dies of Ailing Heart X West Powers O NOVEMBER 22 Split Over Truce Detail NEW YORK Nov 21- -A “ PRICE FIVE CENTS Places in Cabinet Stassen Tapped to Direct Mutual Security Agency 5'ew York Times Service William Green leader and spokesman of 13 million American Federation of Labor members for 28 years died Friday ' ‘ Brownell Get Canada Britain Side Against U S on Two ‘Basic' Points Nov 21 (A— Salt Lake City and vicinity — Clearing colder Utah—Partly Idaho—Fair Nevad- acloudy Fair colder Wyoming— Cloudy occasional snow 1952- - ium - 5b William Green Ends Career in Town Where Fame Started COSHOCTON MORNING EarJInff Veather - de- cided split developed Friday night between the United States on one hand and Britain and NEW YORK Nov 21 Iff— President-elec- t Dwight D Risen hower filled the posts of secretary of the treasury and attorney at 81 Canada on the other regarding general Friday putting a supporter of Sen Robert A Taft In his The biography of the AFL comproproposed changes In cabinet for tbe first time president only the second leader remise Indian resolution on the He also tapped Harold E Stassen to direct the multi-blUio- a the big labor organization has patriation of Korean prisoners of dollar Mutual Security Agency had showed Green’s birth date war The Taft supporter is George E Humphrey 62 a Geveland to be March 3 1873 Other delegates sought to miniiron steel and coal industrialist whom Eisenhower selected as his But the Green family Bible mize the differences between the secretary of the treasury Friday showed the aged labor three western powers declaring “It was a great surprise to me" said Humphrey “I have been fchieftairt Was born March 3 1870 they concerned only the tactics a supporter of Taft and on his committees from the first time hs In the Prosser’s Hollow section to be followed but resulting disever ran for office" just outside Coshocton cussions in tbe corridors comHerbert Brownell Jr 48 a key adviser to the Dewey adminisBelieved Otherwise pletely overshadowed the debate in New York and a mastermind of the Eisenhower presi tration Even close associates had bein the Political and Security dentlal campaign was chosen as attorney general lieved Green to be 81 So did his Committee of the General AsBrownell’s first order of business was to ask J Edgar Hoover Clarsister and brother-in-lasembly to stay on as F B I director ence Scarr Coshocton postmast Basie Arguments The two appointments Friday plua three Thursday filled ter five of the ninp gaps in the Elsenhower cabinet two The basic are: differences Green’s death followed by only A New York lawyer Brownelj was a braintruater In Gov 1 On the substance of the sug12 days that of Philip Murray Thomas E Dewey's vain bids for the presidency In 1944 and 1948 J gested amendments Britain with w iHvUfeta 4 it Murrival of the CIO president Between campaigns he was a trusted Dewef adviser In Albany the support of the United States George E Humphrey IndusHerbert Brownell —At Wlnpbot Dewey ray died Nov 9 in San Francisco Brownell joined the Eisenhower campaign team along with' and Canada has an suggested adviser to bo attorney generaL try leader to be treasury chief Death came to Green in a red William Green 82 dies in home town after traditional career as other Dewey advisers in an t effort by the governor to put amendment after that providing coal miner and 1924 for in AFL president many years starting brick home nearly in the center the general over 90 day the proposed repatriaof the eastern Ohio town from tion commission would hand over Since the election Nov 4 which he rose to labor fame from to the U N Korean Relief and Brownell haa acted at head of his job as a coal miner The time Reconstruction Agency all prisa office for Eisenwas 1:22 pm EST (11:22 am oners not willing to go back hower MST) The United States wants to go Humphrey the new treasury Cause Ailing Heart chieftain said “This thing came further and make the Indian The family said a heart ailment resolution state specifically that up suddenly” He talked with Eisenhower in New York for caused the aged labor leader’s the status of the prisoners would SEOUL Nov 22 im — Eighty ’minor probes on Sniper Ridge three hours Wednesday death be determined at the politino( f Coshocton generally was not Chinese Reds assaulted South and nearby Triangle Hill Tbe cal conference which under -Sought No Promises on ’ contrast in was to Korean positions Sniper Tribune fighting sharp Service Chicago terms of draft armistice agreesurprised Its citizens knew “Bill’’ By JAMES RESTON Since was beaten out of Taft large-scalin the chill dark action of predawn previous ment it to be held three months Green came home an ill man Ridge SEOUL KOREA Nov 21— New York Times Writer the GOP nomination by Elsenbut were beaten weeks f after the armistice goes into ef- When President-elec- t early in October although the Saturday D r back a hot said after the Allied officers Dwight WASHINGTON Nov 21 — -d probes hower fight he has Humphrey-saiseminimize to the fect tried family The South Korean defenders could mean that the Eisenhower comes to Korea he President 'Harry S Truman has riousness of his physical decline hurled back aecond but smaller possibly supported the general but sought turned ever Who Should Act? Red were building up for a new to his successor will get a first hand look at miliBut word leaked out Green no or com2 The United States believes “promises political before dawn Gen Dwight D Eisenhower a major attack ‘ went to Coshocton Memorial probe just and supply probthat the 16 United Nations mem- tary political e mitments" The Chinese sent other probes top secret “brief Destroy 170 Trucks Hospital for two weeks then re- against Allied forward positions bers with armed forces in Korea lems that have been plaguing Far handbook” has been tog described especially preHumphrey Fifth Air Force light bombers turned home Two wteeks ago the on both sides of —together with the five that have East commanders for many as a man with a quick keen mind pared to inform the president Sniper Ridge a installed small elevator and elsewhere on the attacked Communist supply joined them in Introducing a family and an amazing power of concen- elect of the administration's poll months to enable him to come downstairs and eastern battle fronts central lines across the peninsula Fri- resolution approving the position Reduced to tbe tration lie admits to a distaste cles and plana to all critical arm terms He spent most of his time in bed - South Korean simplest also day night Pilots reported 170 tUken at Panmunjom by the of the world patrols for publicity and he didn't emerge from the tested Red United States as the agent of the the military situation haa degenon' both Red trucks destroyed He newsmen told positions In Geveland Though nothing has been said house to take a walk through the sides of also hit an East United Nations — should intro- erated into an exchange of casuabout this by either Mr Truman he la severing all business Sniper Ridge during the The streets In which he grew up duce both amendments with or alties — a siege operation remiCoast supply center at to devote hia time ex- or Eisenhower It It understood night Traditional Career This flurry of small action setting off 10 secondary without the consent of India clusively to the cabinet position that the handbook was prepared niscent of the capture of Port The British and Canadians beGreen’a career followed the topped off a week of numerous explosion! North Koreans were Humphrey recently was raised by tho National Security Council reminded by leaflet that they lieve it is essential to obtain the Arthur Manchuria by the Japad American tradifrom president to board chair- and contains: had been warned earlier of an consent of India to the amend- nese in 1904 or the trench and Harold E Stassen tion A coal miner and ion of a To direct man of the M A Hanna Co' in Danger 8 pot Estimates ments and as a step in that di- dugout life in World War L impending attack Geveland a big iron ore and coal miner Green was born in huge U S foreign aid program V A brief summary country 9 coal outfit He also ia chairman Twelve Coshocton March 3 1873 By the Reds Gaining Ground Superforts rection the Indian delegaUon by country of the policies being d bombed a rail bridge id North should be allowed to take part of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal time he was 18 he was a tor the- United States in In this fighting the Communist See Fage 6 Column 4 Co world’s largest producer of pursued Central Korea and a troop cenminer countries together with a tcso is ground enemy slowly gaining ter south of Wonsan soft coaL He sits as a director Early he acquired a catalog of tbe main actions taken He has occupied most of the on several other big organiza- in devotion to unions angry over a The Fifth Air Force reported the specific areas during tho man’s no considered tions territory three U S Sabrejets were shot pay method by which mine wages last few years is a land and year ago inching were dependent on coal big down in the Week ended Friday Leader of Industry 2 An estimate of tho situation By Associated Frets in on Eighth Army outposts one One was lost in combat enough to be stopped by a He has been a leader in the in the danger spots of the world A as storm one Much of this wintry dropping by creeping screen In the Ohio general and two to other causes presumiron steel and coal industry for prepared by the Departments of progress is accomplished by digassembly where at 36 Green much as six inches of rain and ably mechanical troubles it said a quarter of a century State and Defense with the aid ging wen for two terms as state sen- 11 inches of snow covered most Two other planes propeller-drive- n WASHINGTON Nov 21 (l-- An Humphrey had some experi- of the Central Intelligence and Americans other troops were lost to Red ground ator the Coshocton miner finally of the area from Tennessee eastinformed member of the ence In government with the Agency have been digging too Headwon his early first fight ward through the Middle Atlantic fire 3 A highly secret record of Economic Cooperation AdminVIENNA AUSTRIA Nov 21 IB quarters areas are being dis- Truman administration said Fri- istration and tbe Department of the plans this administration He introduced and fought to States Friday Sabres Bag 14 Jets atof air persed in anticipation —Former day the best estimates available Commerce Cape Hatteras reported a passage a bill abolishing the thinks should be followed In the During the week Allied Sabres Clementis Foreign Minister Vlado tacks and Important facilities are rainfall of more than six shot screen pay practice confessed in the usual at this time indicate the budget It was the second day in a row event of such World emergencies down 14 Red jets probably to tents from bunkers inches Norfolk Vs and Baltiin Prague Friday to a moving Communist attack Eisenhower has dipped into the as an all-oElected Under Lewis destroyed one and damaged four pattern lines are being burled President Harry S Truman will ranks of more received more than three the on Korea South Industrialists Iran or Yua for big Fifth said The total did not long series of sins against Stalin Telephone Three years earlier in 1906 inches If Eisenhower talks to G Is lay before Congress in January eabiaet member ' The Czechoslovak Communist goslavia two down include MIGs shot and Green became president of the of But the storm which cen- one 14 alleged rene- he will hear many complaining of will call for expenditures Thursday Eisenhower chose Started Before Campaign damaged by Navy carrier-base- purge trial of Ohio district United Mine Work- tered over big ammunition rationing But ample about $89 billion West Virginia late in from Stalinism turned gades into the president of the world’s bigNorthoff was planes Tuesday elected the afternoon and stirred ers Union By 1912 he The National Council rear areas are stocks in visible a violent attack onworld Jewry strong east Korea This spending would be done gest auto firm General Motors’ is the nation's Security r aecretary-treasureof the U M W winds from policy highest to PennsylThe Communist prosecution Vehicle Top Need Virginia E C Wilson for defense secrein the 1954 fiscal year beginning U S warplanes smashed a big under the presidency of John vania brought the worst weather committee Mema suddenly produced He that named John also Foster admit officers tary Supply L Lewis Red military center near the Israeli leftist held 1 1953 bers include the secretaries of Just how it would Dulles as to Knoxville Tenn in Prague for some types of shells are being July secretary of state and state defense and treasury the Samuel Gompers founder of Nine Inches of snow fell In Manchurian border Friday in an- a ‘in with the as a witness one compare spending year Gov exhausted faster than the proagainst Douglas McKay of Oregon joint chiefs of staff and the diaeries of of the chief defendants the A F L was then its president Knoxville up to 5 pm (EST) and other of a week-lonformer duction rate In the United States present fiscal year remains to as secretary of the interior When Gompers died in 1924 the the temperature had dropped to daring fire raids rector for mutual security All vice premier and party secretary but the problem is not serious be determined The latest ofReplaces Harriman critical decisions of security are AFL picked the earnest and 27 degrees A few MIGs darted out of Ruddlf Slansky Slansky recited It is in tbe field of vehicles that ficial estimate made ’in August are There cleared through this council still determined native of Coshocton cabinet four the Manchuria to fire KnoxPublic in own challenge his crimes Thursday for G Is wonder about transportation in his stead ' is that expenditures this year vacancies — postmaster general usually with the President sitting ville was snarled Power lines Taiders but screening Sabrejet more than 3V4 hours in what one The war to far haareplacements been fought Years later the U M W led by toppled silencing two radio sta- pilot! chased them off" The pi- Western observer here called a agriculture commerce and labor as its chairman with rebuilt jeeps and trucks up will total $79 billion Stassen- - takes over from W Even before the presidential Lewis walked out of the AFX tions and leaving hundreds of lots reported one MIG shot “pushbutton confession” Basis of Assumption to 10 years old No new types Averell Harriman the spending election campaign got well under and started the Congress of in- homes without lights or heat down Linked to Dulles have been teen here although The estimate of $80 billion of billions of military and eco- way this autumn Mr Truman is 1 dustrial Organizations (C 0) Utah’s mountains Including The relentless fire raids which Details of the Czech govern- they have been reported in Eu- next fiscal with which Green"! fought a run- Wasatch ski slopes received up opened Monday teemed designed year was made on nomic aid throughout the world understood to have authorize t ment’s indictment broadcast by rope The Mutual Security Agency’s the staff of his council to devise over battle reto six inches of snow Friday but to drive Communist troop the that the inter- 1952 ning organizational assumption Eisenhower will find the South $? bil- ways and means of summarizing the years Lewis later led hia only minor flurries were reported serves out Into the bitter cold Prague quoted Clementis as link- Korean in top condition national situation will grow no lion appropriation topped to Army John Foster ing Slansky United States security policies miners out of CIO ranks but in the Salt Lake Valle were raids aimed Most of at Skies the Dulles just named the next U S after 18 months of hard train- worse in the near future never back into the AFL fold are expected to be partly cloudy miltary headquarters and Only 45 Stassen is a former and plans so that the new Pressecretary of state by President- ing The source who asked that governor of Minnesota and now ident could get accurate official under Green Saturday elect Eisenhower Clementis was Bee Page 6 Column 1 See Ppge 8 Column 8 his name and position be kept said to have reported a conspirconfidential based his figure on RESIGNED TO THEIR FATE acy involving Slansky Dulles and a Study of current spending world Jewry against the interests of Red Czechoslovakia particularly jn the defense proe Bedrlch Geminder gram ' n He said dose observation of power behind the scenes in Czechoslovak communism also present outlay Indicates at this time that the defense program NEW YORK Nov 21 (INSV-Fed- eral prison radio” He added that fixThe Rosenbergs were convict- recited a confession saying he New York Times Service SAN FRANCISCO Nov 21 in his Impromptu talk “It was and- - wlll undershoot Judge lrving R Kauf- ing of the date was foutine and ed along with Morton Sobell an plotted with Zionists and worked (INS) — A 7 six-je- t bomber islagging my privilege a few days ago to “WASHlNQTONNov billion its with n to $52 fiscal execu-tiothis overthrow senthe to are was electronics goal Slansky resigned engineer who flew the 2400 miles man Friday set the week of Jan that they brief the general who is going Friday S Truman said Harry Louis Kelley principal tenced to 30 years for betraying government of President Elem- from Honolulu to Northern year by about' $4 billion This to take over the office on the D Gen 12 for the execution of Ethel and that Dwight took into account foreign mili- Friday keeper at Sing Sing said he had secrets not of an atomic nature ent Gottwald and California’s Travis Air Force 20th of January and he was was Eisenhower ap“rather aid but Julius Rosenberg the nation’s no information on how they redid not include the Another member of the ring capitalism” Base in four hours and 22 min- tary father appalled at all that the in confertheir palled" Tuesday atomic energy program foreign who confessed was Harry Gold a Jew Tito Tlotters' first atomic spies convicted of acted to Friday’s news utes President needs to know in order ence at information the of scope '‘economic aid or stockpiling The action by Judge Kaufman Philadelphia chemist-wh- o One of the highlights of the' - The huge aircraft' described to reach decisions— even do espionage for Russia to a needs president who originally sentenced the coua sentence Gold day’s proceedings was the sudden as a unit- - of the new “atom Peak In Fiscal 54 mestic decisions” The Rosenbergs - parents of make his dally decisions ple was the latest move in a and David and Ruth Greenglass appearance on the witness stand bomb fleet averaged 546 miles This of defense exanalysis spendmust Mr Truman went on to lay know The president two children were ordered to be long legal battle after their con- Mrs Rosenberg’s brother and M Mordecai Oren hour on the record-smasIndicated the source said actly the implications of his acts that the office of President of ing per executed in the electric chair at viction of passing atomic secrets sister-in-la— that the defense production pro- for as were chjef witnesses member of the extreme leftist lug trans-ocea- n flight many millions of people” the United States now carries Sing Sing Prison Ossining N Y to the Soviets during and after against the couple David who Mapam party of Israel He had E Gen F gram is undergoing a further said Mr Truman and It is a Brig Glantzberg power beyond parallel in bistory Soon after the setting of the date World War 1L The U S Supreme also pleaded guilty was given a gone to Czechoslovakia in 1951 at commander of Task Force 132 stretchout and that it will reach He ex- more power than was exerted responsibility" Emanuel H Bloch attorney for Court twice rejected their apsentence the invitation of the Communists made the flight with three its peak In the early part of pressed these views in a meeting by Genghis Khan Augustus the condemned couple said he peals for review of the death Gold’s testimony ’ linked the and was held Incommunicado fiscal 1954 other men aboard em- Caesar officials and of Bonaparte Napoleon government ’ will move in Federal Court prob- sentences Rosenberg’s with other Soviet A report Friday from the Fed- ployes taking a training course Louis XIV or any other The jet zoomed aloft from Evidently he had been coached elec- pies— British atomic sciential at a star witness against tbe 14 Hickam Field Honolulu at 9:39 eral Reserve Board said "growth ably next Monday to have the Rosenberg a “That Is the principal reason4 given by the Central Intelligence ' conviction set aside trical engineer and bis wife Dr Klaus Fuchsr the Green-glass- defendants 11 of whom are Jews amTST and roared across the in defense outlays during 1952 Agency the President continued “why I — Bloch said he had not com- Ethel 38 have been In the Sing and Anatoli A Yakovlev Much of the confessions of GePacific at better than Dine haa been substantially smaller “I dop’t think anyone realizes am ao anxious that it be a eon municated with the Rosenbergs Sing death house since being Russian in New York minder Gementia and Slansky miles minute It shot past than was anticipated at the be- the immensity of the problems tinuing proposition and that my Friday but that “they no doubt found guilty They Were sen- who was Indicted but had "left has concerned alleged plotting the Travis control tower 262 ginning of the year But are that face - a President of tbe successor can carry on as If no learned about the date over the tenced to death on April 5 195L thk United Statei with Jews and “TitoisU" minutes later United States” said Mr Truman election had taken place” apparently Increasing (now)” Wrwu i all-ou- Ike to Review All Korean War Puzzles ROKs Smash Red Probes Hinting Major Campaign Truman Gives Bee World g e one-hou- three-volum- B-2- eon-lectio- Puk-chon- g time-hallowe- Snow Rain Hit full-flcge- deep-roote- B-2- Tennessee Eastern States -- Official Makes $80 Billion Budget Guess Czech ‘Admits’ twi-Inc- h Plot With Dulles Jews air-to-a- ir 1 24-ho- d long-missin- g -- g ' ATOM BOMBER Two Atomic Spies to Die in January Truman Says Ike ‘Appalled’ Data By Scope CLIPS HOURS OVER PACIFIC one-tim- of-Decisio- s-ldent ceived in-ord- er 30-ye- ‘ long-missin- g h “tre-meriho- es i vice-cons- A MU WWW w ur v sr- - - "i A "f f M' v b v v? n a- s J - ‘ivmi v sji |