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Show THE BULLETIN. BINGHAM CANYON. UTAH i. ' !; 4 A - - 1 CONSCIENCE KKlil l S . . . Rob-ert Laphan, I'liivcrsitv of Mirh-Iga- n student from Mip, was expelled from school for refusini; to continue R. O.T.I, training alter three years In program. The objector amis to pay navy back money it p( m on him. j- - - Vis r J'i i j. V O Every summer the President of France and his family leave the Elysee palace in Paris to spend several weeks on his peach farm 40 miles southwest of Toulouse. Above is an informal picture of the President away from the cares of state. He is scheduled to visit Pres-ident and Mrs. Truman at Blair House between March 28 and April 3. In the above picture (left to right) are Paul Auriol, the President's son, Jean Paul, Madame Michele Auriol, Jean Claude and President Vincent Auriol. , Mi L s ' - -- ' t it t !( . .v n i , rirr.r.-fS- 6 li O The President's library ot La Bordette is a treasure of favor-ite volumes of the French leader. Above he is shown selecting a book from a cabinet that holds mostly French classics. Fish-ing is one of the favorite pastimes of the President. With his grandson, Jean Claude, the President, is pictured at the left getting his equipment ready ' for an jxpedi-tio- n. Q Bowling is another popular game with President Auriol. Above he bowls with grand-son Paul and Madame Auriol. President Auriol likes to keep a close check on chores on his peach farm. In the picture below he inspects the cultivation of young trees. WWJIIIlll11'1 llllj'l' Willjrrpr V ' fiiJ W s - yww VWJ-WWfl- WWWW jyilliNII t k.'!. , : " '..-- I' ' 4 . . f rj IW Liw, . . ,,. .,.,, JsLv.- .- .... ,,,,. i -- v. x. ... v,ua..vm, A$ iiO-i- i n'm ifc N v.Jaaf ASSAULT ON ENEMY HILL . . . Men and tanks move out on an assault on an enemy-hel- d hill north of Wanggok, Korea. Note soldier (lower left) who has stopped to fix part of bis gear. Allied troops were pressing gains all along the front when this assault was made. The lirst marine division was back in the battle. A new Communist drive was expected, but attacks by the leathernecks near Hoengsong were designed to throw the new Red push off balance. The fighting has been characterized by steady but slow advances by UN forces up to three or four miles a day, no spectacular gains being made recently by any side. vii y lis v w f "i 4 BEAT RUSSIA TO DRAW . . . General Lucius Clay tells congress that Russia would have launched World War III by now If she were ready and that If America helps Europe re-ar- m Russia may never be ready. VICTIMS OF AMBUSH . . . Bodies of American soldiers are found by United States troops advancing , through the Hoengsong area. These men were trapped In ambush along the Wonju-IIoengson- g highway nearly a week before other units found their bodies. The area in which the ambush occurred was be-ing hotly defended by the Chinese Communists who were vanishing like from other areas It was thought they would try to hold. . I - ..1.M....M mm IIIH..H....IM.. m llflM MYSTERY SOLVED . . . Arrest of former Czech Prime Minister Clementls on espionage charges answers questions as to his where-abouts. He lost faith In Stalin and was arrested as a spy. dementis succeeded Jan Masaryk. ANOTHER CLOSE SHAVE FOR ATTLEE? . . . Man under the lather bears a resemblance to Britain's Prime Minister Attlee who has bad a few close shaves on votes of confidence challenges, but this man real-ly is an anonymous Austrian, being shaved by Orrilie Bochm,' lady barber of Vienna who performed a perfect shave in 38 seconds In Aus-tria's annual barbers' contest. Orrilie is 16 and has been lathering whiskers and mowing them for two years. ACCENT ON SPRING ... A beach ensemble from Paris re-sembles a toreador outfit. The bolero jacket and tight - fitting pants are of white pique with black pique trim. Black sun suit bodice is of grey and green cotton. I ' i VICE OVERLORD . . . Charles (Lucky) Luciano, former New York gangster deported to Italy, was named czar of a tremendous underworld government by the sen-ate crime committee In its report just issued on crime conditions in the United States. r , V;' h '1 THROW AWAY THE TOUPEE, BOYS . . . Albert Roberts, president and technical director of a Philadelphia research laboratory, holds out new hope with an announcement from New York of studies of a new dermatotrople hormone which has grown hair on laboratory mice and two men who had been bald for five years. Hormone in cream and In- -, jection form is being offered to physicians and hospitals for investiga-tive purposes. Subject is Billy SenXt, New York hotel employee. v.'.wt.v 1 A " i- - n ' I r V 1 4 1: l : - ' z FXER'S WIFE . . . Mrs. Jeanne Sdlazzo, wife of Salvatore Sollaz-t-o departs in cab after visiting he' husband in New York City prion. Sollazso is held In conne-cts with bribery of college basket-ba- l atari and Is under federal eye. t foSr is j;' ' s! rfi p n $ n t EWAVMrftl DEADLY SUB LAUNCHED . . . ihe navy's newest and deadliest submarine, designed to destroy enemy nndersea craft, slides down way after launching at Groton, Conn., shipyards. It will carry electronle devices |
