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Show CLOUDINESS TELEPHONE 495 FOR of considerable extent; low Saturday night 22. high near 38. Friday's high temperature in Provo was 30, lowest Saturday morning 10. Herald Advertising, Sports, Editorial Circulation Merry Christmas to All from Sears. (adv.). ft 1" - PROVO, VOL. 31, NO. 31 U. S. OS u PS 2 Divisions Out of Korea IrD u UTAH COUNTY, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1953 27, tfDdJlni.Dinis) N A by FIVE. CENTS PRICE o to Pull 07C3S JUlnfeln) OlTii UTAH n J - n rjla note delivered to western ambassa- Public Cautioned Not dors, in Moscow, asking for the To Expect too Much three-wee- k delay. "The department also Issued a brief statement' on From Korean Armistice the request for the delay. AUGUSTA. Ga.; (UP) Presl "This (delay) seems somewhat curious In light of the fact that the dent Eisenhower has announced ins three-powinvitation to the Soviet the progressive reduction of U. S Union has been outstanding since Army ground strength In Korea as a contribution to the "climate of lasJuly," the department said. peace m,w;tt"'ai.vwmm This referred to the Western for The Chief Executive, In a work- and-pla- y France to prepare a reply. Diplo- Big Three's original proposal visit to his favorite south mats expected the "Western Alli3S a Biz Four meeting. It was last ern resort, issued a formal state0 renewed on Dec. 8 after President ment before noon, disclosshortly Minister 5 Prime i? British s!w Britain, United States and France (Eisenhower, u U ing that two Army divisions will rrc-c- d on Dec. 8 that the BigSir Winston Churchill and Premier soon be pulled out of Korea. Fcur meet in the western control Laniel of France met at. Bermuda, The President the ssctor of Berlin on Jafl. 4 to con-- j The Soviet note also raised the American public cautioned at the same time SAIGON. Indo-Chl(UP) The mitted that a powerful force of Eider German unification and theuestion again of future Red China- not to expect too much from the Minn, rebels Viet Communist meetsplit 20,000 Viet Minh troops and jungle Izr. Austrian peace treaty. participation in a Big Five Indo-Chin- a current Korean Armistice. in a guerrillas had opened their attack two in git Saturday The State Department Saturday, ing. 'ine wesiern eig mice, ju 4T lightning offensive which took from the Vinh area of the coast Will Remain Cautious 8 note, merely said that cf a brief Soviet the Dec. the text - . them to the Thailand frontier. i: Tuesday. Russia could take up ior giscus Because Communists might Phouma of They Souvannah Premier by storm a sion the question of a Big Five strike again, the President said, it Indo-Chiacross on of the border fortified state French the Laos, post meeting, but the free allies iid is incumbent on the United Nations of one in Nam and knifed Viet of the which rebels coastal Laos, then the on nnt commit themselves forces in Korea' to remain "united their biggest attacks of the eight drove right across the narrow issue. and prompt to resist any renewal year war, cabled a protest to the waist of Laos to the Mekong. Stalling Gesture of armed attack." ' United Nations. They cut off French traffic on between Harrisburg and the FOR SAFE DRIVING Motorists Turnpike said The the Pennsylvania that President traveling a it of state made the river and cut off the main Thailand' declared The Western Big Three sign to guide them safely on their journey. The armistice reduced the Valley Forge have an electric "weather-sensing- " of in frontier its nine nlain then that Germany and Aus highway of the French Union emergency scalel fighting automatically operated sign translates advanced driving conditions into illuminated warning disrein- forces in Laos. rushed and troop tria were the prime issues and need for a large provinces , force in Korea, this in ad plays for oncoming traffic. forcements to themj fearing that must be disposed of first if Russia ground to the" dition the fact that Republic thousands of In the 'was to prove any sincerity refugees FANMUNJOM. Sunday (UP) own cf had built its Korea AROUND up THE on WORLD the Thailand side of the border P.ad:o Peeping last night raged quest for world peace, ex- might raise a fifth column in aid The Soviet note also disagreed fighting force during the latter against the end cf the war. oTthe of stages the rebels. mat. me war nesis piutJn in the "Also-o- ur prisoners jwun plar.at;cn period to national air growing, held be French Admit Danger American Four a malicious called it meeting and . ' Big ft-v.rof the Armistice a eree - old Allied Control Council building power possess greater mobility was believed in reliable circles . It and greater striking force than Thailand also might cable men: and a serious act cf perfidy.! which Is in the American zone of ever that here before," he said. to the United Nations. Berlin. a immediprotest demanded The broadcast note it said Soviet The The French high command in a "Appropriate" Levels wwjd ate resumption of the explanations to Sen. grave communique admitted that WASHINGTON (UP) which ended officially last Wednes- appear expedient "Accordingly, I have directed By UNITED PRESS across of the said matter Mansfield Mike by had driven the rebels place meeting right that Ihe' United States ground dav bv a three to two vote of the died in motor Laos from the coastal state travelers BOSTON Swedish Oklahoma Holiday The of Viet among (UP) Communist the invaders representatives agreement Freighter comforces in Korea be progressively nation repatriations reutral accidents at the rate of' seven an Nam and captured the strategi- Saturday of the four high commissioners In reduced "as circumstances L;.c:-- of Laos would meet a strong. war- - was smashed in two by a North Atlantic storm Saturday hour of and total the American-traine- d of Saturday Thakhek town Berlin. air force if they -, important m-i- a, swecen ana awuiemuuj irnrmtj rfiMa1 hp 7Vrf nn want. 42 men and a woman took to lifeboats for a desper- dead in traffic crashes soared to cally across and fronRiver the Thailand. into crossed Mekong voted against Poland and Czecho- the new note as a stalling gesture "As an initial step, two Army ate more than 300 with 30 hours left in just tier from Thailand. At the same time, diplomatic battle against mountainous seas. divisions will soon be .withdrawn slovakia in supporting the United the holiday period. to put off a meeting until fter and returned to the United and loyal French sources said Thailand recently had Nations interpretation of the terms jJan Seven hours later at 10:45 p.m. the Navy storeship Traffic accidents had killed 353 troops are regrouping at Savanna-khe- t, in French when arms to Cambodia and is. supplied victims since 6 p.m. Christmas cf the reference which prpvidsdj t u their new president. Rene Slates." Thakhek. of 50 miles outh she had red distress flares to Bluejacket reported sighted willing give some to Laos if re . Meantime, the President, from eve. Fifty-si- x others died in fires. for ending ot me coniroversiai intn av Comandeered Planes was to out rescue and. They also understood that carry operations. one in an airplane mishap and 57 preparing in quested. planations SO days after the Indian- ' biet crisis immediately after his luxurious cottage overlooking civil available airplane U. S. AmbassaWilliam Every Donovan, in other types of accidents for a Indo-Chicustodial force took charge of un- that amJ torpedo hopes for a Jan. the Augusta National Golf course, was requisitioned to aid dor to Bangkok, who is here on 468 total accidental deaths. of promised that American military "BELGRADE, Yugoslavio (UP) Foreign Minister California repatriated Puws. in a giant airlift to take arms and Jan. 6 but may do so earlier if 25 meeting. led race the death forces in the Fax East would be Koca said the with Britain daily, and with 29 traffic fatalities and New equipment to the French Union leave, plans to fly back to Thailand Quoting Popovic Peipirg people Saturday cooperation T1T Tha Pncciant niaintained "at appropriate lev- - the. United States can continue rncrTIW Communist Chinthe semi-oficito York state was second with 23 forces. the Laos situation gets more seridespite their decision a. breach ' As es reached the Thai- ous.- ' " . party organ, the broadcast have replied to the - Western- - notej of theM armistice I over'to-ItalyZone A 17 hand of Trieste Ohio had and Pennsylvania Moscow Radio broad land said: , border, proposing Jan. 4 as the opening over concern S. officials voiced U. "We draw this conclusion among other things also each, Texas 16, and Illinois and cast a bitter denunciation of Thai "Thesei forces will feature highsouth"The. arbitrary announcement by date of the Big Four foreign min ly mobile naval, air and amphito new the threat 14 strategic apiece. from the way in which these governments endeavored to Kentucky the Bangkok gov east Asia. the American side of the ending of isters conference In Berlin, and bious ex- land, accusing worst The of the said. fears President units," Indo-Chisafety asked said t unofficial ernment of interfering in the remove the negative effects left in our mutual relations by they reports explanations on Dec. 23 was thus for a three "We are following the situation perts were realized as the traffic Pursues "Broad Policy" week postponement. war in .behalf of the United very rc thing but a malicious distortion after5 of Oct. decision said. he the this to 8, rate held death closely and are awaiting fur its adoption pace high delivered was note A very brief States. "Thus, we move forward in puron what has occurred," ther thoucf the terras cf reference." reports with weather enticing good The French high command ad a state at noon to the U. S., British and suance of our broad policy to anspokesman said. into department Ihe called sands The :broadcast making holiday trips. Chinese Communist CALCUTTA, India (UP) embassies here. make evident to all the world that added Officials that the to nouncement of UN envoy Arthur H. French added the Fires privately tragedy. Its contents were not made pub- we ourselves, have no aggresswe authorities in occupied Tibet have banned the annual disas a in one Dean that 22,000 of the mother In situation, worst, press reported was :t re lic immediately, but we are re intentions and that New Lossor Year because of festival near on The six children burned de prayer of five be and her freed will patches, appeared grave. Chinese prisoners the Russians had agreed sourceful and vigilant to find ways ported , reach-at itself had Salt to in conditions utterfamine the of death partment meagre only "ridiculous 1334. a 22. Tibet, reports capital early Saturday Jan. to the idea of a January meeting to reduce the burdens of arma ' reports. ar.ee. Lick, Ky., when fire swept their India said Saturday. with the stipulation that It start ment and to promote a climate o ing Invasion Anticipated Dean said these prisoners will Jan. 25 rather than Jan. 4. farm home. Her husband and the peace." with were child sixth hospitalized The invasion had been antici western automatically return to civilian staThe powers had sugWASHINGTON (UP) Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy asked burns. The essence of the President's tus en that date unless their fate gested originally that the foreign because of favor however, pated, statement was communicated the Justice Department Saturday to consider prosecuting The National Safety Council had Is decided by the Korean peace ministers meet-i- n able weather conditions. Lugano. Swit sume days ago to ROK President a former government employe on charges of conspiring to predicted traffic accidents would conference. Last August President Eisenhow zerland. In a note dated Nov. 28, Walter Robert Rhee by claim 510 lives between 6 p.m. By MERRIMAN SMITII Dean broke off preliminary ne the Russians proposed Berlin as Syngman er told a conference of the nation's of the advocate violent overthrow government. son, assistant secretary of state, and midnight President Sunday. (UP) Thursday Ga., gotiations to convene the peace the meeting place. Augusta, governors The Wisconsin Republican, chairman of the Senate However, Safety Council experts Eisenhower, his merry Christmas China werein Seattle that if Indo-conference after Red charges of The Big Three replied Dec. 8, and Adm. Arthur W. Radford, new lost, the Peninsula be of the Joint Chiefs o "permanent investigating subcommittee, released a letter said early fatalities indicated a interlude ended, began a siege of low would be almost indefensible, American "perfidy" in the alleged accepting Berlin as the site of the chairman Staff. to Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. asking that the "highway massacre might be heavy work at his vacation head- rich sources of tin and tungsten (Continued" on Pa?e Two) freeing cf 27.000 Korean prisoners to see taking place. last June. quarters Saturday on three impor- might fall into Communist hands, WASHINGTON (UP) A spokes evidence against Harry A. Hyman be reviewed Council H. Ned tant messages to Congress: The broadcast also criticized InDearborn, Safety inand India and Burma would be out whether it should be submitted to a grand jury as an man said the that Army said Saturday "Unless The prospect of clear, nippy flanked. put they Switzerland and "for Sweden president, dia, is studying the plan announced by dictable offense. on the brakes, this could well be weather was not expected to lure The United States is so concern rejecting 'the reasonable demand to two Eisenhower President pull, the bloodiest Christmas in traffic the President from his work for ed about the Indochina situation in cf the Chinese and Korean side for out not of divisions Korea his but has ng SALT LICK, Ky. (UP) A mother and five of her history." many rounds of the period of explanations general that congress appropriated two decided be. which will at $400,000,000 a week about of scheduled visit centers meanwhile storm they Two to be made up." for the area this fiscal a six to children in burned death small fire Saturday There now are six Army divi mid- the Augusta National golf course. the nation's towards moved "The American side forcibly disThe United States also has four-rooyear. of farm house, just south that leveled their sions in Korea, the Second, Third, section, threatening to increase The President planned to com- agreed to supply up to another rupts the explanations work in ut- In ' here. Seventh, 25th, 40th and 45th. plete the final drafts of his state $385,000,000 by the end of next driving hazards. ter disregard cf the opposition Of In the toFirst conof the union, budget and economic year "for the intensified addition, in Cavalry One storm center, rolling The father, Arnold CroucfT36, was. critical the people cf the world," the Red AGANA, Guam (UP) A ground war In . Division is Northern of Lake wards Japan. southern messages which he will present to against the Viet Minh." the tip He managed most radio said. "It must bear full party has identified wreckage Also in of his over with dition burns body. Washto Japan is the larger part One of the chief fears is that promised light snow or Congress after returning responsibility for tearing up the within the crater of an Inactive of the 24th to smash a window and escape with a son, Eddie, 9. Huron, its Division, over parts of Min- ington after New Year's Day. Including snow flurries terms cf reference and sabotaging volcano of Agrihan Island as 'that Communist China might move Eddie Crouch was not burned seriously. , artillery, but some elements of nesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. Big Staff On Hand the explanations work." from Korea into Indo-Chin-a. troops rf a missing C47 search plane. the 24th are in Korea. . in Midwest Dae Storm House of Press White State John Foster Secretary The crew of 10 "was presumed It was considered probable, al NEW DELHI (UP) Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru The other was expected to hit James C. Hagerty said the entire Secretary Dulles has warned that if this ocdead," the. Navy said. though there was no immediate northern North Dakota by tonight "base of operations" of the White curs the Communists would ris'c The Navy said the search team verification, that, the 40th and 45th Saturday commended theexample of India's non-viole- nt and, by tomorrow night, bring been brought here to "grave consequences which might pul ashore on the lonely island divisions would be likely candi struggle for independence to the people of Africa as a light snow to parts of Iowa, House has ." help prepare the administration's not be confined to in the. northern Marianas had to dates for withdrawal. The 40th is method dictated "both by wisdom and by practical poliMich- legislative program. Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, scale almost vertical walls of the a California and the 45th an Ok- - tics." V The big task forced the President igan and Wisconsin. 31GS foot volcano before spotting homa national guard outfit. it the to students African end abruptly the casual atmosthe holiday tragedies, Despite conference, here, Inaugurating . the crash site. was tne ennstmas in nappiest phere of his family Christmas Nehru said he was frightened as "the prospect of "Africa The wreckage was spotted earfamilies American for many celebration, typified when lie ar years Korean North Premier lier this week from the air. A a welter of violence, thereby losing a gen- who were going through sons with rived by plane late Friday and Bus-C- ar celebrating TOLT CA, Mexico (UP) Twenty escort was dispatched Thanks Chinese Reds lives in this business before and daughters two of or destroyer eration the returned generations from remarked, "I am not mad at any three persons were trampled to to the island to land a ground career." creative Korean War theater. a starts it constructive, body." and 200 injured in 'a' stam search party. OKLAHOMA- - CITY (UP) A TOKYO (UP) North Korean pede when the lights went out in Aerial search for another missContinental bus Kim II carryTrailways today the church, of nearby ing plane, a Navy PB4Y weather thanked his Red ChineseSung With or Without Russia ing 20 passengers collided with an '.'brother" U. Mida Christmas Temoaya during was men with automobile east of Oklahoma City nine, aboard, g Mao plane for aid to A 5 i. said. But war ravaged North Peiping's the called off, Navy Korea. Saturday night and the highway M-st cf the victims were women the Navy men ashore on Agrihan I I Tn said four persons were killrnnirrnfiilatlner mpssapo patrol . o o o To r and children. ed. win mase a iinait searcai iur Ji: Mm on ' his 60th birthday, the , The Mass. for which ranchers wreckage Sunday. Gilford Korean said the Communist leader Trooper Duggan reported and residents of surrounding vilWASHINGTON The C47 smashed headon Into "brother-lik- e The from the scene that four occuoants (UP) Chinese have peoples lages had come, was nearing its the wall, of the extinct volcano sent us your volunteer army (to State Department Saturday an of the car died in the crash. He end wh?n a short circuit put out "with a' terrific Impact" while North. nounced the death in Tel Atfiv of said the bus turned over, and it a assures us which Korea) the lights. A small paper Christmas for the missing PB4Y. great and historical victory" in the Monnett B. Davis, American amsearching appeared all ' 20 passengers were decoration burst into flame. 60. was over He to all Isreal. was scattered bassador war against "American imperial Wreckage NEW YORK (UP) V Former dence, and ultimately hopefully ly. They have demanded "secret" injured. Women started screaming. There the died of the volcano. floor istic Davis crash occurred at 8:45 p.m. said The aggressors." department narrow the was a mad rush for atomic energy boss David E. an end to this nightmare fear of negotiations, which could go on for The on U. S. Highway 62 twelve deatn of CST, EST. Cause 7:20 a.m. at fatal" to months and be "well-nig- h Lilienthal warned Saturday N night world desolation," doers. The priest shouted vainly In east miles of Oklahoma City. not was given. an attempt to stop it that Red delaying tactics could lull Lilienthal, who served from 1946 the plan, he said. said the car pulled Duggan of a Greencastle, President Eisenhower's "atomic to 1949 as the first chairman of the "This must become, promptly, Davis, a native "It was a nightmare." said Col. across the in front of tne highway to can one for men and American been envoy that Haul Olascoaga, security chief Ind., had going enterprise, rr. t fi point 4" program, and urged the atomic energy commission it ana coacn, ine Dig. i41railways the state. "Men trampled women, Israel since 1951, and before that United Nations to put the plan into helped draw up the Baruch plan see and read about and sense as pus , T 1 c'.d men and children. Screams for had served in diplomatic posts action immediately without Russia. for international atomic control, something in the world of realiry, iusi piuweu jmo mem. lie iden the world. were outlined hisviews in a speech on not just a speech, a maneuver in tified the driver of the bus as Don help mingled with curses." throughout Lilienthal said that " 111 Wayne Kochnauer. of C012 North tor He had been seriously started today, the Eisenhower plan the"""National Broadcasting Com the cold war, not just the subject west "It was an experience we hope Mrs. Anderson said the mishap oc some 44th) Oklahoma City. Thomas His of "six time. son, or pany's "lecture hall series." only diplomatic negotiations." curred in the morning as she was soon to forget." could come to life within Tito NotReturning Six ambulances were dispatched Action that demonstrates peace- to With these, words Mrs. Mont k. preparing breakfast and her hus- - Monnet Davis, arrived here from eight months. It would stand as a He said Mr. Eisenhower's histhe scene, along with three was mahe after ful intentions and furthers peaceTo the Russian Camp "living demonstration" of the free toric plan for pooling atomic Anderson, formerly of Provo re-- bandx MaJ. Mont Anderson, was Philadelphiaof Tuesday highway patrol cruisers and Oklaand critical ful more his are father's goals persuasive world's desire for peace, and not terials was a "Christmas present" daugh- informed shavingxTheir' homa City police units. condition. n, more important than arguments BELGRADE. Yugoslavia (UP) in a "propa- to the world the hope for peace. was in bed. in)in p TTaves. how ter. int. another point fr, just Yugoslav Foreign Minister Koca death from the air nearly claimed She said, they gathered together The body will be flown to the ganda boxing match," "If the President's proposal is about who is to blame for failure, Eman United States next week, to atomic I a of be more . than just another he said. Popov- :- said Saturday normalna- the all envisioned could He in husband and pool belongings they hgJ. carry daughter said. tfe to tion cf diplomatic relations should of a "Our spokesman "it he number get bassy must, had' 9 ex contributed bombadded, objective the blaze but materials Air a by of Force speech," the crash He was a graduate of the Uni of western "nations, the participa- course, be translated into a con- going, Immediately, with the RusXiuss.aa ana ner saieiuics uciuiic-- y er which killed 17 persons last tinguished before much damage does not mean his country is week on Guam. versity of Colorado. He served as tion of leading scientists from crete, specific program. to the house was caused. sians, as full participants, if they a Lieutenant in the U. S. Army, in every "returning to the Russian camp." Mrs. Anderson, the former Leith It was the second to and an y country, promptly agree to join; but without happen, "Things have Pc:ovi said such interpretations Pancame Davis here from 1917, late. atomic is hour the in Mrs. Anderson them, for the time being, if they wrote power .for soon, getting that they escaped experienced by plant experimental cf restoring relations with the Sov Hayes, was ama where he Ambassador. not if will an A don't." and international in two on the been she weeks had dampen delay Belgium long huge plane the iet bice were "unreasonbale and injury, aalthough new-fou. Lilienthal said there need be no WASHINGTON (UP) . center kill the in atomic world's research Gen. of Geneva, a hope. corner struck their Guam. Earlier struck house, typhoon most cften malicious." HEAREVG SLATED C. March, Army chief of, would United we States were we where the fear "on back Switzerland..' that be shall It Peyton as a the considerable it Island, fire, plowed Belcausing setting In an interview with the staff in World War I, will observe All would be operated by a U. N. the day before the President lose any atomic secrets. A an Air damage. AMERICAN FALLS. (UP) rrad? press, the foreign minister swath of death through 89th birthday today in Walter his Rus"the he "After said. he said, all," on agency; held spoke." supervisory the. island. Major Anderson, housing project graduate of preliminary hearing will be said criticism cf Yugoslavia's Reed sorto our know some we all as Army Hosplt?! here. to from have months six "Within TheRussians a sians, given were aemousnea. eight was !."-iBrigham Young University, activities was designed to'Nine homes hereNMonday for Adolph Claasen, strained a ligament In his March This today," he said, "there could be a hope by agreeing to discuss the row, have atomic bombs. hamper the Improvement of re- - A wing of the. plane caromed eff transferred to Guam recently from an American Falls farmer vho Is foundation e entered the hospital for industrial-sizand back on which to try to build President s plan, Lilienthal said, means they have laticnj between Marshal Tito and the roof of the Anderson residence Japan. He is serving In an Air charged with selling liquor without Dec. 24. treatment ea Two) condition dead could be (Ccntinsed Fag th beginning cf mutual confi but their a license. nd fell to earth ceixby, th wrota. Jorti t nglneer unit GALBRAITII Staff United Press Correspondent The SoWASHINGTON (UP) asked for postviet Union Saturday ponement until Jan.- 25 of the Big Fcur foreign ministers conference. and the United States tartly chided the Keds for the request. Nevertheless, the State Department said it "will promptly exchange views" with Britain and By WILLIAM - vr er 4 liH(o30UD'lli na I rf!?d f - i Reds Protest Ending Of captured na five-month-- Explanations Indo-Chine- 90-d- ay Freighter Breaks In Two In Storm -- Red Invaders May Encounter Air Strength se Seven Deaths An Hour In Holiday Toll ( (D-Mon- t). . . Indo-Chine- se v na al - the-rebe- ls - na Ike Tackles Siege Of Heavy Work anti-Commun- ist -- Wreckage With 10 Aboard Found SO-d- ay golf-duri- Gijam Vicinity m , 23 Trampled To Death In Church Jam Indo-China- 4 Killed In Crash d-at- Premier - -- Tse-Tun- , - x. - r- S. Ambassador Israel Dies Li ieni hol Urges U. N. . Atomic Plan Into Action Immediately -- Former Provo Woman's Family Escapes Death in Guam Crash ,j to Put ke's t- 1 1 , X Jo-Elle- he-sai- d. B-2- -- World War Chief of Staff, Enters Hospital fire-fighte- rs non-Commun- ist near-traged- nd . t - T 1 1 |