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Show " ' ; - ' r' v-- X - ; 1' .: ". r ' ' , : r , ' v ' ": VOK321'N03S-'::' ti v , P I , , j . 'V:-- ' v " 7" " ' ' " X 7 TT I m Vv I T X 77 7 ''-- ; - 7'v, ' '' . ... t Vj uMlQ"!? . .i 1954 SEPTEMBER 5, UTAH, SUNDAY, ;:: ' .' I : FIRST to Sears t2iea to CoUers. f t CHINA ::-'sy?q- ? ; - -!i; 6" CENTS' FIVE PRICE : ?mm Fotrs ADdirddl Mmm i 7" "; V Mattered showers: little cfcanxe j -- '. ta a considerable extent; few;. s ,. j j . 'i ; CLOUDINESS A l V ii - ; j .. " - ' . . i ' . - r i - t'r "i 7. ? PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, , 77 " ' A j ' , s ( x , : TlTl RECLAMATION TOUR FIVE-STAT- E - 7 -- ' X : ". ' '"- iV' ' ' , Add3 tFD"S, ILDoSo "' , . ' ' - ' - - j-- - : ..n m.mm,, : f 'Vv : I l:- ' ,;-:ri- ;. I . ' Society Phone: 432 : . y : :'. ,. .... - ". ? .. r 4 : U. " .:' IJ AJ U I rV, V .' TELEPHONE 495 FOR ' J ; "7 ,: . X 'j; ;" ' ,r r : ,' - i:1 . , :,: ... . in i ' ' Reds Shell r:: Quemoy; 2 r 1 luui f. 11 rniiiiii 1 iiiiiiiui iwiujii 1111 iniiMi : - . -- , fin iiiiijmiiii 11 11 1111 11 v ' - 1 le spirit jvith which the American Junction, the chief executive said people and government constant- his trip was not political. Bur he ly display their willingness- to shook hands with many prominent Republicans, including some help the whole world." not contribution He said the candidates, along the way. At McCook he posed for a flood wouldvictims, . help only but would contribute considerably handshake picture with Rep. Carl who recently won toward overcoming production Curtis nomination in GOP senatorial recent the difficulties caused by the Nebraska. his country. catastrophe In, a crowd Mr; Eisenhower, with Secretary Mr. Eisenhower' told Air McCook the at 2,000 of about of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson a not tor is he that Base Force and Interior Secretary Douglas idea to the dedicated moment to at returned Denver McKay,' that "all brains reside in Wash-- ( 3:52 p.m. (MST) Continued on Page Two) On his first stop, at Grand . IF A l (R-Ne- r . ' ----- -j H y. . i g- - r, n mT REPORT 100.CCO TROOPS MASSED HERE m .. 7 ' b.) U. S. Forces Under Standing Orders To Giiara Formosa !' $ lHII . ""il 1111 "ill 1 FORMOSA hf n i m . : PESCADORES IS, ::Xv . , TAINAN v "n " 1 ..i .j "iini a. e iX' 130-mile-w- ide TAKAO d 'T"M,-'I- H 1 v 1 Island j.'1lllL.Il..llH ' By DONALD J. GONZALES 4UP Staff Correspondent U. S. jWASIflNGTON (UP) Naval and Air Forces, under standing orders to guard Formosa ' from invasion, are "watching the wholesitu'ation" around Communist-shelled. Quemoy Island, as sistant Defense Secretary Fred A. Seaton said Saturday. "We fare alert to our responsibilities in the area and certain units of our fleet are at sea," he told reporters at an extraordinary Saturday afternoon news conference at the Pentagon. While he refused to elaborate on that guarded statement, he evidently ,referredx to the U. S. 7th fleet "which patrols the strait separating ' ChiFornfosa nese Nationalist-helfrom the Red China mainland, QUEMOY AMO YX: aa a mM -f - i Safety Pea Made for Labor Day . - jr TAIPEI - .... III i m 1 ' I of Colorado, --Wyoming, and Kansas. -Nebraska Utah, Eisenhower Mr. Waiting forf when he returned was a message of thanks from the president of Austria for a shipment of 25,000 tons of fodder corn sent for free distribution among Austrian flood victims. Theordore Koerner, president of Austria, sent Mr. Eisenhower his country's "deep felt thanks" for the shipment. In his message Mr. Koerner said the, United States gift "exhibits the material reclamation projects and drought generosity and high humanitarian areas Bjr MERIDAN SMITH CP White House Reporter DENVER, (UP) President toured five plains states Saturday .with the message that the federal government should develop western resources in partnership with the people, not a their boss. , The president took off early In the day from the summer White House and stopped at Grand Junction, Colo., Casper, Wyo., and McCook, Neb. 'during a 1500-mitour.,The flight took him over il 11 11 11 I 3 Ei-tenho- i ii f.!' Die's Warning : President Eisenhower said . By UNITED PRESS cently the Chinese 'Communists would have to run over the 7th Holiday traffic killed more than Fleet if they tried to, invade two persons an flour Saturday - ri ",!'.. Formosa..:' r fit. ri iii i but the rate was well below the Seaton declined to say whether advance estimates of safety, exhis reference to U. S. Naval units perts. r""- l i The death rate indicated that being f at sea" was meant' to many motorists were heeding imply they are heading toward troubled Quemoy, which is more the safety, appeals of President than 120 miles shoreward from Eisenhower and the National I Formosa and only about seven Council. , Safety miles off the Red China mainland. By late Saturday afternoon, 67 f MILES had killed been " Asked whether the 7th fleet's persons ly ; X 7f7 since the holiday began at 6 p..m. standing orders to guard For mosa Include defense of Quemoy, Friday. Two persons drowned he and four died in miscellaneous replied: ' 'I am not aware of any spe accidents for a total of 73. cific orders tp that effect" J Council's Estimate X ; a The safety- - council had esti In the U. S. officials have ' ; QUEMOY ISLAND Chinese Nationalist headquarters at Taipei, Formosa has said the past, ,T; C over For mated that 390 would die in REDS BOMBARD fleet's X that two American officers, of the American Advisory Group on Formosa were killed in mosa extends toguard' traffic during the. Labor Day announced the the bombardment of Quemoy, tiny Nationalist bastion island just 15 miles off the coast of Red, Pescadores Island?..1 neighboring ?; But they (weekend from 6p.m. JFjidj ationaiist leaders- - have-beholding r urgent Tneetmgs as have never specifically included In indicating that JRed troops, 100,000 strong, have been massed along tile Fukien reports."-tricklfive deaths per hour. or excluded Quemoy, which is coast opposite Quemoy. (United! Press Telephoto). i Lnot a part of the Pescadores. Michigan and Wisconsin or- Idprwl nut KaHnnsl HiKivl.mxi "Wei are watching the whole . AROUND THE WORLD to help patrol the hiehwavs. and A t. situation," said Seaton. y "We 1 1 L. 1 1 AVbD haven't any idea to ' what extent safety experts watched the ex- Q11 si . it will go or where will stop." perlment closely. V :; m Formosa Prelude . By midday, Michigan and Wis- American-Iranian I Iconsin each had two traffic I SJi Asked whether the Defense DeCI deaths. . X partment regards the shelling of Pleasant weather and fair Quemoy as the prelude of a Red JSu. t rrn i .i t I skies over mostof the nation Chinese assault on Formosa, he BIG THREE WIND UP TOUR Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson, left, along with beckoned motorisU to the open responded: PARIS (UP) French officials Douglas: McKay, right, secretary of the Interior, and President Eisenhower bid farewell to the road for a last fling at summer. "That's a question the Chinese crowd at McCook, Neb., after winding up a tour of inspection of reclamation areas in Colorado, USht rain fell in the Rockies and Communist can answer and only Pacific Northwest, and showers JZIZ ' Wyoming and Nebraska. (United Press Telephoto). Iranian government an the Chinese Communists." V TEHRAN, Iran (UP)-L.Th- e identified two American U. nounced that a $10,000,000 Point- - Seatonofficers and Wisconsin icri- - Konrad Adenauer Saturday for- our aid today Army part of a small 616.208 MILES PER HOUR acrreement was signed Friday in Tehran. The U .S. the weather was near perfect i r'direct and inadmissible intervenmission Quemoy training kid is designed to help Iran until it once again is receiving who were killed In on .The Safety Council's death es- - tion into French affairs, V bomb the timate-walower than In nHn revenue from its rich oil resources. , were: ardment They twll The atUck on Adenauer was years. A snokpsman Lt. Col. Frank .W. Lynn, traffic fatality. rate has declined touched off by charges by the 39, xMedical Corps, husband of SINGAPORE (UP) Former British Labor Prime Mrs. Eleanor Lynn of Chicago. this year and holiday travel has chancellor in a British newspaper shown a tendency toward lighter interview that French Premier Minister Clement Attlee arrived here Saturday; from Lt Cot Alfred x Medendorp, 47, Infantry, Oson of Cornelius Meds I Pierrc Mendes-Franc- e flighf to (Australia. personally iong Kong on President's of. Grand Rapids, Mich. Appeal A Attlee looked tired and haggard. The flight from endorp TOMSOE, Norway (UP) Seaton explained that the U. S. cmiuWcjr Mm tn Danish said Saturday killed Hong Kong was delayed by engine trouble. mission was sent to Quemoy from DC) , DAYTON, O. (UP)-Ca- pt." Ed of the National Air Craft show a Soviet Ltroyer fired Community . The Labor . -leader w to a rn a Formosa to help train Chinese j newsmen viv nv ni L.iccuuu. rt rnnrn cepm i i. spoke briefly Party wiciiu uiu ward c. Kenney of Van Dyke, here a three-da- y ir demonstration Nationalist ;: Mich. set a new speed record in of at the comment on 'troops, , under the" refused to. but tour his long airport, the nation's and civil- - Russia,. this ... ,,week; ,, . U. Si vi. uk ivwu. aid program. uic the Bendix trophy orace Saturday an aircraft military suuuic iuics military . China. just V. o t w o o n of xUommunist meiS jeSSen SaKJ IWOIt T x,a UrnuHna riiffi-nVapX .n might r. when-- he zoomed 1.900 miles in Kenny, Details Lackine N who In ' r France and Germany prompting alive next Tuesday." Tilbe He said no details of the two an 4 Thunderstreak at an av-- J California, arrivedbreakfasted . . here In plenty ZXy uwwu aaw olVAt , , , Ho A r(TDC auivia 04 .TihsniTA tr TUNIS, Tunisia UP) Formal negotiations have officers'; deaths were available erage of 616.208 M. Pk H. time for 'lunch. His effort time. The . . opened between the French and Tunisians to givtf the atHethisreferred father of four handily broke the old mark, of IIUUU. lUr OUUUIOUIUUUL CiUKUUIU Ul. t.., j reporters to the 'r children streaked TO. government would make no local government control of the North African Protecto J load of pulp.. by the finish 603.547 M. P. M. set last year with State "v Department for the answer official statement on Aaenauers rate pylon at Cox Municipal Airport by Maj. William T. Whisner Jr., Jenssen said it was difficult to 7; ? to a defense and for relations. except foreign Minis-question about a possible ' ! in an Sabre Jet just o nours, l minute and 56 give the exact position of his ves-- Gov. G. Mennen Williams de- - charges. However Foreign U. S. The of Sidi protest over the the diplomatic Lamme, Tunis, Bey opened negotia after. he had left Edwards DooIIttle Record J . killings. com 7 welcomed tions Tunisian V,0-Affairs Minister Christian Vtnat Adenauers It compared with a time of 9 but in anv case we were outside . Air .Force Base, Calif. """Iment felt -j not were i5Ulie and i ments "direct 10 minutes and 21 seconds The Russian ti.rritori.1 Sovut Gen. Boyer de La Tour 'The Department of State isState. Fouchet and Resident-Gener- al . - - w. race hours, was ' the am event a n s nn opening .j mnnii rinn f any contemplating rencn to protest," tervenaon sible and a speed of 223 M. P. M. made lers limits at MurmanksT the talks. XTSaffdu" t Press' Officer Joseph Department; I by Maj. James H. Doolittle in The saM he believed the was augmented by more than 500 P0" He said the negotiations were opening on a "solid W. Reap told a reporter. U S. the First Bendix race in 1931 on Russiancaptain the officials pointed basis of mutual esteem and destroyers acted because vehicles and nine planes. Hbwever, Diplomatic officials said they Los Angeles to me raincia ooa noi snow any friendship." . .x- ... flight from. on ut attack Adenauers that no immediate justification saw: ' Cleveland. 2 Mendes-Franc- e flags. and the assembly a or protest because of several The race was confined to Air "When we hoisted the Danne-bro-g could win greater support action life is actors. PARIS The officers were en the 'This of my (UP) day happiest Force pUots. Sail flying 4 Danish flag) and so (the France. in the for on a mission to train Chi-premier by the wife of Brig. Gen. Christian de Castriessai65atur gaged Thunderstreaks. Eighty of the 10 we did in a hurry, I can, assure nese Nationalists troops in a com "What right does he, a German, day, 'Tve been waiting for him for so long." , who took off from Edwards you the Russian destroyers turnWASHINGTON (UP)-T- he i area. , have xbeen De- - pUots Attacks bat have to speak about Geneva and AFB at 10 minute intervals after ed away and let us pass," he said. Paris her de Mrs. said at Castries Jacqueline on the Quemoy v off and . fense, underway idenDepartment Saturday about Indochina," a high govern a.m. (EST) finished the race. Jenssen said one of the destroy soon . to wanted as husband to her home she that area several for get years. He two referred official ment asked. tified American officers kill but one was disqualified. Two ers fired four warning shots In was out the Indothat also It pointed as possible. She said if he stayed in Saigon, to Adenauer's charge in the inter the vessel. (Continued on Pare Two) ed Friday by Chinese Communist an killed in ac were Americans were S.iand West china, she wanted to go there. shelling of theoNationalist-hel- d is BOSTON (UP) Thousands of view that the U.Geneva Reds the tion between (Chinese end talks land of vQuemony as: "But if he takes th'e next regular, plane, Sunday, to and Chinese Nationalists. The New Englanders today faced a defeated at the Lt. CoL Frank . (W. Lynn, 39, Labor Day weekend blackout as ing the Indochinese war. Paris, naturally 111 wait for him here," she said. "In any point made , here was the bombsteaestimates mounted wnose afternoon The Paris Meaicai uorps, newspaper case it won be long before he comes to Pans. damage wife Mrs, ardment by the Communists had Eleanor Lynn lives at Chicago El, dily in the wake of hurricane Carol Le Monde, which led the fight not i been directed at the two which claimed 66 lives Tuesday. aeainst the EDC and whose views Lt CoL Alfred Medendoro. 47. Americans. v."-.President Eisenhower allocated are reDorted to reflect those of ' Infantry, whose father, Cornelius asked . Seaton how Reporters ' $1,500,000 in federal disaster funds Mendes-Francopened the . at close to the Chinese mainland the Meoendrop lives at Grand Rapids for Massachusetts but distribution tack on the chancellor Saturday.! Mien. 7th fleet might be allowed to .5 was held up pending further in-operate. Lynn, a native of LaGrange By HERBERT FOSTER The Senate must return within structions on proper use of the "The chancellor strongly as I is He U. S. it EL. was a graduate of Columbia United Press Staff CorrenDondent five .that repUed the newssaults Mendes-France- ," days after they issue a calL money in hurricane relief, to the territorial College, He received his medical WASHINGTON (UP) Sen. John out tney front policy "respect page nave untu Christmas to Mr. Eisenhower was expected paper headlined its pines, no specific orders are sovereignty of another country." By ROBERT UDICK degree at the University of Chi- enuuea "lnaamissiDie Stennis summon it editorial, to of announce said allocation funds Satur MANILA- - (UP) Red China claims it. territorial Secretary of required. Ouf forces would auto cago. He was the father of two day the report of the Senate Cen Stennis estimate backed up that for Rhode Island as soon as civil Intervention." ' Assured Dulles Foster John State children. extend 12 miles offshore. waters react" matically sure Committee on Sen. Joseph of Chairman Arthur V. Watkins defense teams recommended of Adenauer accused Monde the Le that ' the international custom usual but: Saturday ease to Phillipines Dulles statement sought . who told reporters the Medendorp, a native of Milwau R. McCarthy amount 1 win y to force the fall of Mendes- - United States would fight should a three-mil- e to trying limit is United kee and the father of three chil- issued "within a fairly short time" committee could wind up its hear-- l specific recognize fears the that Filipino Thunder, rain and hailstorms France's government witn "ine this be attacked ever by States might not come to this Seaton iwould not say which country dren, was graduated from Calvin aiter close of the hearings and ings next week though he shied last night set utility crews back incredible interview." The Aden College at Grand Rapids. He took that "there will h nA tmit-h.- v country's aid if it were attacked. limit he had in mind. away from a flat prediction that it24 hours In their repair auer ."statement "constitutes ah Communists. a as assurance " this Dulles gave work at Michigan aiennis, a member of the air would do so. The talks were aimed a Earlier, the New England intervention without precedent in series of man committee weighing censure Watkins, Stennis and Sen. "Edwin projects. military talks between- gettingmilitary State. of automatic a' Telephone te Telegraph Co. had our internal affairs." guarantee the United States and the Phflip- assistance from the U. S. in case to complete eommunica- Assistant Defense held a against McCarthy, said C. Johnson Secretary charges two pines opened this morning, Fred A. Seaton, who made the u appeared ine Hearings could end door hutHe Saturday but refused tion repairs by Labor Day night NEGRO GUNMAN of aggression against the Philip next days before the. start of the South pines. week. conwithout on its purpose. I twasl Storm, victims, many comment identifications, told a news to east Asia Defense Conference on "Then, allowing tim fnv tt believed, however: that' they die- - cooking or refrigeration facilities SHOOTS WOMAN Dul ference that? . r the In Filipinos, reassuring ' Monday. work and mature rnnrifWatirtw cussed but did not decide wheth-- for "five days and thousands sur Miss. the war of (UP) LEXINGTON. "At the time of the shellinff. case les in said that cm "I wish to state in the most me committee perhaps can reach er to present evidence on somelfering- extensive, storm- - losses, of to death "the , small number i of the U. S. Milshot States could take Negro gunman u phatic terms that the U. S. will United Mc--1 learned unfamiliar trades camp conclusions and a of other file the - and against charges choos of Assistance report DENVER (UP) President Ei its white womanfensive itary critically Advisory Group against points fully its commitments under to Formosa were on a normal within a fairly short time," Stennis Carthy. in addition to the five gen-- cooking, tree surgery, root repaui- wounded her husband Saturday honor senhower Saturday night made the mutual defense treaty," Dulles ing." saw. counts on which they heard and many more as ine emergen- and a suspect was captured era! for rehabilita available $1,500,000 be .1? ; would training and inspection mission to lius Ariv S. heln U. given e K :".; broadened the evidence last weekv ; - short time ' later I after a . wild said.cy became a way of me. sec- tion' work in : of Quemoy." the Philippineterms were under the If attacked, Philippines the senate would return Watkins would not reveal wheth-- 1 Gov. Chrixtian A. Herter's execu- chase on State possibility 17. Rhode Island.. of Highway "Chinese Nationalist, troops sta to receive and act on the the United. States would act imme American Mutual Defense pact tions ' report er the committee will have more tive order permitted grocershoU-totioned, on that island are Ameri before the November elections. This provides that the U. S. will He advised Gov. Dennis J. Rob Louis of 23, diately, Robert the reSt Goldsby, the record when for evidence remain it throughout open the action and equipped under That decision, once the consider an attacjc on ine rnuip- erts of Rhode Island of per cent of food who was enroute to the gulf The President of the United report is sumes hearinss Tuesday mornins.lday. Seventy-fiv-e i the oines a threat to its own seturity the provisions of the Mutual De-- ready, is up to the by;; ordered ; States has United bis telegram. majority and or whether McCarthy and his attor- - outlets- - were expected' to ignore coast- on a vacation with fense Assistance Program; minority senate leaders, who will near. Edward Bennett : Williams, the Sunday Blue Law to . permit family and friends, surrendered Seventh Fleet to protect Formosa In such an event, the U. S. would Rhode Island was designated "No further details are? avail decide when to reconvene the would besin presenting the ,Sena-- housewives without refrigeration to Holmes County Sheriff Rich from invasion by Communist ag take action "in accordance with a major federal disaster area earlier this week. Senate. able at this tinie," he said. gressors. In the case of the Philip its constitutional processes. basis. ard A. 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