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Show TEMPERATURES CLEAR AND WARMER today. High temperature today, -- "VOL 28, NO. Businessmen Back Higher jTax Program -- -- ' " 22- - UTAH PROVO. .UTAH. COUNTY, BULLETIN Sunday, Nov. S (UFO Communist troops exthe a ploded new attack from east against United Nations forces on the Slnanjn front in Korea today while Chinese reinforcements raced down from Manchuria and massed west of Slnanjn. The attack from the east mashed to the outskirts of IS miles northeast Knnu-R- i. of Slnanjn, while airmen said of the largest concentrationwere reds seen In this war . massing at Chongju. II miles northwest of Slnanjtt. By RALPH TEATSOBTH UP Staff Correspondent rv .."rt-- -- ; - J- ; " - - , , S , - , ' . S " t More Secret Service Men, Cops in St. Loius Than the Idle Curious ST. Nov. 4 LOUIS, ' There were more secret I " 4 (U.R) ice officers : 1950 5, Extra Heavy Protection v V NOVEMBER Truman Gets Concentration Comes on TOKYO, SEA ISLAND, Ga., Nov. 3 (U.R) Ninety of the nation's told the govbusinessmen 'top ernment's mobilization leader Saturday night that they are willing to pay higher taxes. Most of them also endorsed SUNDAY, Chinese Reinforcements Rush to New Red Attack Heels of Red China Pledge of Full Support Endorse Keeping Just One Step Ahead of The Defense Program ' serv- and cops than there were idle curious on hand Saturday night when President Truman arrived for a windup speeph of the Demo cratic political campaign. . 6S PRICE T py-mair- FIVE CENTS fcasseira a o si m pa DO CD i T Temse By JOHN L. CUTTER Hot Utah Campaign Near Close United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (U.R) President Truman and Harold E. Stassen brought the hard-foug1950 political campaign to a climax Saturday night with an airways debate on administration foreign and domestic policy. Mr. Truman appealed for Democrat votes with a charge that some of the leading Republican candidates are isolationists and "a vote for isolationism . . . would be a vote for national suicide." He charged further that the "no good, Republicans are trying to wreck his home front program. Stassen Responds Stassen, responding for the Republicans, bluntly charged that the latest reversals in the Korean war are a direct result of administration bungling in Asia and said "the hour has come when, for the good of America, a sweeping Republican congressional victory" is needed. Their speeches were, in effect, the windup of both parties' bids for votes in the election Tuesday which will determine control of congress for the next two years. Thirty-thre- e states will elect.36 United States senators All of the house's 436 members, except three Tuesday. elected in Maine in September, will be chosen. Republicans Thirty-tw- o state governors and thousands of lesser state and local officers also will be voted on. ht a policy of keeping one step but The extra precaution was nro- moted by the attempted assassin bo more ahead of the defense ation of the chief executive in program. But they opposed an excess Washington Wednesday nlus the fact that police found handbills "profits levy, even if it is clothed in the title of a "defense profits advocating the cause of the Puerto Rican Nationalist party stuffed tax" as proposed by Secretary of in the entrance of a downtown Treasury Johrf W. snyder. Meeting at this fashionable building. TOKYO. Sunday, Nov. coastal resort for a conference of Three hours before the presi Spirited Drive Seen the business advisory council, the (U.R) Air reports said today was scheduled to appear at dent businessmen were led in a dis- that uom Kiel auditorium to deliver his To Get Out the Vote oi numbers huge controls the of cussion program speech, members of the Christian In Charles munist troops are massing on Tuesday's Election by commerce secretaryProduction Nationalist party began distribut I ing leaflets at the entrances to Sawyer and National H. Harrl- - the northwest coast of Korea 'y? V" ?'. v "'.' William By THERON H. LUKE the big hall. 52 miles south of the Man ' Administrator son. Political candidates in Utah what for The leaflets bore border the heading, may MORALE BUILDER churian This, U. S. Marine wounded in battle Control Program segregation is god's plan," and and Utah county today were be a new assault against takes comfort in reading his mail as he receives a blood trans- attacked the fusion at a North Korea first aid station. Bitter fighting between Nations forces. Harrison told the businessmen United B-United Nations forces and North Koreans, backed by Chinese measures of the administration headed down the home twin said An air summary behind the closed doors that his enrined bombers hit the Com Mr. Truman arrived at Scott stretch of what has been one Red troops, continued as Communist China gave every indiagency is attempting to map a munist troop concentrations in a cation of preparing for full-sca- le (NEA-Acin war. the air force base, Belleville, 111., at of the bitterest and hardest intervention year control pro3:45 p.m. CST and immediately Staff Photographer Stanley Tretick.) photo by raid killing Saturday, in the hislightning gram but has been hampered by 500 in the, Chongju area. climbed into a classy green closed fought campaigns of the a lack of firm military requirestate's tory politics. sedan. Chongju,, 52 miles southeast of ments. Another of Yalu of The the mouth motorcade the river, political day clipped through He acknowledged, it was boundary with Manchuria, was Belleville, East St. Louis and bombardment can be expected for was it impossible learned, that across the Mississippi into St. Monday as a climax to a camheld bv the U. S. 24th division the defense department to Louis at 30 miles an hour through paign that opened months ago. two days ago. The fact that only a all of its needs over such it was bombed indicated uimea traffic lights without incident. Then, on Tuesday, Nov. 7, free temporary Nations forces have withdrawn long period, and that Gets Signals Mixed and local disruption would be in- even farther south to meet the For a complete list of state evitable in the civilian economy. threat of Chinese Communist inBut at the Jefferson hotel. and Utah TOKYO, Sunday, Nov. 5 (U.R) county candidates, dominated At the same time. Sawyer told tervention in the Korean war. government news the president was to eat see page four The Communist conquerors of service, broadcast a declaration where a news conference that Americans Broadcast Red rest and before he addressed the China pledge their full support which it said was issued in would deserve what they got if This of unprecedented tonight nation, the local cops and the report to in war of North Korea its . "various the demothe Peking by warning ignored they Communist troop concentrations against the United Nations and cratic parties of China," includ- treasury men got their signals Americans will go to the polls Korea. mixed. throughout the day to choose in northwest border area in NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov- 4 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4 (U.RV acid test of camethealmost simultaneously with appealed for Chinese volunteers ing the Communist party and 10 Police had closed the Presa manner mat nas become a This has been the reporters-Sawyeen to side affiliated of sacred the "undertake task (UJ!) E. ident Stas Truman called Saturday Harold organizations. told he Republican model for world freedom democracy," the a Chinese tommunisr Droaacasv resisting United States "aggres trance to hotel. the They didn't men ana The declaration said China's answered President Truman's for election of a Democratic congis known to favor im pledging Red China's full support sion in the orient. from among sen Secretary of Treasury them who women St. Louis was being seriously recognize security Saturday night ress next Tuesday to save his will the govern mediate price and wage controls to North Korea- w. nation, with the speech that a native St. The new China news agency, threatened by U. S. action in the Jonn Snyder, admiinistra stated program oi peace, prospercharge have state and Communist mfrom -troops county. maicing but has refrained . iden- 'East.-- - It charged the V. S. Louisan andjjntilvreporters is lion Far appeasement" responsible ity and progress from tha "no more to avoid aHro been in action in Korea for nia views Dublic him, gave the secretary a launched the Korean war, vio- tiiieofor the loss of American lives in good, Hours For Polling Republicans. bad dispute. The than a week and military spokes Pro-CommuHe was time. adfinally In s slsm-ban- g Korea. lated China's rights by protecting mitted. political now speech been numbers has their estimate view expressed men, opposite Polls in Utah county's 109 vot Stassen cut loose with the Re reminiscent of the "give 'em hell" Formosa with the U. S. navy and staDuiz-e- r at 50,000 or more. frequently by Economic counter-attacG. Charles the Ross, k immedi- campaign he waged across the ordered "aggression" in Indopresident- ing districts will be open Tues publican Allan Valentine, who spoke at Informed sources at Gen. Doug-- 1 ial secretary, who once pounded day from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. A dately , after the president fin nation two pears ago, he ripped china. w. a s MacArthur's headquarters today's session, and Chairman the police reporter beat in St. complete list of the 109 Utah ished speaking at 10:30 p.m., EST. into the Republicans as a party The declaration also volStuart Symington, of the National here believed today's Chinese got his next. county polling places and their He brushed aside Mr. Truman's dominated by special interests. unteers to "undertake urged the sacred Louis, Resources board, who Communist pledge of support to Charlie-laughe- d his way out locations will be run in Mon protest that foreign policy should riddled with 'isolationists, and task of resisting America," aiding North Korea was a prelude to a was not present. be kept out of politics and assert discredited by the voters. day's Daily Herald. Korea, protecting their homes and of it. The cops didn't laugh. Valentine, Harrison, and Cyrus declaration of open and official ed Behind that Korea should be a major the secrePredicts Victory NEW The of the president's DELHI, India, Sunday, defending their country." present intensity Chinese intervention in the war. (Continued on Pare Two) Titary was William M. Boyle, Jr., campaign, however, is expected issue in Tuesday s elections. In his speech prepared for de It was believed likely that Red Nov. 5 01E) Two Chinese Divisions the national Democratic chafr-ma- n. to pontinue right up to the time The former Minnesota gover- livery, he predicted China would announce an in betans, led by two leftist monks. for He have it so easv. the polls close Tuesday night. nor, now president of the Univer- his party Tuesday andvictory of area the control the border to defend seized, tention government apoealed came as Americans already The local didn't It' beof recdidn't sity a Pennsylvania, spoke gendarmes for in mountainous North Korea but of Lhasa after the big voter turnout to Insure parties in Provo were battling Chinese in the ognize him, and had him backed Leaders of both are planning a "get out the vote" fore a Connecticut Republican it. He promised, if given a Demno decalaration of war against the Dalai Lama fled before the adS.i Korean war. U. The bloody 521 on over Mutual Broad ocratic congress, to press his (Continued Page Two) United States was anticipated, vancing Chinese red armies, re- 8th army made its first official campaign on Tuesday the likes of rally and local- casting system stations leased for campaign for repeal of "union-bustinwhich seen has seldom bee ports reaching here said Satur- announcement on the Hits Other Towns subject last occasion by the GOP nationly ly. Reluctant voters will be prod-e- d the prvisions of the The air summary from Mac- - day. night. It said there were two al committee. to law and foe enactment of to the the , some was get during day op- Chinese Communist divisions in there Arthur's headquarters said also Apparently Chairman National Republican his controversial farm and health polls, and the tried and tested that'B-2- 6 bombers also hit three position to the red coup, Abutdis-it the war. That would be 12.000 to of actually "hauling Guy George Gabrielson put his insurance programs. technique was down. men. new quickly Unit put the LE around 3 towns other io,uuu NORWALK, Conn., Nov. them there" will be in use by stamp of approval on the foreign The president said the two bisfrom Kalimpong, on the Other reports said there were Chairman Brien McMahon of the ed Nations front in the Chongju patch policy attack by sharing the platbotfr sides. India-Tib- et issues are isolationism in Indian the frontier, rtirea. at least 50,000 Chinese on Korean form with Stassen and introduc- campaign Joint congressional atomic energy and "whether this country is goPolitical the News are Chronicle observers said close also dewary bombers gave to him the Fighter battle radio audience. commission Saturday night fields, taking over the about predicting the outcome, but ing took over the gov- front lines ing forward here at home toward troops from battered North nied Harold Stassen's charge that support to United Nations inernment commo "a greater the after that area strength and prosperity." they One 10th freely S. Kind slight predict Work U. along corps Only atomic materials were shippea to in the tense interest generated by the It said conditions in Koreans. FLUSHING, N.Y., Nov. 4 (U.R) farmer, workinrmam or Any the east coast, where U. S. ma- tion." Stassen his Russia. prefaced speech The Chinese Communists, in The United Nations' general as- campaign will result in perhaps a brief businessman who votes RDub- for with "No secret atomic device has rines threw 3Chinese Communist Lhasa were now normal. prepared delivery their accused statement, S U. the vote ever heaviest recorded word of thanks that Mr. Truman lican, he said, "is voting acainst sembly Saturday rescinded the the miles yesterday. The Chinese Communist troops .11 ever been shipped to Russia since troops back aiiacKing ivorea as a screen, four-yeown interests' and (Continued on Page 4) ban against diplomatic to In the push the ieatnernecks advancing on Lhasa from the ui when the civilian atomic energy comescaped the attempted assassina- his the real motive was to in the Spanish have his head examined."ought of government north were reported to have vade China. tion last WednesdayBut that mission took charge Jan. 1, 1947," freed two marine "lost battalGeneralissimo Francisco Franco ions" and lunged through the reached Nagchuk - Dzong, 130 KfpL. If .. . was the only kind word he had Surrounded by armed body said the Connecticut senator. u. o. imDeriaiists w are The Soviet-opposto within mountains where northeastern miles from the the action, said for the president McMahon, capital, guards, Mr. Truman took off from At least, vital chosin Tibetians were girded for a last copying the old trick of the Japa- voted 3810 with 12 abstentions, He news said the of Washington for St. Louis at 2:07 sudden most exhaustive and continuous 16 irftles of Korea's nese bandits first invading Ko- accomplished two objectives: center. ditch battle to protect the Dalai rea and p.m.. EST., in his personal plane, in reverses is American Korea investigation by the FBI and oth-to reservoir powera U. then invadins China " it 1. It withdrew the 1946 rec S. 24th divis Lama s escape. the Independence. In the west, more times than the er federal agencies have failed "many grim" saia. known that K. ommendation to all UN members ion battalion which had been cut The two leftist monkrwere de rea is ".tveryone stories of the assassination at An overflow crowd of 12.000 uncover any such shipments. a small country, but that that they withdraw ambassadors gun fire battered scribed as supporters of the Democratic faithful Jammed Kiel "Neither did the completely off by enemy tempt. its imis strategic n position Chong-choand very near ministers the from to Madrid. He asserted that 100.000 auditorium here and millions of safety discredited charges of "incredible its way rival to Panchen 2. It lifted the 1946 ban river after what a division the Dalai Lama. Lama, are Chinese Communists have enter other Americans the DemocratThe mismanagement' leveled against boys as Just with the Jaoanese im as "a hell believed, by devoutly religious admission of Spain to the the commission by Republican spokesman described ed the Korean fighting and that ic national committee estimated perialists in the cast, the main against UN's specialized agencies, such as CHICAGO, Nov. 4 (U.R) Inter- American casualties Son (Bourke) Hickenlooper of of a fight." to be reincarnations of Tibetians, during the 66,500,000 followed the speech at U. S. aggression in the food and oDjecuves of agriculture organ national Harvester Co: and the past week were the heaviest of home over a network of 1,200 Iowa last year even suggest that A third battalion of marines Buddhas- different is.orea is not Korea Won-sabut n anCIO itself, west United Auto workers of laation and the world health radio and 76 television stations. ImnroDer shipments had ever still was isolated The Dalai Lama and his fol inina. nounced agreement Saturday on the"I entire war on the east coast, south of to Russia during the com- organization. is this that presidential hopegone solemnly charge Pan are the lowers five-ye4 " MlMlhnn the new leatherneck l contract providing an the direct and terrible result of fulRepublican offensive. .nam -However, Saturday's resolution a Harold E. Stassen, with 521 'Save Our Neighbors k , mtMiuii chen his Lama and sppporters immediate of about 1,000 Still another left intact pay the group hourly condemnation of saidBroadcasting System stayears of building up Chinese Mutual and the latter It is not Onlv a mnral rintv the Franco regime for its aid to raise for 24,000 striking workers. five the U. S. 1st cavalry are tions at his command, waited ln "It should be remembered, how men of had the Communist Chinese of the have strength through backing in been the that the people of China should the Axis during World 'War II New Haven, Conn to answer for The agreement, subject to rati- blinded, trapped ever" McMahon said, "that division, blundering, bewildering the GOP sector, in central Korea, Communist troops. the Korean people's war support fication haVe as soon as Mr. Truman workers who American-Asiat- ic by (Klaus) Fucljs and (Harry) Gold, Unsan under as no was indication policy There U. S. Votes For yet against America, but it is closely about half the men were half-ho10 harvester on at been finished strike his talk from the master atomic spy, did their and our national administra as to what effect the change in related to the interest of all the present, 11 weeks, also 10 to 10:30 p.m., EST. for last the " nefarious work while Gen. Leslie lost. plants he said. tion The United the Lhasa would States, government divswitching the 24th Chinese neoDle and is Sen. Robert A. TafL 0 tha R. Groves had charge of our A spokesman for provides for "cost of living" wage "The whole burden of redeem.have on the fighting in the north by the necessity .of detrminH previous policy, voted in favor adjustments (Csntinned on Fags Two) three months, ing the blunders in blood is thrust GOP'i "Mr. Republican" and the every atomic affairs during the war. of the To save our neighbors la to uvi removing boy four-ce- nt per hour "im- upon American armed forces man Democrats most want to Groves was wartime head of cott. While it was the Catholic and a ourselves. factor" raise each provement the Manhattan project a shortsighted, beat next week will deliver a Latin - American nations that year for the life ofpay "We have been forced the contract weakened by inclined second rebuttal for his nartv from before it passed control to the national Cincinnati to the lift socialistically alize campaign the fact that if lovers of spearheaded was atomic energy commission. The reached Sunday evening. agreement administration." consensus was the the here ban, peace in tne world desire to have ii was me president's only "Harold Stassen has now tossed after 16 weeks of negotiations. Asia In Blunders was the that it United must mainly peace, take noaitiv they political speech of the campaign a roorback into the last hours of The strike not only idled 24,000 Stassen said the administra and action to resist atrocities and halt States stand that swung the UAW its dramatic effect was seen members but recently tion's "blunders" in Asia affect as the campaign, hoping that it may balance. aggression," the statement said. heightened by his escape from) 14.000 other of the receive a few unwary voters, forced layoff and home America to in In addition the every death at the hands every It is only resistance that run of two fan consultations o The ficials indicated because f said MacMahon. "Webster's dic LONDON, Nov. 4 U. supply employes (Continued on Page Eleven) possibly teach the imperialists a Soviet bloc, those voting against shortages- atical Puerto Rican Nationalists roorback as a west branded Russia's latest pro- already are underway. tionary defines lesson and justly settle tha inrf. lifting the ban were': The first British reaction only three days ago. 'defamatory flasehood published posal for a, big four conference from Some 600 police and secret a foreign office spokes- pendence and liberation in Korea Yugoslavia, three Latin-Ame- ri for political effect." and can nations areas other Guatemala (Mexico, to the service agents, made doubly alert Saturday as another hypocritical man was that the evidence that will according of the people. and Uruguay), and Israel. by the appearance of Puerto propaganda move to disrupt Russia wants to end the cold war The 12 abstainers were: Aus is on our side, on the Rican Nationalist leaflets here Western European rearmament "is not encouraging." Russia has sidejustice of the peoples, of- - China, tralia, Burma, Cuba, Denmark, this morning, filtered through the no desire to negotiate Korea. Viet rather than to open sincere shown Nam rfnHn.rin Ethiopia, France, India, Indo crowded auditorium as he spoke. genuine settlement, he said. and the Philippines, on the side nesia, New Zealand, Norway, He opened with a plug for negotiations. The first French reaction of the peoples of Asia, on the Sweden, and Britain. C. Hennings. Jr.. the Thomas On the that from United sources in basis, States, diplomatic 2. blasts price controls. Pare Peac loving people f Missouri Democrat were Great was Britain and France u can Paris not France that fighting to m uic worm. Debate Eliminated Thomas, Priest wind np unseat Republican Sen. Forrest Utah eonnty campaigns. Page almost certain to reject the Soviet take part in another Big Four troubled bus ed by Mr. Edwards following a C. Donnell, and for the whole call for another council of foreign conference on Germany until all 2- The general assembly set a Provo and Oremrs faced new prob long investigation after the driv- Missouri system Saturday Democratic congres-- '. on ministers four new "could for the the Germany. meeting when, delegates precedent speak Other Features Today and bus riders- lacea tne ers agreed to go back to work sional ticket. The latest proposal was handed same language" and Russia has Herald To Be Open first time in its history, it took lems ay Pages to last a strike an in of increase after threat spring Then the three western ambassadors shown "by. deeds rather than This swung into a jeering. 6 advantage of a new procedural possible Central Utah News which idled all buses on the local tauntinghe Morning To on his attack words" that such a get together 3 in Moscow late yesterday. . News Briefs rule passed a year ago to elimin fares. Transportation lines. The drivers had 1handed enemies. He denouncedRepublican them as But the western allies at the would be impracticable. Receive Monday Ads ' Deaths 2 ate formal debate. But the Soviet The Geneva was told it must .pay Its 15 cents an hour. foes 61 labor, the Whatever the reply, the Soviet isolationists, 3 same time will repeat their wilstreamed to the rostrum company bloc Statistics examiner Mr. nour trial 10 cents an more, Edwards, drivers For the benefit of political recalled 5 lingness to talk over any out note to the U.S., Britain and anyway to unleash comparatively retroactive to Nov. 1, 1950, and and conciliator for the state in- farmerheand business. He Cosvnty Fare d, do- candidates Interested In what called the 16 standing problem with Russia the France was expected to prod Easiness Page brief blasts against the was selected declared It could dustrial commission, the company ss In placing evi80th, minute the Russians into more them Intensive advertising the efforts nothing" Republican give action, declaring Sports they not pay the increase from present by the company and the bus driv 1946 in held a elected The Wsmen's-featarMonday it' and of dence to a desire to to edition, . . 2 solution deadfind tehir See. were explaining their votes. genuine revenues. Daniel Edwards, state ers union to arbitrate the wage Herald business office Dally will y, lock on rearming Germany. S. See. 2 negotiate. up as an; example of what the Church News Polish Delegate Juliusz mediator who awarded the issue, after both sides had agreed country labor be 10 from Pen could expect If the GOP western The today 2 three 7. to News French German See. ComSchool most 9, govern8, of vitriolic the opposition V nav boost to the drivers, agreed on all other points Involved in the is returned to 1 pan. to power Tuesday. , a CiAssinea munist in ended strike The is, 11, Bee. z ments, badly split. and in the units in a Western European engaged with speakers, and the. dispute. company suggested No advertising for the The skirted the 6. Sec. 3 midst of serious has temporarily shelved al Editorial Page president heated Assem tilt with army disagreement commisbut short service i960, ask the it May 19; public -- Round He made no war Monday issue can be accepted-Moissue. Korean ... 6, See. 3 over German rearmament, will most the entire North Atlantic! nday Merry-G- o Nasrollah A. Entezam to President Roland increase sion for permission general bly reverses to recent the dreferences morning. Radio Programs 6, 8ee. 3 consult with each other before Treaty plan for a unified de-' tr"of of his over the length toi , any, "explana- fares. manager 7, See. 3 replying to the Soviet note. Of fens. Comics (Continued on Paga Eleven) The wage increase was, award (Continued on rage iwoj (Continued on Pag Two) . g" t'i , " . 28 me two-to-thr- ee lay-.do- Chinese Reds Pledge Full Support to North Korea wn Stassen Hits Truman Asks Administration Election of 'Appeasement' Demo Congress - r - f" -- do-noth- ing nist Tibetans Take Over Government Pro-Commu- Sen. McMahon Denies Charge By Stassen -- g" UN Votes to Lift Long Ban Taft-Hart- - Against Franco ists M 1 mw ar - Harvester Co.; CIO Agree On New Contract ed anti-Chine- se; ar 1 10-ce- - pro-Chine- nt se ur - self-defen- se. anti-Fran- co West Brands Latest Russian Proposal as More Propaganda five-nati- on anti-Fran- co Mediator Awards Provo Bus Drivers Pay Boost; Company Claims Inability to Meet It Inside The Herald . - . - 52-d- 2-- "no-goo- pro-Fran- co 7-- es 1-- con-gre- 8t 5, Katz-Such- . s--m. 52-d- ay - -- . |