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Show I Army Denies It Sent Green Troops Into Korean Combat UB--T- L J y will get refresher courses, and those with less than one year of army duty will be sent to U.S. training camps, the army said. . 12 Weeks Training The marine corps said that all marines sent to Korea must have three-wee- w i k "o '41 . service. All reservista By DEAN DITTOES. United Prett Writer he WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 army. In a reply to criticism that it tent sreen troops Into com- asserted Saturday night that bat milAm mmnrlntt nvnll hni IIW gW. " lew than 14 weeks of basic training. The army made this statement - ?: "I SUNDAY HERALD Malik Will Have To Pay Taxes On Russian Mansion NEVADAN APPOINTED national campaign advisory com ttee of the young Democrat!. clubs of; America. She it from young Democratic clubs of Ne vada, has been appointed to the Las Vegas. i-i- GLEN COVE. N. Y.. Sept. 9 Jacob A. Malik, Soviet dele gate to the United Nations, will have to pay taxes on his $350,000 mansion lust like any of his capitalist neighbors. Mayor Luke A. Mercandante Informed, the Russian embassy Friday that the mansion was "ad- Judged to be the most beautiful country home in America ' and "definitely was not exempt from local taxes" as the embassy had requested. He said he had in formation indicating that the embassy intended to use the estate, Killenworth, for at least three more years. Killenworth and its grounds were purchased by the Russians when their lease expired on another Glen Cove mansion where Malik has been living. It was built by the late oil magnate, George DuPont Pratt, and was formerly leased by Amtorg, the Russian purchasing agency. Its yearly taxes are estimated at had a minimum of 12 week's training if they are combat? vetas Gen. Mark W. Clark, chief of erans they must have a minimum army field forces, issued a Ions of four weeks of refresher train report on the kind of training ing. he said it is "most arduous" beClark in his report said: e "I would like to emphasize ing given to enlisted; 'el have been published that each army trainee is now charges that U. S. troops thrown subjected initially to 14 weeks of into the line in Korea were raw the most arduous individual recruits who had never heard the training in the United States." sound of artillery fire, The first six weeks are devot in denying these charges the ed to basic subjects common to further that reservists all the arms and services, he said, p army said be sent while the final eight weeks con being called up will not if overseas anytime soon they sist of specialized training in the have less than one year of army particular branch to which the re cruit is assigned. Clark said he initiated a program 10 months ago to speed the 'NEA Tel photo, tempo of training and make it MOVING FORWARD This Marine Corps 75 -- mm. recoil lea rifle crew, moving to forward positions, is designtougher. This program passes the burning ruins of American tank knocked out in the fighting near Tongsan. South Korea. Exed, Clark said, so that every clusive NEA-Acphoto by Staff Correspondent Ed Hoffman. American soldier, regardless of his assignment, will be trained to fight as an infantryman capable of defending himself and carrying High-Ranki- ng the fight to the enemy. 8 GALVESTON, Tex., Sept. "Great emphasis has been and OUS George N. Craig, national will continue to be placed on precommander of. the American paring him .psychologically and Legion, says he advocates an all-o- ut physically to endure the hardships attack on Soviet Russia if of the most brutal kind of warBELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Sept. Croatia, and Rade Zigic, president 9 (U.R) Two high ranking Com- of the. council for Croatian procanother Communist nation starts fare and to meet and overcome a a war like North Korea did. munist leaders have been sus essing industries, a key economic WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (U.R- )savage and ruthless enemy who? from and position in the most industrialized Sen. Pat McCarran, D., Nev., said Craig told 5.000 cheering Texas violates every recognized rule of! WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (U. pended Government' officials Saturday party posts in government most serious PUW4 legionnaires Friday that, "If one international law," Clark said. the a presidential veto of tried but failed to produce even cominform plot discovered against a member of the na- - today that more war is started, that should Brkic is Yugos,aY' Communist-contr- ol a bill might to clue Who the told the!his question: tional be the signal for United States Marshal Tito since Dropped the break with central committee of He said the training of today's New York's Thomas E. Dewey Moscow, it was reported Satur- - Yugoslav Communist party. Zigicjmean a Republican victory in bombers to wing their way tosoldier is being accomplished in that war with Russia will come day is a candidate for the same cen-- 1 November. ward Moscow." minimum of time consistent this month? the The two men were identified as tral committee. The national commander urged should be very unhappy to the best interests of the inDewey, back in the political Dushan Brkic, vice premier of In answer to questions the legionnaires to support American with .know that the president would dividual and the nation. ring after a brief retirement, said incC ? preparedness to the fullest extent. AT? .i.aVpres McCarran told re this inly!veto nave some Y..I-T- a N. in realtwo to Tr Communist leaders porters. bill," Deen;jn be Syracuse. speech "The time has come cut or in eliminated down I I re-were not arrested. The office i last night that he received hisl CAUb UWI1 DUnb istic," he said. "We have tried to "Not the. least of my unhappi- he said information from fused other details. k i practice the golden rule. We have training program, umitl4 tha far ki t at Ft.it in carbine and rifle beBut he he. said to didn't lead other Training people." tried by persuasion But Croatian gov- -: eople of this country wa0t the fcSQUire 60 is now in lieve it. accomplished countries into a peaceful way of firing v einment officials confirmed the r- iri f Th hours instead of 80, he said. Map Administration life. Now we must act. to western power officialsith 9 (U.R) 'i officials KILGORE. said report Tex., in micM Sept. thi. rSn.rt "The same Communists, with reading has been reduced from they didn't believe it either and Esquire magazine, famed for its stationed m Zagreb after rumors ;be rv emDhaticallv exoressed V the same thoughts and same ideas 16 to eight hours. Such things as that knew of nothing in the depictions of pretty girls, was rr they in . November , . bivouacking, security, could give rise to such a story. banned from Kilgore newstands as those responsible for the situa- marching, ine oiscovery oi serious aeiec-tio- n Asked if he meant that the concealment now are in Yugoslav Communist ranks tion in Korea, have been working cover and a because insisted it showed couldn't that today They Dewey picture elect a Republican taught in combination with tac- have gotten the idea from anyone of the town's Texas Rangerettes followed reports of increased voters might in. the fabric of our own United tical in for a veto, retaliation Clark said. congress problems, a caption representing them cominform infiltration and sub States life." he replied: "It could be-ulti- in authority here, and they won- with Clark the Finally, said, in versive as activity to Yugoslavia, did out "Oklahoma beauties. United dered who that the him. give it Pointing mate of army training is sucofficials have admiStates lacks troops sufficiently cess ingoal The error showed in an article ttedYugoslav Makes Another Break no battle. Since are there in recent talks with foreign trained to make the nation im- "push-buttoon "Football of the State department officials didn't the correspondents that the comin BENNY ON TV glories by which with- wars will be methods like another remark Dewey made. University of Oklahoma." pregnable from without and won near in the form is sending more and more in, Craig said the American future, he said, final victory will In saying he didn't believe war is A photograph of three Kilgore a cents armed HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 9 (U.R -onn with Legion must make eople con- be won by the this month, Dewey added Rangerettes described the girls as pistols and grenadesmarhinp incoming Jack Benny, who starts his 19th into scious of the fact that "trained fantryman "who slugs it out face that he does believe, however, on ardio tomorrow, will apbeauties Their to instructions year are an soldiers will have opportunity to face with the enemy and takes that "war is coming eventually." cheerleaders who typify the great spy, sabotage and distribute pear on television this year. to live, but untrained men will and holds ground." The state department is as vig- Oklahoma spirit plus." The comedian announced he propaganda. die." orously opposed to "inevitable How many Yugoslav Commu- will do a series of four one-howar" talk as it is to talk of "preThe remark obviously was aimnists besides Brkic and Zigic have shows over the Columbia broadventative war." ed at support of a universal milibeen "suspended" and whether casting system beginning Oct. 29. ACTOR FILM WEDS those leaders had contacts in Three other shows, at intervals tary training law. A resolution Rep. Paul J. Kilday, Tex., a BANDLEADER'S WIDOW other parts of the country was of eight weeks, will follow. All Democrat on the house armed proposing active support of a bill key not yet known. to this effect is expected to come will originate in New York. HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 9 (U.R) (services committee who usually is before the legion during its' on the defense pic- Film actor Steve Brodie and Bar three-da- y 32nd convention which said he is pretty sure the bara Savitt, widow of bandleader WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (U.R) ture, ends Sunday. new York Kepubncan s sources Jan Savitt, honeymooned here toforof feed and Ample supplies know what they were talk- day. didn't to of age support production The couple was married in Las meat, milk and eggs "are now ingHeabout. said the that Vegas, Nev., Thursday and rearmed services 1950-51 assured the for practically here committee turned because of would have certainly feeding season," the agricul- Lknown about it if the administra Brodie's filmyesterday commitments: ture department has reported.1 The feeding year begins next tion were the source. He indicated UTAH'S MOST BEAUTIFUL. THEATRE Sunday, Sept. It month. The department noted that military leaders who haved. 'that World War III can be before the committee Academy Stars In My Crown. that growing weather continued cently in closed and open sessions! State department scources said Motor Tn JolsonOings Again. favorable for feed crops through have made no such forecast of that, no matter what Doors Open 6:30 Dewey STARTING MONDAY Paramount Flame and the Ar- early August. First Show 700 war. imminent thinks are now, they said by standing total of the It the row. supply M. Sen. W. President Truman's and Harley Kilgore. four feed grains corn, oats, barSecretary First Run in Utah County Uinta Johnny Holiday. State Acheson's repeated state- administration Dem-iley and grain sorghums is now Va., another AMERICAN FORK ments said is not inevitable, that war Dewey should have tons. ocrat, Cameo Bride for Sale, C. Col- estimated at 156,000,000 and that the United States has no quiet. That would be about the same as kept bert. 'I decry any effort to get the intention of starting a '"preventaCoral Broken Arrow, J. Stew- last year's record high supply. As country panicky unless there is tive" war against Russia. for is the estimated hay, art. supply a firm foundation for the inforRepublican presidential hopein than 120,000,000 tons, larger LEHI mation. Such information should ful Harold F. Sta.ssen apparently! Royal The White Tower, G. any of the past three years and, be made available to the defense disagrees with Dewey's theory of; in relation to expected livestock Ford. be forces than inevitable war. Stassen told a made rather public In as as at Cactus Call Utah Curtain numbers, any pre- in a large GOP rally in Wichita, Kan., last! speech.' vious year. Creek, D. O'Connor. StasSen Disagrees night that he thinks there is an! OREM Almost as baffling to adminis-A- n "even chance" to avert war ifi Cinemotor J o 1 s o n Sings feet in thejtration officials was Dewey's flat Russia's leaders are warned "that aviator Again, L. Parks; David Harding, air can see the 10,000 sunrise 10 minutes statement that war is coming they will be held directly respon-- ! Counterspy. it is seen on the ground eventually. Dewey in the past al- - sible for any further assression Geneva Fighting Man of the before below him. ways has expressed the conviction by their satellites. Plains. PATSON The Black Rose, T. Haish MATINEE PRICES BEFORE 7:00 men-Ther- 37-ac- Legion Chief Pleads For Preparedness me 2 Ousted Dewey Hears War With Russia May Communists Yugoslavia Purge In Come 'Th?s Month7 MID-CENT- 1950 UR OSITION X--5 W7 re UTAH'S GREATEST FAIR v A HALF CENTURY OF PROGRESS ON DISPLAY SEE THE MILLION DOLLAR FARM EQUIPMENT SHOW BRILLIANT EXHIB ITS Veto Might Mean and 4-- H GOP Victory, Warns McCarran 13 FFA STAND SH OW GRAND fafe FREE MIDWAY ACTS 1951 - Non-Essenti- mvimimistifLtirfrWr,.: AVftftVWWimHVl'.hlllllllllllllllrtll ! tU.R) 45-roo- m, j 11 Sunday, September 10, 1950 World Premier HOLIDAY on ICE als j non-essenu- ais 'well-inform- ed w- V MOQaZine high-ranki- ng riir v-- It- - I I H I " T V I k i A . 0 D 35c 7Y Til ! 2 n" well-train- ed Yugo-"Oklaho- ) ur Feed and Forage Supplies Ample I well-inform- ed avoid-testifi- re-,e- ed Be couldn't say it any better xr than THESE TOP CRITICS! I rat We (3(3 An unusual, intelligent script. Superbly V produced and acted. Always ntartainingl OQ Q PARENTS' MAGAZJKf Medo oi Month Award, QQ D no V belt picture! I wish I could take every man, woman, and child by the hand to see it! p Fiv MMMIt FIDLEK, motrio f CoosMo-Coaa- commtntafor M S1" CnismonoHtfln Mnimrinc f!it9tion of Month. o ' Producer made it with his heartl VV LJL j of Power. Star Woman on Pier 13; Beware of Blondie, P. Singleton. PLEASANT GROVE Grove No Sad Songs for Me, M. Sullivan. SPANISH FORK Angelas A Woman of Distinction, R. Russell. Arch The Secret Fury, C. Col- G. Cinemotor M-G-- M Rlvoli Winchester Stewart. . Kid from Texas, '73, J. Drive-i- n. presents one of the fine family pictures of 1950. It is based d and on the widely-rea- d series "Two-Gun" Parson of stories about Gray that appeared in the Saturday Evening Post. mi ADRIAN BOOTH a tfpumc rtcTutt WORLD PREMIERE Love come to the young doctor nd the backwoods beauty!... 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STARTS TODAY o - VJH &i mm Death of a The mta who ballied the town gen of hit own bullwhip er "MARDI MMri...M1P Tim present ELIA KAZAN'S Production Screen Play by Margaret fitts Based on the Nover and Adaptation by Joe, David Brown Directed by JACQUES TOURNEUR Picture Produced by WILLIAM H.WRIGHT A Added: iTftfff- - JtfclAN CAN UVE! i !.-"- eoMfMtr All ALBERT DEWIER 13 anew, Open 12:45 $9C Til mmm tte team Action Hit Mo. 2 t Monday and Tuesday Eve's 8:30, Tues. Matinee 2:30" mm carmichael- - clements .mar ELLIOTT ON THE STAGE L ''4 I CAPITOL THEATRE, SALT LAKE CITY ALL NEW O " NOW! inn fir f rflal WltUAM ff nam W111IAM BENDK- - "J well-love- ml Storm; City Across the River. Park Champagne for Caesar, K. Coleman. -- Either the Parson spoke... or his pistols did! bert. SPRINGVBLI.E rj&ifr P ALSO-- JUST FOR FUN" Old tim movlaM fMturlnf Kmy- (tone Con. Ben Turpin and others. Bug Bunny, Cartooa nil Ntwl |