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Show i r j Fifth Anniversary of Korean War :': " .'r ! . . )''.: .' .'- ': i : 1 . f l - li . ; . I' i' - i i. SUNDAY JUNE 26, 1955 Utah County. UU SUNDAY HERALD . ' f MheeSavs Reds Trying ro Wn World by Ne gotiation ' J -- i - : " . J - .V.j ,,."- i I i.N , - - v , 'v.""i American! Prisoners Of Reds Appeal for Help Report Freed Austrians I - ; . K have returned home. 9nly two U.S r divisions remain on i guard along the demilitarized zone separating ' I'i u . -- t V v. - , . the Communists and the anti-Cor- n I , Austri-Austria VIENNA, (UP) George O. Dick, a soldier who j 4 :.; munis ts. ans returning from long Soviet said he was seized' by the East H Koreans Fill Gap captivity said Saturday American: Germans in Berlin. -- Thc Republic of Korea Army prisoners pleaded with them to Stefan J a dost who said . he was filled,the- gaps they lef t.-- now has r Jt N s ' notify U.S. authorities they were born in New York in 1905 and t ' t 20 fully- equipped divisions and .10 jf A , j alive in Red slave camps and ap- seized by the Russians in Latvia; in reserve, ready to fight once for State Department aid. believed to, be of Latvian descent. pealed again should the Soviet trained The Austrians said that in Bob Jumis or Cunish, of Boston, troops of the north march south American seen in many cases where American cap a roiisn-Dor- n if again. Potman. Camptives for to the appealed right The United States has deacti--1 contact U.S. diplomatic j authorities An American sergeant whose vated its major port of Pusan. The they were told by the Russians name was given phonetically as supply job now will be handled diiney were not considered "U.S. UKmsh." From Boston; located rectly by the reduced Eighth Army citizens. at Camp Potma. and the ROK Army. 186 The of 45 Austrians. of group Both Peiping and North Korea them women, reached freedom in radio the marked anniversary to A be PALO ALTO, Calif., (UP) ing lights, .they are going aboard a train that brought them Saturday and called the leading crusader for freedom of hard to persuade that this is a new broadcastswhich from Russia by way of, Communist ended the struggled' armistice information believes the public camera age, ne saia. They were another Hungary. should be represented in court by Wiggins conceded that ("the time a "great vicxory. of the hundreds the Rus Vaccine-Relate- d group Reds Blasts Rhee would is not ripe for a rule that news cameras. ' sians have to free under .won Communists the promised said Rhee To Inake this possible, he j says, require the. admission of cameras Austrian .Con Yalta state treaty termsotthe the at Eastern Europe to to j all court rooms." the press should demonstrate more names and 1 f over won control thev fArence. brought iney can Is a new But he said the press give the courts that ".this more details of held in Americans 1943 through a "se camera age" and that news pho- the legal profession "a (continuing North Korea in Soviet slave labor the; camps j ' BOISE agreement," they did! the (UP) tographers should be permitted to demonstration that the camera,! at cret in China same through Others Held soundpartly order with thing not with interfere Being cover trials least need modern, Jack Whitemore of Kello?g Friwar but' chiefly through deception . Sidney Ray Sparks, Tennile, Ga, day was listed as Idaho's 13rd less, and undistracting equipment. in the court room." nezotiation. and, got part o here who reported he was captured by were voiced views These ''We are never going to convince nd polio case reported through negotiation. In the Russians in Berlin in 1949. since the outbresk started in Friday bv J. R. Wiggins, . man-- ! our brethren in the legal profes Indochina "Reds April. won a compromise Sparks, a soldier, was last seen in L. J. Peterson, director of the aging editor of the Washington sion that there are small cameras Korea the In was Allied an victory uhH Post k Times Herald. Wigging that make no noise and fast films Camp Potma, 280 miles southeast Idaho Public Health ' ' of Moscow which is the Soviet dis- - said young Whitemore Department, who also is chairman of the Free- that do not require flash) or strobe sizht. had been in "Within the past several months center. Sparks, around 23, contact with a sister who was inocdom of Information Committee of lights as long as we do not habitu chafge to to bluff was sentenced to 15 years in a ulated April 19. the American Society of News- ally use these modern conveni they - have been ofable of the several Calisain possession the addressed labor paper Editors, said. he camp but later; received an .The department has totaled 95 ences," j ' " islands and they - additional strategic , DOWNED CY REDS fornia editors' conference at Stanyear's sentence for re- cases of the disease for 1955, inOutdated Canons are working, through snaay aipioto the Austrians said. cluding the 53 association ford on "Bar vs. Press." f work, fusing be v- - ATTij JUNE 21 cases, 21 The editor said he "cannot . undermine free world sup-no- rt to . . macy (U.S. headquarters in Heidelberg cases among inoculated children Quiet Cameras lieve" that Judges supporting re he and Matsu," for Ouemoy Ge'rmany - confirmed that two and 21 "true" leases. 'The camera," Wiggins said, moval of laws banning cameras said. ' Ml American soldiers correspond to 'can bring to-- millions of Ameri- "are less conscientious less con of Meanwhile, Dr. Gerald Silver result a direct as said Rhee some extent with identification of man of the epidemic intelligence cans who never otherwt e will see cerned about thfc rights of accused Western retreats the "vast popula' men reported in Soviet prison ' a court in session the benefit of a persons, than colleagues who sup at the U. S. Public Health service nr-, Indonesia tion of India, Burma and ?--0! camps. ; Service public trial." He added that all port canons and rules that smell has communicable disease cenits delivered by already been (The men, both listed as absent ter, Atlanta, press photographers ought to "live of the flash powder used in cam leaders in Idaho arrived defense of Ga., a into position without leave, are Sparks and for a In the new age, as well as talk eras 50 years ago." J of the outbreak. study less Willis M. Freeman of (5333 21st He said neutrality." about it" by using quiet, modern Wiggins said the rigty of public he would spend about six Ave. Seattle j Sparks, is weeks S.W.) of functions. all at the cameras trial is not only the right visiting polio victims and in'' ' listed AWOL since Dec. 4, 1951 ' ':' "As' long as the only cameras accused, "but it is also a right of Classic Saves cases pat followed . vestigating . ; from his Berlin-- regiment. FreeM rt. mass pub the public." 1ifcMfe; j April's ill judges ever, see, at non-legft 'i.witfr MfY xaiwpp, man since Feb. 23 of this year. 32,000 Idaho inoculation of about school children. lic functions- they attend, are the A public trial, he saidi "protects Bandleader From However the Army cautioned they se ": SURVIVORS, LOCATION OF DOWNED AMERICAN PLANE White House announced that two So-p- et Count large boxes with clocking shutters the accused against the undue might not be the same men.) and) pro- Tipsy Driving and crashing holders and expioa verity of the court. MIG's shot down a Navy Neptune patrol plane which was on routine patrol flight over Bering At Camp Vladimor tects the accused against undue . PASADENA, Calif. (UP) The Strait. Seven of its 11 crewmen! were left' 11 C. Wallace J of New Above of are to three William the injured. survivors, "right, of the court." i jazz classic, Slaughter oflrOth Lt. G. M. LEARN TO PLAY THE Nationalists Fire On lenity seen at it! a former " also York, D. soldier,! J. G. 28, he pro Eos. Sloan, "And added, Conn. 21, Oakland, Calif.; Assard, navigator, Freddie Terryville, savetM&aadleader . viaaimor. i prisoners re n tects them aeainst maladministra; Avenue, 1anoU,t. David M. Lockhart, 26, ACCORDION Alameda, Calif. Map locates" St. Lawrence Island, off tamp a drunk driving British Merchant Slackfrom last Monday ; reported Walturning 4- - discrimmation, instruments Furnished! tion, corruption, Alaska, and 40 miles from Russian Siberia, where the MIG fighter planes1 caused the Navy Nep- - lace aid he was kidnaped by the, Friday. tyranny and abuse j oTiudicial ThtJudge ruled Slack must not tune Tlane Ships, Says Report set one engine of plane on fire, but pilot managed to limp to the Russians in 1945 or. 1946. while! Private . lessons day and have been intoxicated as charged Island.; (See " evenlnrs. Enroll in our 12 . Radio Peiplng power." TOKYO (UP) working for the American legation; story page 1). on the night of May 23 because weeks in beginner course. war Chinese Bucharest.) National .j stated was arrested he had just he TOWNS when MOVIE John L. Sheridan; kidnaped by ships fired on or intercepted five HUTCHINSON.! Kan. (UP) finished playing the difficult num- Woman Continues Sipping Drink With Knife in Back the Russians in Germany in 1952, WILLIAMS the British merchant ships during at a nightclub. held at notorious Vorkuta six months of this year off There'll be two new towns in Kan ber on the piano allegedly first Red-hel. MUSIC COMPANY ; DENVER-UPsas if the present movie script of MrsTTtfartha ner oacK. )d i ineu Kogers, 37, re-- camp. mainland. the argument, Hutch 308 from movieis Mitchell name E. 3rd So. - FR Dell went - right on 39, compounded Mrs. Mitchell, unaware that the turned with a policeman, who sent Jack Miller, alias Waechter at The broadcast identified the Brit- "Picnic" is followed. The second three-incand the in h a and drink local Salina tavern inson names her to was blade still Denver General Hospital Camp Vladimor. in herjher sipping Max W. Stubbs, Instructor ish ships involved as the Nigerock, makers have given the wnere Was found the wound was woman ana another to from where after, bar her it W. didn't Halsted "HalsterFriday from and of FR Freeman back, seen Salinason". the, Incfc--ellbudge Mening Connecticut, Tai Seun Hong, Westway, shot. are knife scenes had of until most not the stool f the in The ber serious. film. in the towns two 1952. being Vorkuta at first) in plungedoa into) paring adversary and Incharra. ROBERT BROWN It was five years ago Saturday United" Press Staff Correspondent that North Korean troops poured SEOUL, Korea (UP) President across the 38th Parallel near Pan- Sygnman Rhee said Saturday on'munjom in an act of agression that the fifth anniversary of the start brought instant denunciation, by the of the Korean War that the Com free world and the United Nations i h munists are trying to win the Into its first war. world by negotiation and succeed- - Most of the United States troops I war which fought in the three-yelng in, some areas. " B : i. - ( It T ar Crusader Says Cameramen Should Be Permitted to Take Pictures In Courts - i 7 Idaho Lists 53rd ' i j , 955 Polio Case - Five-year-o- ld j vaccine-- associated 4' off-sho- re ''pAfr !- dutch , j t I Jazz al pacific :bce an ' v .A0tt- ;v i. -- -- i' n m . - h p Vl. i . - co-pil- ot, co-pil- ot, tron-victio- -- J "1 " , . 3-6- 9M j 3-0- s, 2 PIECE SECTIONAL SUITE s Kroehler "cush ionized" construction. 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