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Show I - i ..! - - - l; ' h i no .Offer Branded Red By WILLIAM Release of Fliers Feared Staff Correspondent WA?MI.GTO. i UP -- The State Department, feels Red China has set up a slick propaganda trap in .let families of 17 Atneri offering-tfans imnrisnnpH ;tVirr visit thplr kin, officials said Saturday X The lamiUes have, been told in telegrams from the Air Force and American passport cannot be- ofDefense department. that they can Tv r ' fered." ',.r invitation Communist the. accept He pointed out that the United but must cln so at their own risk! has no dlplbmatk relations because thU country cannot guar States China!.. Red antee the safety of atiyooe going with Healso questioned the motives to Red China. ot the Communists fn putting such But the State. Department, which a "harrowing! dilemma before, the on authorizing families. Hesail the- - Communists has the final say-sto the trips, hopes discourage the could better end! the "human suffamilies from going. TJlc depart fering they have caused" by re-ment has made no final decisionUeaSjne, prisoners outright. on whether it will grant passports' put pressure was mounting ra- to the families; and lift its Dan ni,nv rnr a State Deoartment de- on travel to Red China. du icision-avarious? pians Some congressmen quickly rec- vahcecK f or j helping! finance: the relatives of prisoners ognized the propaganda booby trips of any ' to iish make the trip. trap. Senate Republican Leader who Red Cross anAmerican;' The Wilham F. Knowland the offer .part of "propa nounced it vould; assist any desirganda b.tilffup.'". Sen;, Walter F. ing to go "in eyery appropriate ) said thef Red movejway,' including supplemental n- George may be tor propaganda purposes nanciai asMMdiitc. A spokesman said the Red Cross a: but may also turn out to would, pay any part of the cost of the trip the relatives could not "reasonably attord tnemseivcs. Bill Sponsored In House Rep. Kenneth B, Keating annoimcrd he will sponsor a bill in the House to pay the expenses of the trips; and a personal offer to do the same thing was made in Kansas City Kan., by George New York . inOMAH , Xeb. 'UP1 Canadian W. Scrimshaw, a ". : dustrialist. Squadron. ' Leader" AI R. MacKen-7ie- , The families of at least six of visiting here with the parents of a felloe captive in Red China the prisoners have expressed an aiH ;nfiirHnv- - he brlfeved a Com- - interest in traveling to Red China. officials said the Cpmmumst mun-is- t otter to permit families of But. to let relatives visit the lo jailed Amrr.ca'ns to visit them was .offer J men and two civilians orce Air a "nice scsture" arfd shouid'vbe Chinese i Red .Jin prisons is a propa- .nlH a uP um MacKenir. : who was. released Kduud uap : , way: Decr China from a Red prison last relatives-mfak- e' the trip, ember, came here to see Mr, and If the be will 'red carpet" given Mrs. V Cm. Parks tn the first leg they of atnpro visit the families of treatment. The prisoners will be whom fattened up, dressed well and put .four American airmen with ' in good' jails to show the relatives he was imonsoned.y , He told Parks their soa. Lt. that the Communist Chinese really R,land Parks, whose jet fighter areIf good people. the United States refuses to shot down in ' North Korea wa the relatives go4o Red China, let Sept. 4, 19)2. was in "very good the Communists can embark on shape."' tellpropaganda campaign McKenie said he believed the a bitter -United world the the that ing Chine.se Communists, offer to permit American parents to visit States is engaged in "police state their sons in Red, prisons was methods and that the U.S. government is so brutal it won't even ' "definitely" genuine. "The offer, :I dor "' believe,'' was allow families to see their jailed sons and brothers. totally propaganda' he said, "al- husbands, U.N. observers regarded the though there may be Communist, offer as the most opaspect." timistic sign yet that the fliers MacKenie said he would stay .will'. be released. .They' thought it with the 'Parks today and;go on to the Communists would unlikely Lincon. Neb , Sunday to visit with the 'concession for the made have Mr, .and Mrs. Roliar.d Cameron,.! if did not intend to visits they parenTs of Lt Lyle Cameron. He the release prisoners. saivi he would, .'then go to Swea City, la , to visit the family of jet ace. Capt. Harold . Fischer and later fly to Philadelphia, Pa., for a visit with the family of Col. ' ) ld I..'-XV- j - i ? o nt s la-bel- ed - (U-Ga- k Canadian Looks With Favor On Red China Offer . (R-N- " ' ; ;uiu I He ff Best Place in fown for Your McKenie, who plans, io return p to Montreal in a week,! arrived here estcrday vith his pretty . blonde u ife. ." He ,embrace,d Mfn.' Parks "as he got off 'an airliner and 'told reporters, "I feel I know the Parks alread .' MacKenzic said he and the' four American fliers1 exchanged all their letters from: i me in a, round-fohi- n while in prison. He said he did not believe the visit proposal had any particular significance concerning. possible re- leaNe of imprisoned. Americans.! But he said he was optimistic that the prisoners will be released. . fThe Chinese, are great people for, personal contact," Mackenzie said. "f believe their offer is a nice:, gesture"." - time-consumi- . j j. . Utahn to Receive ilitary Award ' . 1 1 - yr, Provo. - i ADLERfMTK - i '. '. fftlsi - Www to9 & fTp k i iPiit new. 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Ltnford. editorial editor of th Lake Tribune, last night addressed the annual convention of the Wyo-- i i'm.in'g- Press Association on report-- j ing the. news "fairly, fully and ' '"- - rv'f a . up Vnic "' 1TiinH . Editor Addresses Wyoming Confab ;. open-- will TI . BIG a City to, d i A accurately"J.inford. formerly in newly-constructe- PEARL HARBOR (UP) A MilThe survivors yere sighted by a Guard plane at Sea a.m. Coast Transport Ship Saturday itary rescued seven crewmen who spent Saturday. The plane dropped a ranearly 48 hours on life rafts after dio to the flyers and they reported their Navy seaplane crashed. , back that, none were injured, but The ship Gen. Ainsworth radioed one was sufferins from "fever."' that it had taken the survivors One, of the four B29's that con- aboard ancf that they were in "good verged on the scene dropped a condition" .despite their harrowing lifebQat ' to the seven men 'and the pilot reported that all seven the airmen to remain behind bars couia ooi guarantee satety tor we;a leged failure of the Truman ad- - experience. The ship, with the survivors, was scrambled info Ht to await rescue for, months. I"'dtVe ministration to heed FBI warnings expected , to, arrive here late Tues- - in its comparative comfort. British of ficials withheld direct The Navy fliers had been miss ' y wich. Conn., was a B2o bomber gtvernment ; .' . j ..v comment on the Peiping gesture; ,i A Navy spokesman said the men ing since d iate vveanesaay wnen pilot in the Pacific theater during; 'i , but two assessments were under went K? lhe amphibian would puDiLcanu wa.in ' World War II, and all the execul ."ZQ.n probably be allowed to get their' study. They were: . on a "classiwhile down flyingu. some rest before He are of his' veterans. tives firm, being questioned 1, Red China might not havef ith a about the crash and in a public rela-t,stro1 ed mt? thSenate interests also their experi- fied" mission from Johnston Ishas the if offer made Sid included that atomic they planned land to the party diplomatic, PUSAN, Korea (UP) Lt. Col.jtions firm.. and is president of a ney .G. Holland, New Zealand ences drifting on the open sea: to,l release the Americans in the at Kwajaifin; testing headquarters Milton S. Reberitisch, of Salt Lake? jewelry manufaqturing ; company. Prime Minister. near future. for Newsmen submitted a long list!, ir the Marshall island group. They stayed of questibns to the public informa-jCity was awarded the; legion oft few minutes and left.. 2. The Americans, jailed tion officer at Pearl Harbor for Goldwater was joined briefly in "spies' or rheld under other pre- ly meritorious service." relay to the Ainsworth, but the TV DANCER WANTS texts, obviously are in, good physiis defense of Nixon by Republican officer said he did not expect an- TO CHANGE HER NAME The award was given Rebent-ir-- h Sens. Leverett Saltonstall 'Mass) swers until late this afternoon. cal) condition or their families Television HOLLYWOOD (UP by Brig Gen. Norman H. would not have been invited to dwar.d J. Thye, Minnesota, and in Washington identi- dancer Mitzi Ke.elhut has informed The Navy commanding general of the make the long trip to serf them. Potter 'Charles E, Mtch.). fied the men as Lt. James Gotfray her attorney she wants to change A rec ord WASHINGTON UP) ihe offer struck Britain with!?!"' 20 years the Democratic "For Norfolk. Va.; Ens.-Har- riMeasel, her name because "it's too clumsy 'tan nitvuug ui ttic lii iiansiJui- high 151 million tons of grain was!.Warty,told lies about Herbert Hoov- St. Bernard tation for show business. ' - r and Nordstrom, spn Paul, port:command military! in storage at the start of this year, er and all we've been trying to do i p i t 't i . rr : Liuiiuon ui saia ine post. to "Mitzi Gorto Ens. it Minn.: Robert wants Nason ljiie iunes She .. 12 change up per cent from 1953, the Agri-t, frnth hnllt H.rrv Tn, oner lnqicaiea me men apparent." don, Waiertown, Mass.: Aet Rob- Ketelheidt." Rebentisch was 7th assist port .iim .urtui. u.jjcii iiiam uuuiiuwj, "nicill S31Q GoI(lW3tr ly jar e "well and.- comfortable," D. ert Tenn.: Frame, Memphis, ant comptroller and later comp- - ime luiai. raviNiim lyou aim More, than that, .the Chinese roller Amm Edward George Nowak Buf if on in the from eed farms period Sept. storage during grains N.Y. Amm William Clement falo, government are clearly anxious to 12, 1953 to July 27, 1954. THE TERM grain' '.terminals.; government'. bins' WHENCE make a propitiatory gesture to the are shed R.I.; and Aet Warwick, each antlers Pavey, Deer and other facilities' included- 'new V' ffplinf s Mi mxiericans ana Keep nrntn nrnnaanrta oam " Detroit. Jerome is the horn arras, Joseph highs in stocks of X'orn, wheat anrls' ear. During growth, Mich. international temperature low, isiaid of to no is and a be "sreen." fnrm h.ri '"An ,h(l MmP it'c v thej Times said. 0f propaganda than the abuse and; Wheat stocks were .reported at vialue as a weapon. Hence, a The rescue, ended a search by The said that! hate that the Chinese have pumped! one. billion 460 million, almost 10 greenhorn is a raw, inexpert- - 40 planes and four ships, which had Red Chinese Premier Chou En-Laout in recent times," the News- - per vchf above a year .earlier, arid "'em eed person not capable of been patrolling an wean area the was size of Wyoming. also an adequate annual supply' shifting for himself. undoubtedly "playing an elab Chronicle said. ' i ' rf... .. ,.... .' -.; r da win Keller. . Gainiriq Surort CITY -- - 1955 , " some-propagan- KANSAS 7' 1 - l'ritr! Press (R-Cali- f) Fund For wil .j WASHINGTON Sen. Bar- , to tnld AtKorc f r lAin fnr 17 i t X in the Krafco New York that the "extremelv sen- Goodwill gesture; f . LONDON" (UP) British obscrv- help pay for families to visit Amer.jfice. He said he did not know what istive'' Democratic Party's honorThinks T&ej'd lie aie. ers said Saturday they viewed Redjican5i imprisoned by the Chinese the cost per person would be. iwias as a reshe But George also said thougni Cmna s invitation to families of duon of viceJfresjqent mcnara m-j. Communists. be safe in goithe families Americans to visit them as nnouncVtl ltafll jailed simustaneousiy J iXQn's , election campaign tactics ng-, f nff-K.it ''TTnitofiii clue the imprisoned men will bcrimsnaw, presiaeni R ri rhinn ' of Krafco Container Corp.. saidict,f ,r,;, uZJ State Decrement spoKesman:not be released soon yZLVllcluround-tri- p Henry Suydam said the governobservers regarded the Friday he will pay, of two of in soou coiiiem-- encourage fl;utn" about Adla;i E. Stevenson's These; conscience ment cannot J'lti good expenses for families relatives to attempt such visits. gSOciation with Americans for proposed visits as a area an "into the visits Americans', if a Red offer to American authorities said encourage" Which would process require permit the visits is authentic. theyjemocratic Action and, about the where normal .protection of . an GALBRAITH JANUARY 23, Utah County. Utah. SUNDAY, SUNDAY HERALD J1 Solon Arizona Kan. (UP) was Kansas Seven Crewmen Rescued From a Krafco olant.' Defends Nixon call the! York businessman and World Wari Scrimshaw said ht or Pacific After Plane Crash and fund !,. (UP) campaign veteran asoealed Saturdav for set receive! the Senate tlnlrtwater headquarters Long Delay In m 9 Moier mfUtt 44tM(thMain Slt lk City 43 N. UnlvrHy A A YOU CAN DEPEND ON OUR SERVICE AVENUIv 120 NORTH UNIVERSITY The Appliance Q IRONER DRYER WASHER I plan of buying next (check):v REFRIGERATOR RANGE . FREEZER -- I . - |