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Show inois Crash Navy Uses Production Ways To Turn Out Trained Personnel Kills 2 Utahns Barbara Hutton Says Hubby Married Her For Her Money The Jump ahead of the offensive SAN DIEGO, Cal. (U.R) JOL1ET, 111, Oct. (t (U.RK-- M. J. for her millions and now was is turning out specialists in force." 53. of Salt Lake City, court action navy with Mitchell, United IrM Staff Correspondent threatening her dozens of subjects in a fraction to get more of "grand pa's money." Some of the shorter courses are and his wife, Maude, 54. were of the time formerly required MADRID. Spain. Oct. 6 (U.R) killed in an automobile on of the cheapest men "He's to civilians as well naval accidentyesterday open Hut-to- n and at a saving of millions of 23 miles west of here. Woolworth heiress Barbara I've ever met In my life," the dollars to the government. personnel. A course 'in radiologiEugene Davenport, 40, Mrs. charged today that her frail, blonde heiress told the ROVO. UTAH COUNTY. : UTAH. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1950 Rear Adm. Thomas- B. Inglis, cal safety that lasts a week is al- Mitchell's brother, was slightly estranged husband. Prince Igor United Press In an exclusive In commander of the Pacific fleet ways given to' capacity crowds, injured. ' Troubatikoy. married her only terview. He only married me for command, said that navy Inglis said. The course in fire training now my money. They were driving north on can almost duplicate fighting also is well attended multi-millischools whose 71 when their automobile route Barbara, by everything aboard a warship and civilian firemen. dollar fortune has failed to bring collided with a car driven by that men are being put through "We picked up many of her love, health or happiness, Ward, 36, Des Motnes, la. Hugh with schools these production blasted her Lithuanian husband line methods from Ward and his wife, Annette, 34, line methods. civilians were who in served the Tip-O- ff following reports that he was pre Injured. They were taken navy "But you still can't make a during the war,J' Inglis said. to Ryburn Otpared to take court action to sailor without sending him to "Maybe we can help pay them tawa. 111. King hospital at force her to become a "good "The classroom said. sea." Inglis back this way." wife." Mrs. Mitchetll was killed inwork leads to training on ship She chalenged the prince to go Mitchell died at a hospital stantly. course the The Iowa aeronautics board. In an average Gen. ahead and try to divorce her. at Sandwich, 111. TOKYO, Oct. fl (U.tt 20 per cent about student spends proposes the word "laxident" "This WiU Show Him' State police said it appeared of his time afloat. Douglas MacArthur's intelligence for air crashes resultiua from that Ward drove his car from "So now he has threatened me," chief tipped Washington three are schools said his pre carelessness or foolhardinea of Inglis 32 across the main hleh- she said in her suite at the Rltz highway months In advance that Comin busi ine pilot. paring for a big increase way witnout stopping. munist North Korea would in- hotel. "He thinks I'd rather die 'A ness as the navy than" go through the publicity of vade South Korea in June. some 230 ships for active duty. English it all. well, this mould show The Australian-owne- d Has Branches Abroad Daily Japan News told today of him." Melvin Belli, attorney for the Maj. Oen. Charles Willoughby'sy Every ship in the fleet comes accurate forecast, and Willough-b- prince, fold reporters in Okla to us at one time or another for was homa City last week that Barbara himself said the story training part of .her crew, with "moved out on the prince bag and "substantially true.". the exception of submarines and some small vessels, Japan Nwi said Willoughby baggage last July. Inglis said. also accurately predicted that the Belli said that unless the heir In addition to San Diego, where with would strike ess took steps to "correcx ine 1 North Koreans i there are many schools located 16 divisions. situation, the prince would go in various parts of the city, the It said he messaged Washing- ino court to force her to resume Pacific fleet training command ton March 10: their conjugal relationship. Bar branches at Yokosuka, operates that lawreceived people's bara said her husband and "Reports Subic Japan, Bay in the Philip Korea army will Invade South yer apparently felt she would and Pearl Harbor. The pines, in June." prefer a settlement to the pubcourses .include about everything The invasion actually began licity a court action would bring from fire fighting to hunter-killJune 25. Can Play Dirty, Too patrolling. "We've had students of every Return- to Korea "They want to crucify me," rank from admiral down to the she said. "Well, they won't. They "In this message," Japan News fAX lowest seaman," Inglis said. Teltohoto. because I'm cm think 310,000 they saidhis just "he (also) reported, The largest school in the San If they want to play dirty, WAR'S WAKE Onlj the valla remain of this building in downtown Seoul, Korea, after the bombing and rich. the when that discovered agents Diego area is the Sonar school, preceded the capital's capture by United Nations forces. Many of the city's. buildings artillery fire which Chinese war ended, five divisions I can too." who has been e burned-owere near the naval training sheila. located TretickJ Staff by 8tanley Photographer photo Barbara, ailing of North Koreans who had fought for center on San Diego Bay. There years, said people have with the Chinese Communists "blackmailed classes teach prospective sonar- life and returned to their own country. I never did me all my men the operation of the navy's to deserve anything the were Life In split among, "They latest anti - submarine listening it." units rest of the North Korean I him should "I equipment. suppose give so that every company had some "Most of them have places to said my companfon. of grandpa's money, just beEditor's Note: The writer Echoes Tell Story of these troops. They all I married him," the poor A hundred feet away, cause along said my companion, "but is and of the most the officers of live," dispatch following provided is to water what radar is a of of Sonar the the shell was my building; officers for the little rich girl said. "It southern division manager of you'd find them a bit shocking." theretopwas a red sign: A to fVr air. a such for fault fool, beep of sound ii released being North Korean invasion force. We walked to a field, picking the United Press with head"Our five year plan will give from the bottom of a vessel and "In addition, the Reds had thinking everyone was nice." a you better living conditions." delicate listening instruments quarters in Atlanta. He Is on our way past an old bath-tuborder constabulary brigades and Current rate paid on a tour of Europe with a An enormous portrait of Josef pick up echoes that bounce back a twisted kitchen broken 150,000 youths conscripted be- QUAKE REPORTED stove,, full amount saved an when the sound strikes of at base the Stalin the group of American newsobject. hung tween June, 1949, and March, PANAMA CITY, Panama. Oct. bullet-ridden the radiator, body A can sonarman trained 6 (U.R) Amateur radio papermen. highly operator.8 building. 1950. of an old car. listen to these sounds and tell Stalin was smiling. "General Willoughby aid the here reported Thursday that San By STANLEY WH1TAKER said "Look that hole," through whether they come from a subReds knew the exact strength of Jose, capital of Costa Rica, was United Press Staff Correspondent my companion. marine, a merchant ship, whale, the South Korean forces and, as rocked during the day by an A sickening stench, like that of fish or torpedo. Different kinds ASKED APPOINTMENT of an offensive needs superiority earthquake which destroyed BERLIN, Oct. 6 (U.R) I was an unwashed horse, struck my of fish even make different two to one, they must have had at "several" buildings and injured uninvited guest today of the Rus- an I nostrils. Below, on the floor, Oct. 6 (U.R) WASHINGTON, sounds which a sonarman can least 16 divisions when they an unspecined number of per- - sian sector of this divided made out a ragged mattress with Sen. James E. Murray, D., Mont., recognize. sons. were ready for the invasion." a filthy pillow at one and, and hrts asked President Truman to . metropolis. "In sonar, there is a continuous For two hours without author there was a wooden box. Atop appoint Dalton T. Pierson of Mis- campaign 43 North University nJiJJ; going on between ofI but the box there was supper for soula. Mont., to be U. S. attorney fensive submarine roamed freely ization and operation 44 South Main. Salt Lake City -v. for the district of Montana, Mur- defensive nervously ami d the dusty" rat- three. work," r a lirst-nan- a looK "A lot of them live like that," ray's office announced today. said. "We are albout one Inglis . the kind of life Communism . - f at i Iv . Y'jb ud .. tf vr f'- Si rushes 1 woulnn t want any oi it. fyj gjL v ci I found the Russian sector a netherbleak and terrifying world where the clock of progress goes in reverse and a human life seems worth something less than a plugged pfennig. Felt Uneasy I felt uneasy under the suspicious looks of grim men and women of the "people's police" and again under the hungry stares of gaunt, Winter can be tough on you . . . but tougher on your people who moved about the liendless ruins like walking dead. Sub-zer- o car! temperatures alow your starts, cut down For me, entering the Russian " . 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