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Show , V - .: , v : J'- ,- . "... : t! S;A:vVJ' M i.' ... MHO.IW ij 11 ;S2iI'--tt-ffKJ-'- SVi..".:::::.::: Ui. ... . VOL 29 NO. 7 - - ';'.'.;. :'.:..- ; T.y ff .(( ' I I 'r ' , I U i1 :m COUNTY, ,". , : -- I UTAH. I u - , JULY SUNDAY, 15, 1951 I a-qii-- I I JIII I I . J 1 . - - - S. " Si V KANSAS the flood S. Ll : t" ill '. - ;. . ;, '.V .'. '. .1 .. .' - . Truce talks to end the t SundayJ July IB U.ft Korean war were being; resumed In Kaeaont today with allied correspondents represented fee the first time., i Gen. Matthew B. Rldtway's de- -, The CemmunUU bowed ' mands and the chief UN necotlator proposed that the talks' be ' reopened t 1 pan. .(It midnifht EDT). North Korean Gen. Nam II, the head of the Communist cease fire team, arreed Im; , mediately United Nations delegation was expected to '. The five-ma- n take off by helicopter for Kaesong shortly before 2 p.m. Tho minutes by air. i, trip Ukes about 2 newsmen ten inu aflvance ease at iz:3v p.m. Twenty allied (16:30 pan. EDT) tonsy Tor A.aesong. By PHIL NEWSOM Tlli.il Tru Staff CttriitaMndeBt' TOKYO; Sqnday, July 15 (U.R) The way was cteared ' today for the reopening of truce talks to lend the Korean TOKYO. 'i .'-- ' , I n, Area fUHed . . Persons I homeless .,i I, .; nvTCENTS PRICE . , . . ' : Mr. Continued verr Fredleted. hl,h UMly. 95. win. Mini. mom humidity, IS per cent. AfU ;j j t ' - ,. f , , .. iririrmtrasff ILdodsitd Oifvnceirs ' 12-fo- ot . v f '; jt AHedl, up , , five-foo- - t .'.,.( . 1 . " j DEATH CAH .State Trooper, Bert Nielsen exam .wreckage ofjcar which carried a Salt Lake City womanj to her death in Spanish. Fork canyon jyst bejow Thislleierly Saturday morning. t J&y 14 WASHINGTON, (U.R) A hquse armed services subcommittee blasted the defense department Sattirday for 'callinci ud some. Brand- fathers from the reserve's be- -' fore other younjr and able re ITY, Mo., July 1 4 (U.Rf The box score on servists were put in service. .'" ,'..x .. Severely l.i.criticizing, the 'way t :j...ian.NH K..ny i'iu. some members of the vptrn nri ivn. jaiiiM ri . i . 500 square blocks. .300Ware war. - , ! . -- - 1 . " I . Able Reservists, Claim r , VrVV -- , k- ''" ::V;;-.:- : " i Ml I ' : ;;:'v;: V;;r' -.-- ' .. Grandfathers Called Up Before Other Young, KANSAS CITY. MO.. June 14 (UR) The Fairfax le"ee on the Missouri river broke Saturday night for "200 to 500" feet tons of flood water into an estimated hunand spurted pent-u- p dred million dollars worth of industry, First, bigrest rictim of the Fairfax levee' break was lfncle,'iSm himself. The east wall pf the U. S. muddy water- into supplies valued at an estimated million and General" Service administration warehouse tumbled in and shot and muddy Water into supplies valued at an estimated million " a quarter dollars, ' The rushinr water quirkly piled up to a depth in much of the Fairfax district." A depth wjas expected. r ' Criticized M 500 Million wi "" I - ; 1 ;,. ...1 rersons t I I ; . - ' 1 CFiTS nTP'l PTl LfcO OTAI : V '. KN - (: ' '.:,. ' iusSl KJ ns mi li ill juu "hzi . IVS .! ' ; isSo iV W UTAH PROVO, ! I ,' - 1 . : ',"' I X--v i )tfJ s V .v.: ' r iWir nQCMynfl Ir Ivyv 5oK!rf'K rjlJ JU l) s : '? 7 '. ',''.' - v - -- f-- "1. .. ; , ij. -- ' i: '., Bain ifiese- - classes The Commupistk bowed to Gen.' Matthew B. Ridfirwiy' auul:Y"II"llcc o me1 sr,oiild be released from for renewal of the talks including the removal of demands active duty "at the earliest pos More than 20 feet 20 to 40 feet in sible all Armed troops from the "peace city" of laesong. They , time. Armourdale-Arjfentine industrial in . centra) "The result of such errors must jdso agreed to admit to the Conference sit 20 allied news Deepest j.waler not again be visited on American correspondents- - whom Ridgwayjhad termed as "integral A Salt! Lake City woman was 27. of .485 10th avenue,: Salt Lake ;cers' surmised that' she ' went district . citizens," the subcommittee said. part" of the United Nations truce ita sleep at the wheel. The, car left fatally injured early Saturday City. More than ' Alwut The mwhap tearh.' 'morning when her car plunged, on a road curve, Report From Brooks plunged off the'rdad in Spanish Fork candollars dollars Allied and Communist liaison a The jreport came from- a group 'officers met yon and threw .her into Spanish later in tbe Hughes hospital at jdowri early today at a Red 262 before feet jskidded' cominig Fnrk ;i water supply Fork river before it came to rest Snnnish headed; by Rep. Overton Brooks, industrial immediate. Fairfax : BiRRt "at its outpost rest .on rammunjon dciow i side, D.. according on the bank, j La., which investigated the Traveling alone jh. ier late to sUrt the truce madistrict flooding call-uas, they affected the vet- Kaesong She was identified by her car model car, she was driving up the State Trooper Bert Nielsen who danger chinery rolling again. The. allied reservists: ind inactive re- officer registration and letters from her canyon when the ' accident, oci . investigated the' crash. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 14 (U.R) A flood whose dam- - eran picked up tb official text The car halted about 15 feet servists with husband as SUzanne L. Gillman, curred just below Thistle. Off the organ compared answer to .1 ; from the 'river! bVt the woman i ape already was iofficially estimated at more than $500,- - ized reserves These classifies of the Communist was and it dispatched Ridgvfay was thrown out of .the machine 000. 000 surjred as' much as 20 feet deep over three sections, tions catecories used 'allied ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., July' 14 ." 'to supreme, water-landiimmediately the thes and into byfor of nearT lists their military of Kansas, . Citv Saturday nieht and held firemen back .from; men Anglo-Irania- n . In , TokyoJ . . J. IE. Brlnleyj of Price, Utahj headquarters across was stream it the to where i e u e a be to ly supposed subject . W.. ...... v. tn' ui V - i,. over the presidency of Dis took b ( ill. . t I a i few inches only deep. ' ready duty. Held 8 22.' United Mine Workers, trict so bad the water drinkinsr of that " i InTh.lack grew city Although it. said ."serious board executive and the , "Did Not Drown Saturday, -started establishinir water stations' from which housewives equities" existed: Jn olhe' call tips, bellviry kfa the note deared met in cioaea session .wun . rteyr... Nielsen--i.M- . expressed at- the way for the third meeting : Of lock- on Its office door. The new could take home'.-theirwater supply in pails.- Fifteen : Trooper passing -""TXHRAjfTfran. July 14 (U.R At announc01 dustry.'.was made on the eve of motorists j It ieasi the negotiators Kaesong. partial approval lock was one means of keeping apparently lounn her- and homes had little tor no water: .w Iran Saturday voided all con- the arrival here of U.. S. roving witn. her head V,.., s! meeting out Houston th4 appeared! out of water, be- nv that had" it were warned likely P . .... ... , Martin, ousted Dis- -., i. tracts of the expropriated Anglo-Irani- ambassador Averell Harriman wiiu wcic caiit;u mvu- - would be held soon possibly this trict Z2 president, wno tn board, , inciviis resulted from a.ffac- - thst ii rnicht be contaminated by' Oil Cpv and offered the "mediate" the expl6sive dispute. cause death . untarily. ; It said the military afternoon or tomorrow, ... tured skull.-a- ; fractured Tight, leg sCWaBP ri '. kicked out Friday. Martin approduct of the nationalized former It cast an ominous shadow over which V'a? nearly make every effort to stick Ridgway hid said ' when the pealed to John should; L, Lewis Satur severed, plus .VOfl Armed Guards British company to all comers on optimistic predictions of Ut S. other--to these the ahd terms, of service Communists broadcast their con- day for an investigation of what and not .from injuries a "cash and c&rryl basis. 500 Mnre armed than shoufd be maximum guards involved Ambassador Henry F. Grady that drowning. The Jriver was about message that he would Martin, termed a "kangaroo court"s. .The general.' manager of the terms 'until "grave changes" in ciliatory the situation was "getting ripe for IS fet wide ano two feet deep police. tational guafrdsmen and to resume talks seizure of the district headquar-terno take the international upset the pic- - until he;action patrolled company said the offer a break";jnd Harrirnan s state-- 1 ai its dccpe Lewis told Martin he could where the polmreceived the official sections to of "cp.lumexpqrt" of New York tor ment in Pans that he is conf aireicterit happened ' ture. ' ' to higher courts of the , appeal f' ;. text Communist V Twq looters al- ouy on on mai oasts aireaay nas dent of the success of his' mission.- UMW. but advised him io comply 'prevent looting. Provided For Releases mesr a' broadcast The been' Kansas arrested. had been accepted Chipese with the executive board's direcrwdy MH WASHINGTON, 4uly 14 iTPTh, roving m'hahHnJ " train crew wnoi ri,v nnn rated tinder a state Passingwnen ."ri The new draft law provides sage, offering to deliver ' the of tion at this time. alction Saturday r rushed move, designed to circum- French The capital by air at 0:50 p.m. sawne wrecK. 1 Congress oniccrs f cmer both: on an World War II veteran volun- ficial copy to n allied liaison pmclairned-bthat vent British Iwjthdrawal of the Saturday on the last leg . of his President Mine United Workers officials urgent request m by hescenePassln fthe mayor'. and the Governor, Anglo-Iraniaid inactive 'reservists who officer at Pammunjon at o a.m armed themselves with lead pipes ' tanker fleet which journey here from the United f,v?.on Truman for $15,000,000 to relieve teers wni. - the t unronseiotis A head were called against their will (4 p.m. EDT). general and barricaded themselves in a paralyzed the billion dollar in- - States. th. n.a,trou. flood shall maa ui. on Ihc bnk. ' 'be released on application quarters communique said that locked roOnr when 100 miners and Kansas. , Harriman was due to arrive 17 months unless they are Col. Andrew J. Kinney,? Atlanta, stormed their District 22 head- f here SCmday jnnorning on instruc - tpparenUy, Was travcliiK at a .whirh fiQW The president, meantimejiamed Rafter at Kansas together needed, ine army, navy, Ga., who pioneered the ground- - quarters Friday. 'J'.. criticaiiiy e tions from President Harry Tru M. chief-thu of. rffte showcd Foley, skid AU Raymond .CS8ential businesses at' truce spc?d. anaii hut (Cit Kaesong Police broke up the melee meeting force, and marines have laying man to attempt to rmd a solution .jgh ;iarks for several feet where the WCre ordered closed a and thatihosipg and home finance agency", seperate plans, to start' last week, left the UN) advance before blows were. ex. to the touchy Anglo-Irania- n dead - fAriver .: to coordinate federal disaster re- - nounced 9 had DiJlhdbrakos (before ..r aniw4 some reservists before camp at Munsan to pick up the lock. changed, but suspended District the carshot bver. the embankment inioht lief, for the stricken a reft He in- - releasing 17 months are up. their message ..iat 6:40 a.m. 1 President Houston Matrin, ' center t; The Iranian move was'desighedi at the curve. The car rolled over .J.J;' istructed Foley to "take immediyL,.! The subcommittee7 that charged !the dispute, warned "The, of : r to get the nationalized oi1 com- Several times and was a total :m,vnf to the armed forces had no plan for r ately all necessary steps ihff. flortJ. by Helleepier not over- yet, boys." '. fight's o lie viaic Kim ubiuaiiiu auu cu&. . ' .v , product, moving out. of Wreck. pany's "moblization for anyOnly partial " brim-fu- ll to flewJ He the ' helicopter and tanks and file miners by : The. get storage rr at 'v,Kansas City; toring caused b the current thing less thanLall-o- War. When Red command, post at Pammun marched rank crested at 36.2 feet Reports Exa;eerated revenue .flowing .intoejnpty govon the.' headquarters WASHINGTON. July 14.R) serKorean the wr started, the Jon, where 20 allied coi respond- after the seven-ma- n executive - ' President Truman ordered an in- ernment coffers. ' to heeded7 H e call vices of rather authority the accident Foley replacements reports Sun Weather give fair stopped at bayonet board announced it had voted to anv governmerit department than organized units in' many ents were vestigation, Saturday to see if per- theInability to sell the oilforonawhich had up to. five people trapped in day in both Generally Missouri land Kansas. ;on, last: Thursday. It was that country depended point (Continued on Page Two) .large volso sonal rights are being infringed inactive and and whatever for cases, many agency help a. scattered tnunderwhich action of its' income has widely Communist, providpart put to unteer to were chiefs fire called searcn reservists in one. of the agency suprevealed by allowing way the spark for Ridgway's lough showersj in wet ahd extreme they cangive pinch in Iran's economy. ' ougnriver was not deep only or refuse to hire ""poor security duty before the organized reserve. ed enough to south portions of Kahsas tonight plies, materials ahd manpower." It was announced that the in The broadcast breaking off negotia24 risks" for government jobs. a hide body at that point, and not aiid tomorrow,, per tions although By now, the report said,' In a message telephoned direct American firm which fast .'" the underlying of reserve The mve coincided with a dependent to cent one the forces total far carry very Fire-Ma 'Director Fire Francis from the scene,j. Gen: Lewis are on active offered to buy Iranian- oil was! "''Xr?" reasons much were, deeper, re This includes ,fres,h storm in congress over se- told to "come duty; Wornall said the fire that had A- Pick, chief of army engineers, 68 vftth and get over resentment allied flecting cent of marine and the in state reserve, the loyalty curity own- tankers and with cash in.1 betters indicated the woman's swept through 50 ,city blocks of told Mr..' Truman the flood air 42 per to dominate' the Red attempts of the national Two air top" Republican department. perkcent J v' Other buvers said to havellusba:r,a Spencef S. Gillnian. jgsfHne and oil tank? ready has displaced 500;000 per guard, 31 per cent of the army meetings. members of the house! committee hand. BULLETIN is . flMfciic more o,av.v...va sons and causedl easily UliUCl .tUM been similarly instructed, were "imi aiui ai ldi;iui It's VHS Mm on activities de- not Kinney returned to the VN TOKYO, Sunday July IS Tucson, Arizonat Trooper Nielsen trol" but jthe situation was im- than a half billion dollars of reserve, 27 per cent of the army identifiedx ; national guard, 21 per cent of the camp 20 minuter later f and the manded afnew 'and thorough-goin- g (U.R) An Allied patrol waa said at authorities Fort Military , proved. property damage. ' t air force reserve, and 15 per cent Communist message was immediLooks For Break L'eveesi-rTh- e probe! of the department at surrounded t).ogglas notified him Saturday. by two Commu levee proquaking " of thenavy reserve. once. She was en route to visit him tecting the seven nist eempanies northeast mt " ately forwarded to Ridgway. PreMoney Approved square-mil- e told 'all of WhCri the accident Occurred. InlFairfav Hitriit 'r sumably, after , Ridgway has Chorwon, the U. S. ith army Secretany of State Dean Ache-so- n .. Last's month 'Iran tho Kancnc old .custorners Civilian life her husband is a SaltUide of the sub- 2 MAJOR GENERALS A house appropriations studied tbe official text of the reported today, and was res- revealed Friday that several was still Missouri river the committee FAR Communist statement, he will 'cued by a ' TO team. , SENT money EAST other employes, in addition to they must negotiate new contracts, Lake City newspaperman. approved for had been holding. It given up ' the nationalized "Iranian Contents of the car a time for the "single seswhich Mr. Trilman requested two Ani 8th army communique ' WASHINGTON, July 14 i;.R-suggest at S. experts on Chi- with then U, strewn were dawn, (lost .engineers after spending part of last night nese ffairs. have.been suspended National Oil Co." within a month L army; announced" Saturday sion" proposed by the Commu- . said the. Communists were- A 22 feet started new efforts to asave it and time limit expired yesterdbyl from, the road toent're anxi- that Maj. Gens. Clovis E. Byers nists. This session would conmost driven away by United Naof today watching Water pendiag investigation of security The car turinel! where the poBred through and contracts were invali- came to rest. A.. deck of of the flood and John W. ("Iron Mike") O -- sider the creation of a; the reinforcements and that 'tions progress ously lets Creek that the into charges. Sen Joseph R. McCar- datedthe.old Jersey playing today. down hardest on the Daniel have been sent to the Far neutral zone around Kaesong and the Allied patrol was rescued - , bearing .was la over sandbbils cards all and Missouri scattered the thy, R., W'isThas demanded that A few grew East for new assignments, per- other technical questiorf. an(bour and 45 minutes after for. loyalty held an hours earlier. Grady had area. A broken can'gei. The S engineers said most Kansas City vicinity. hoar and press df red b,ottom beIt was surrounded, ' by twe--' a: about4lace Clare Chairman The Communist commanders. D., also be suspended, Cannon, was corps at haps Fairfax of which the covered district first glance, paint, U (Continued on Pare Two,) Mr. Trqman directed the naBoth had brilliant combat rec- gan early today when a!- Pleping . enemy companies. to be' blood, added to with water, but it was "not deep." Mo., said the full house appro?ppeared act a will committee War II. from in ords World will radio broadcast tional security council to study .message of the situation. They The Armourdale, Argentine and priations TOKYO, Sunday, July 15 (URD the matterJwith a view to: recomWere (Continued on Page Two) report to Gen. Matthew B. Ridg-wa- y, North Korean commander - tn -- United under The ' woman's death was the .central districts patrols pushed S? supreme commander in the chief Kim and) Chinese farther Nations sPxth traffic fatality mending fcharges in the proin Utah .water in total or part. Many of north Saturday . in the , East. Far on rncedure which allows alleged sePag mat (Continued were, noSS irappeo county "this year, and the first Communists' former, "iron jtri-- . since March 30. curity risks to be fired or denied day were' swimming for their angle" against resistance far light- lives today, or standing on the Good-Wil- l; wsiieA:. employment without appeal to a that experienced in (reCovered er, than, Up Mbye I central !. ribute-tagency, as 'pro.w tho h Fok Hn.9 of 'the Turkey Creek- pump- cent weeks., v . vidfed in lbyilty cases. en. WASHINGTON, ljuly 14 toilnR station; whose members partment of main the The sped Allied body BATTLE Walter F. . George, .D., Ga,, the scene in a matter of minutes! Truman Advised CREEK, MicTi., troops were believed to- have predicted Saturday that his sen- With their resuscitator. It was not '1 President Truman, whose home July 14 (t'P halted their drive northward, but ate finance committee will reject he said, but was available is at Independence, Mo., 15 miles Gypsies from all over the napatrols stabbed out ahead as part a federal sales tax which-- is' com peeded, into Battle Creek tion Sd' : poured time Jf; it had.. been. r of the Allied! determination toj see ; (Continued on Page 'Two) ( Prove man gets top post In ' manding mounting' support from. 4--iii'record funeto attend the t Saturday that no sudden Communist ' move Dusiness and industry spokesmen. Utah Elkdom. Pare 1 ral of their king, them by surprise. took ! He did express the belief j howWASHINGTON, July 14 (U.RV Shvernik. Mr, Truman asked that I Steve Nicholas Davis. Dedication et Thursday com-a units .Allied engaged for new 5250000 nurses home ever, that congress must give Davis' suffered a stroke last; The Voice of America set out to- it be communicated to ill- Rusof northeast munist i company to more a serious sales to embarrass sians. Kremlin the thought at Utah State hospital. Page day by night and died shortly afterof i the tax if another major tax. increase : But so far the Kremlin has Chorwon, - western base a. asking why the .Soviet govern. a in ward hospital. Chorwon Kumhwa - Pyongyang is necessary after the, bill now a o or U. ment not broadcast communicated has failed It New business building tops publish Jfis title how passes to his S. ; .;. .'. In- today's broadcast, the Voice triangle, and forced the Commuf friendship, resolution toas the week's Provo building .per-- ., pending. 16, who will be .son, James, after a conreThe (U.F oommittee' 14 finance said It was "exceed- nists to withdraw a Russian commentator" is' is at house WASHINGTON, July 200,000,000 snail's pace f crowned later this year at the people moving mlts,' Pare 4. ".! r , , house-passe- d men to in the a fight bill 'the the Truman Price control .authorities searched on new sidering It argued all tribe's annual encampment at quested by President ingly strange" that .Other Features ejn Today: Minor enemy contacts taxes ' $7,200,000,000 a desperately Saturday'for a meth- this weeklegislation. ' Kremlin had not granted .Mr. Truweek ago. without reaching maO. .: Pages increase Toledo, Russian-languag- e, re- od of, fighting black markets in aT Kum west a of and northwest Truman's In President broad In man's reauestl" year then in ported and the "simplest bill, jor problems Central Utah. News 5 Davis' brother-in-laJohn cast, the Voice suggested that So- taunting voice, he 'said: ' n ; hwa, the eastern; base, while quest for a $1,700,000,000 hike. rheat to, replace the slaughter recessed until Monday. Deaths ". tele100 said he made Miller, A of of friendship patrols northeast of the city ran business resolution now had "The the viet leaders have spokes- ton,trols congres- , The senate already has passed might facing News Briefs, Statistics . . .... . 3 men procession havfe phone calls to leaders of the trouble! finding words in their has appeared in no Soviet news- into light enemy resistance. and ad- sional axe. h an extension which . 7. g. 9 ministrationdeplored house Sports . i . .. . tribe in North Carolina, Floref- nearly all administration leaders, for was an toughest fighting of the of The' search steeper proposals language that could translate paper; it has not been heard on The part Business Pate .16 personal. an,d corporate income fort to cam California, ida, baa south knd southeast of nor "friendSoviet of set a raMio; which for disowned. any have rewrite Alabama, day any huge phrases, get spoke Round the- World 5 taxes .and huive ' Ohio' and most midwestern .actor 'Step- Kumsong, the reported buildup moral dignity, atom safe- Stalin Hish Hit pressed various job ,on economic controls 'to fit " ship, "... 13 sales 'tax-- ideas with News of the World states. for some 400,000 Communist and .without whatever bill congress finally en-c- ts Oh the food 'price front, mean-ped to the footlights-t- . read it to area guards and lasting peace." . 'Amnsements t ,, in now to trooDi who have taken advantage on food and clothing. ' was broadcast his wiH of coming The statisthe first The. labor They're result' audience.", of affect exemptions .bureau every timethe ..... j EdiUrial See. 2 Some have suggested levies on consumer in the country to the king farewell," he a series of Voice programs aimed Then he suggested that maybe of the lull in major fighting: and tics that, retail foods hit bid t. See, 2 the manufacturer's ', said.- ' ':; '. ': ;. transla- move southward.; t some hundreds of thousands of busi- an all-ti-reportedhigh ifi. the two weeks the lead Russianswere Soviet the at having prlceand embarrassing Women's Features ..1-3- ; See. 2 on the retail price. Most of the .Gypsies arrivPatrols in the area received mat. tion troubles with phrases 'of freeers on the, friendship move. nesses,-' , ending June 25. Fresh fruits and School 5, Sec. 2 chine domSoviet a for the j f uneral were and this pressure,, commit- j It ; may be a last minute task, vegetables, Which normally should and sent that Truman Mr. On gun fire, from an undetering 7, Despite peace July Church f. Sec. 2 tee members have indicated there too. With a temporary extension drop at tnis season, ana eggs ana dressed In traditional cosand a text of the friend- typesetters might be finding It mined number of enemy and said message Comics , Sec.f 2 is little likelihood that any sen! tumes with gold earrings and pt the controls authority due to chickens led the rise. The level ship resolution passed by congress difficult to' arrange these- same they saw toan estimated eneimy Classified 7, S, 9, See, i eral sales tax will be approved, j exDire the end of this month, the the front to Soviet President Nikolai M, phrase. ' company other a Jewelry.) Two) -Psge (Continued i MS panniish Font Ccamiyon K 9000 l,vvu , "fpe 400-milIi- 200-rnilU- on :!',..!,).. i on :'" - mers Wvb mma. Utah In Scrap i ps : " Iran Voids AH Contracts; Oil Sale Offered are-speci- ng . . V 1 . . thouHlfsTTmt!' - ; Congress Plans $15 Million Flood Relief an j , ' i- -) ,'' tW:!". y!' i itt th'LLV r.; V-- - mill,a;:r- . - ) , . ; . - . r-- - an :' : Truman Asks - JLSKITE Ll! . .i - - For Probe of Dismissals .,t.- T.. i.i, m j' I; so--ve- ' - re ; ut - U. N. Patrols - - if . - - . Pushing North - - ' and-smal- . l J - . 1 - I an ; - - , . . . i ' -- Anglo-Iranian- ' ; tank-infant- i high-ranki- others'-underSseruti- ng ry The P"" , 10-m- ile l. n -- . : -- U. Sa libs Tax : - j g To Be Rejected 'tVV Wi o (U.fi)-S- lw) Gypsies Mourn Death of King '.s I .re-View- - , , . Kremlin Keeping Mum Abput F f ndsh ip U. tion " . Insidef the Herald Grief-strick- en 5 . Price Co n t ro H e a ds Worry r Black Market in Meat , . 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