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At no point did the Communist attacks assume the proportions of a general offensive. Rather they were probing aasaulta ranging in strength from 200 to 1,000 men, apparently seeking a weak spot in allied lines which they did not find. Official reports said the allied front was holding- all along the line. By FRANK TREMAINE United Press Staff Correspondent TOKYO, Sunday, Sept. 10 (U.R) American and South v - By GENE SYMONDS United Press Writer . BULLETIN NEW CUMNOCK, Scotland, Sunday. Sept. 10 U.R The last of 116 miners trapped 700 feet underground were brought to the surface today but 13 others were missing and hope for their safety waa abandoned. A National Coal board spokesman said that it had now been established that 129 men were trapped originally by a landslide of mud two days ago. It was reported earlier that the figure was 128, with hope abandoned for ON THE MAS AN FRONT, "Old Korea, Sept. 9 (U.E) from two sides sealed off a Com- scarred Korean troops attacking a battle on the critical northern front today 12. munist Baldy,' breakthrough mountain peak on the South while American air power returned to hammer tLe reds By ROBERT MUSEL Korean coast was in Commu after three absence. United Press Writer days nist control Saturday night over skies the battlefield Clearing brought fighter NEW CUMNOCK, battle in bombers out in force to blast seven red divisions after a day-lon- g PRICE !,.-.- x Economic Stabilization Agency Set Up; Ceilings On Prices, Wages Held Up s UA t , ' U$K Tv with me J kT'1 By MERRIMAN SMITH United Press Staff Correspondent ' :-- " I - Scot- supported land, Sunday, Sept. 10 (U.R) which it changed hands three which have been rolling back the northern front Most of the 116 miners traptanks by time. in a broad offensive that started ped 700 feet underground by An enemy regiment drove the one week ago. off Americana the strategic height, a landslide of mud Thursday three miles west of Haman, twice, Situation Not Serious had made the long, night once after the Yanks had almost slow climb to safety early! On the western Naktong river reached the top. i :a; i u At nightfall. Old Baldy, so nam- front a Communist regiment of ex murines oBiuiuajr niiu a...xi mm Tmz For Ddfeims LJ) mi . iTJI FIVE CENTS n WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (U.R) President Truman, charting the economic course for the nation in the emerr- hency months to come, said Saturday night that "heavier taxes for everybody" should be levied by congress "a soon as possible." In an economic review broadcast to the nation, the chief executive announced that while the government is not putting a mandatory ceiling on prices ax&wacres at this time, such ceilings will be imposed "vigorously and prompt-- ! In an economic review broad cast to the nation, the chief executive announced that while the government is not putting a man to reach the surface ed because its crest has been possible 3,000 men exploded an celling on prices and wages all datory pected at this time, such ceilings will be alive. by in- attack out of the Changnyong stripped of all vegetation 1 imposed "vigorously and Dromot- cessant artillery and mortar fire, bulge area against U. S. 2nd div ;"V. Eighty-seve- n of the miners had i was in enemy hands. been brought .to the surface ision lines just before midnight ly when the situation calls for 1 1 them." The first communist attack was last night. But at ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 9 (U.B through a rescue shaft by 1 ajn. spokesman preceded by a heavy artillery bar- division headquarters said the Yolande Betze. a pretty girl (9:20 p.m. EDT UJ5 WASHINGTON, Sept Stabilization Agency rage. An estimated regiment of Reds were being contained and from Alabama, became the new tnrougn a curtain of deadly mine Congressional leaders backed communists stormed the hill and that the situation was not re Miss America gas. The president announced crea- President Truman's call for high Saturday night. forced the Americans off. The garded as serious. The first to emerge were cartion of an economic stabilization er taxes to fiIn was second Irene place Americans regrouped immediately ried out on stretchers as relaan administrator nance the' rearmament program under An 8th agency said O'Connor. Miss South Dakota. army spokesman and charged back up. and friends cheered and whose duty will be to guide "vol- Saturday night but said they do the Communist breakthrough on Third place went to Miss tives sobbed relief. some with Then, untary efforts to hold down in- not expect a new bSl this year. Miss between the the northern front Janet In Crockett. Florida, Net Far Lmi flation' and "to find out where Chairman Walter P. Cimnrw n of Yongohon and fourth place was. Mary Jennings, older men staggered out. They anchor points and when price controls are need- Ga., of the taxwriting senate fi"We've got it," an officer de- Kyongju has been sealed off, Miss Arkansas and in fifth place barely were able to walk, but ed." nance committee said he does not clared. with an undetermined number of among the sixteen finalists was were too proud to be carried. believe the treasury will be But they didn't have it long. Mr. Truman same Louise O'Brien, Miss Oklahoma. Reda trapped behind the line. time the at Hope Abandoned with recommendations untilready The communists gathered their disclosed W. late that Stuart SymingThe said the shat was 13 But abandoned for spokesman hope He aaid a new bill forces and once again forced the tered line se- this year. chairman of national ton, the was Ameri restored other miners who were working BLOOD FOB KOREAN WOUNDED Part of a load of 1400 pints Americans down. Old Baldy, can and South Korean by resources board, will over- probably will be postponed until troops at ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept. in another part of the mine. They of whole blood, bound for Korea, is lifted aboard a chartered curity which has changed hands more see administration of the new the next congress. B from not eastward been have heard from. Fairfield-SuisuJoThe Miss Yongohon of n Air Base, Calif. Gathered by the government controls on tacking Only plane at quest Utah, declined to estimate the than a dozen times in two weeks, and produe sizeGeorge northwestward from Kyong anne Hinand, of Provo, for the the general area in which they American Red Cross, the blood was flown to Japan for distribuof the next tax bill but he tion defense in authorized the again was marked in red on the ju. The now area were runs Miss America title came to an line in this digging has been located. tion to military hospitals. Whole blood will often save lives production act signed by the chief has said in the past that ft will maps-. .. workers said the snot was where mere The reason wny iDotn sides arc from aofpoint five orto sixa miles abrupt end Saturday night when Rescue place another $7,000,000,000 te plasma fails. executive yesterday. Yongchon point the judges failed to include her choked with mud. the north The president in calling for $10,000,000,000 burden upon inmaking all --out efforts to take enof or miles southwest heard four three ,"W? dividual md' Mmrmte Idmhm sUien. sawj. jolid nf 13 finalists . the peak is that it commands higher taxes over and above-th- e wail oi mud and water coming the spokesman ' said. uytTuyJiat tax payers. He believes little Miss Hinand admitted she was down tire surrounding area. It affords Angang-now boost 14,508,000,000 pending on one of the survivors From southwest of ,Angang-N- i revenue will be raised by an ex--. an observation of enemy troops. not said. "Weus," a in as unveiled but congress, disappointed, naturally "pay ran up a slight incline a sharp dip south very much surprised. we go" program of defense flnan- - cess profits tax. . Baldy and Sobuksan Ridge, ap- the line makes of She had and were sealed off in a sort of the Hyongsan only praise for the selection are in the valley V proximately five miles south, of IE WASHINGTON, Sept. Highlights of President Tru- cing-If- we tax ourselves enoush to Tax Hike Approved underground chamber. the commanding heights of the river where a "I'm the that judges, declaring on controls: economic man's "The was air speech all right and there whole area. Sobuksan, now in communist column is driving glad that I didn't have to try to for the defense, we will hek The senate has approved al"The leaders of Communist imperialism pay American hands, also has been down on Kyongju from the north pick 15 from the group of re was plenty of water coming haveThe World Situation to hold down high prices (and) . . . ready a $4,508,000,000 tax bill have at command. shown forces their we were the They but great U. military S. walls, division 24th troops. markably pretty and talented through the scene of several bloody fights against tne cost of defense fair- which would boost individual and Late front dispatches said Com- contestants." mighty glad when the boys finally that they are willing to use these forces in open aggression , . . the oisixiDute in the last few weeks. he said. free nations have no alternative but to build up the military ly,""This means heavier taxes for corporate levys. It is awaiting punched out a hole for us." In another action half way be munist column was slowed down action in the house where group A wall of mud and water the strength needed to support the rule of law in the world." tween Haman and the Naktong to only a one-mi- le gain during No More Worrying headed de- everybody." size must more double "The its United a States Rep. Herman P. Eber of Defense football than field caved in 4 24 now is and the hours reconnais 25th division liver. past He called the $4,508,000,000 tax barter, by D Pa is attempting to deon a to must We shaft. maintain rescue the efforts. be After fense strong workers very 20 was "At any rate, I prepared communists miles north of Kyongju. able to sit sance patrol killed bill "only the first in- attach an excess profits tax? rider. Into fense for many years . . . this . . . cannot be achieved on the basis Increase and captured 18 during mopping Although a solid line has been back and enjoy the show, without tnefellow miners dug a hole stallment," adding: new bill will said the as a George of business usual."' Duried chamber from parwas between how I for reestablished Yongchon worrying up operations. rating, I believe the conere3s should raise aovcrnnaent revenues for must produce the materials and equipment enact What To Do7-MA division spokesman said this and Kyongju, wiping out a Com- the first time, she said. "You allel shaft, poisonous "black further tax legislation as this fiscal year to $30,000,000,000 . even . formed . must . we . . and we inflation." must raise the damp" money prevent was one of ths biggest groups of munist breakthrough which has know, It is a really beautiful powerful soon as possible. Among other at the present rate of production. Insuction to were fans not to one able this do for is sensible Taxes clear "There only way (pay prisoners taken at one time on existed from two days or more, production." this should include a just "I da not see how the it away. Special coal gas masks creased defenses) it is the plain, simple direct way. We should pay things, the southwest front. Red troops still are blocking the As an additional trophy of her were and fair excess profits tax, which rate of production can gopresent down rushed to the scene. for them as we go, out of taxes." will recapture excess profits made highway between the two towns. participation in the pageant, Miss if will it go anything . . . up," consumer the "For what you since the start of communist Guiding Principles buy only South Korean forces making a Hinand today received her Nu George said Therefore, I do not need and cannot do without. For businessmen . . . do not really local attack southeast of Yong- Alpha Sigma Korea. believe we will have a deficit pin, making pile up inventories; hold your prices down. For wage earners . . . chon last night sealed off one her a member sorority of the sisterhood of $2,500,000,000 on June exceeding meet to not increases is needed the ask for do what Effort wage beyond Voluntary group of 300 Communist infil- pageant contestants. the end of the present 1951, 30, earn. . . cost us for of all of in rise consumers, wage the, le living trators in a square area The Provo beauty's talent As far as the wise earner and fiscal year." . . . we should save as much as we and businessmen ers, farmeM, Naut-scattacks and were making mop-u- p h of an East Indian Joseph C. O'Mahoney, D., it will help hold prices down . . . the consumer are concerned, the Sens. and can out of current income Tom Connally, D, today. A report at 9:30 a.m. (7:30 dance Friday night was . . provide investment funds needed to program enunciated by the Dresi- - Wyo., . for future the provide Who tried unsuccessfully to p.m. Saturday) said the Reds the audience of 8700 Tex., by is He aeni largely voluntary. expand production. were limiting their action on the persons, but could not match the 'an excess profits rider to Rent "State and local governments should take the necessary preached and emphasized the doc- attach northern front to light probing at- rendition of the Bell Song from tax the bill in the senate, said of trine effort greater , tacks but were massing large Lakme delivered by Miss District LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y.. Sept. 9 steps to keep present rent controls in effect. the president's message has He said "harder and work CHER PETER KALIS By numbers of men and guns in the of Columbia, Sandra StahL (U.R) The United States said Sat hours for everybody," plus "strengthened" their case. They longer United Press Writer area. Kyongju-Pohan- g "additional jobs for women and expressed hopes that Eberharter urday it would oppose inviting ON THE TAEGU FRONT IN to Chinese sector Communists is older which the This in the join people," are necessary to will be successful. QUO The threat KOREA, Sept. 9 a moves United on Nations debate are Reds expand total production. making to Taegu was eased Saturday He also told management and to U. S. Kyongju,of aimed red at attack charges investigate capturing as Korean South troops night labor that they can speed up de"aggression" in the far east. ripping loose the entire sealed gaps in their lines east of -and fense production largely on their American delegate Ernest A. the United Nations the city and trapped at least 300 eastern end of on own initiative. Gross told newsmen this country line anchored Pohang airstrip North Koreans in a 3 Atordination with our north "fact-findiBy LYLE C. WILSON He instructed federal agencies On use favored of the Yong-cho- n. and the Japan sea. of southeast pocket lantic treaty partners." to exercise their new production in the Communist United Press Writer technique" He repeated this theme several powers "vigorously and promptly" Allies battle through charges of "aggression" in For Airport Under Attack communists The surrounded Tokyo WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (U.R) in different words in his with one paramount purpose: "To still controlled a five-mi- le stretch The first Red column is 4 sticky mud to save northern de- mosa and attacks of U. S. planes President Truman Saturday di times statement. produce the defense equipment of the Yongchon-Kyongj- u road, miles north of Kyongju and the fense line; optimism sweeps lines, in Manchuria. He said that the rected that "substantial increases" short we need as rapidly as possible new to turn assaults council of east on however. "Our are based the American armed in although expected might made security be Yongchon, plans just second at last reports Saturday The to pilot case Threat Front Formosa president emphasized three An Ogden Civil Air patrol missnext the week after our An eighth army spokesman said night Taegu ef Taegu forces in western Europe to fore sincere expectation that driven to within 2Vt eased and his wife were reported for as Koreans seal "guiding South principles" in Manchurian ac the of gaps will met similar with major after the day's fighting that the miles ofhadPohang forts be disposing stall and Communist aggression airstrip from the in their lines' and trap 300 North cident. segments oi the economy. They ing Saturday afttrnoon on a situation was "much improved west. American and tion on their part." "insure peace." South Korean Koreans. are: Provo to Vernal. flight from waa U. S. on He said inviting policy tonight." Mr. Truman said that "the pur Mr. Truman gave the order on morning that For consumer: the The tentatively idenpilot Buy was He reported that South Korean officers said this still only the the recommendations of the U. S. pose of this measure Is to Increase Front Two Commu the Chinese Communists Kyongju waa in aa Earl Horrall, Pohang tified airstrip Phylburn on both issues it objected and American forces working east chiefs of staff. He gave no the effectiveness of Our collective (Continued en Page Eight) hands but was under nist battalions sweep to within same He left joint Arsenal Villa, Ogden. from Yongchon and northwest friendlyattack to to at them sea two and six of debate, miles admitting indication as to' how big ihe defense efforts and thereby in Japan 10 am. about Vernal for by two enemy bat- miles of Provo from Kyongju had restored a heavy when at least this all juncture, Pohang airport in effort of our armed forces, will sure the maintenance of peace." 11:19 at Vernal at buildup was due being de- to and solid United Nations line across talions. The airfield isSouth could do was touch off need be, nor did 'he say when it should Mr. Truman's announcement Kortrap allies fighting to hold to they on a CAP simulated search resby units of the the northeast front. Trapped be fended less wrangling. field. be made. ean 3rd division and a unit of was both a pledge that we in cue game. hind it were the red infiltrators American Council Meets Monday an employe of the Horrall negro troops. Tokyo Allied planes roar out But significantly, the president tend to do our full share of the who have been blocking the to pound enemy as weather a western and of defense more naval to tnat we MacArthur's S. how said much will U. Europe, supply said Gross the xongcnon-Kyong- ju depot Clearfield with proposal Gen. Douglas highway .waa believed accompanied by his team commit to the defense of western prod to our 11 Atlantic pact part' that F-- brightens after airmen grounded set up an Indian-Swediheadquarters announced gunfire. wife Mildred. American tanks supported the Mustangs by two days of rain, mist and to look into the Manchurian incl Europe will depend on "the de ners to speed up their own ef jet fighters and F-Overcast skies and rain made dent1 might be dropped if official gree to which our friends match forts. action with fire from took off from bases in Japan at clouds. an Immediate start of the search "Old our actions in Front bat Masan was this of received our dawn weather confirmation with Baldy" The estimates best clearing regard." today machineguns. put gtinsand south coast peak, held Peiping radio reports that such mere was some indication, too, ground strength in western Eu Impossible. predicted for the Korean battle-fro- nt troopers after two days of rain and by Communists after changing an Inquiry would be barred un that July 1, 1951, might be the rope at about 85.000 troops, most PRICE, Utah, Sept. 9 Ui Two State highway patrol were checking i a r m e r a ana hands three times in one day. mist. less1 the reds took part in debate target date for at least some of of them in western Germany. In men were killed when ranchers In the Price-Vern- al the Increase in our armed forces addition we have three fighter they were struck Saturday on its creation. as lighting by on continent. to meets the two 75 The council of they took shelter under a gravel area in an effort to locate dues Monday groups of planes each, of the missing A decide whether to invite Peiping high military spokesman which are in Germany. We have crusher where they were work- aa to whereabouts Units of 145th National waa He flying a red B-plane. no decision that and the take then however, said, train bomber envoys three up groups Guard leave Utah eoanty far easV of Price on the airport ing cruiser. winged has been made as Piper or a to inves on Manchurian when in yet proposal England. training camp. See page 3. road. The pilot waa one ox Utah's how many American troops can tag tigatlon. Plans annoTaneed far local N CAP members were Collins The victims taking part, in to sent the continent. Gross said he personally be be participation in Crusade far ' Thompson, 48, Kimberley, Nev. simulated search and rescue mis The re administration has council would lieved refuse the 2. Freedom. Pare and William Lloyd Hayes, 48, sion which suddenly changed to invite Peinlna envoys. He ceived from Charles M. Spofford. Utah. Other Features Today VERNAL, Utafi, Sept. 9 (U.R) A Warren, Daggett added from a game to the real thing as on the north Atlantic that while the U. S. would deputy were They employed by W. W fliers switched their hunt from a was ranch dead under found wrecked her Pages county girl jeep vote against the invitation, this treaty, proposals for increasing Clyde, Springville, Utah, con "crashed" crew which took aa 5 Central Utah News on a mountain road near Greens Lake Saturday and in- would not be a veto. our military forces in western tractor. Doctors pronounced the unknown position Friday night, 3 News Briefs said The American delegate Have lived for several men dead on arrival at a Price to the overdue plane of the Og3 vestigating officers said jhe roust Deaths alconfirmation of the Peiping With U. S. armed forces ' . X l hours after the crash. w den pilot hospital. vanaen, 8 oen. Statistic xi. Aruur ,i Kara,, broadcast on barring an UN In- raHv .. The 4 of Reva Burton, a daughter of Orson Burton, quiry would serve as an indica- the Korean war and onlv now berg, County Fare body Mica, zoreign ppucy Business Page world ai leader and re- in th K.,i,i-i.- n gTASSEN DEMANDS was found by Dallas and Lyle Mortison when tion that the Mao Tse-TuGreendale, was reported in AMVETS OPPOSE 3 ! estimate MOBILIZATION HEADS Sports leader, howalrs on was findnot reliable InterestedSin little came gime to enroute the Lake. Greens upon wreckage Editorial Page in BONUSES AT PRESENT t. See. 2 they HASTINGS, Nab. Sept 0 0U5 ing facts but in making propa- many troops the United States good condition Saturday t. See. 2 Manager Carl Fowler of Greens Lake lodge said the girl ganda. hospital, where he was to western Europe CLEVELAND, 0 Sept 9 01 JO Former Minnesota Gov.. Harold could' divert Radio Programs S, See. 2 had been at the lodge but left for home alone Friday night. taken this week after a flight The national convention of Stassen aaid Saturday night the AX any rate, Gross stressed the by that time. Women's Features . . See. 2 American Veterans of World War security and wll being of She was the second of her family to die In a violent need for speed If there was to Mr. Truman, in approving the from Washington. ' Church and School re- II (AMVETS) voted unamimous-l- y America demands the immediate an will into Man be increases the western for two-ye- ar . , probably inquiry accident Vandenberg Europe. within a was period. Her mother News See. 2 here Saturday! to oppose any appointmentof overall directors churian incident since, he said, said "the extent of these in turn to his home here next week, Comics 11, See, 2 dragged to death about two years ago when she attempted "obviously the trail aets stale and creases - and the Dr. A. B. federal bonuses "until the nation- - of armament production and econ- his thereof physician, personal timing Classified See. 2 to water some horses. cold." will be worked out in close co- - Smith, said. tl economy Justifies such action." omic mobilization. Miss America Title Won by Alabama Girl o. Congressional Leaders Back. ' uiiiuii 5 r icu I vy-- -i . Saturday), "pay-as-we-g- o" -- -- ; Highlights of Truman's Talk Ni tank-support- ed - We nin Red Threat to f Taegu Eased, Reporter Says U. S. six-mi- presentation well-receiv- ed two-prong- ed Opposed To China Reds Joining Debate ... Truman Orders Increases in U. S. 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