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Show 35 DROWN IN - - -- ..." . " . - ' . ' Inngiia , TRAGEDY N Y. ' . r- ' f - Holiday Boat Capsized In Riptide, IATURES - Of .... n'fintmt S3 Chteo 6MM Vega las Phoenix Lo Sa 4t Portland Butt . . 11 5i Salt Lake M 91 7 J Antetei Fran. CT S 1 u92 . riuluth Washington Nw Tork tl liAtbattt . 4 7 . .. 4 sj3 S3 44 S9 '1 S 'It UTAH PROVO, VOL. 29, NO. 14 T COUNTY. Mum on Policy Kennecott Employ es Gromyko Expected to Return Heads Russ To Work by T u esday Delegation Company arid' u n i .m of- Acheson Warns That ficials disagreed sharply Saturday over the proispecta for production inf the vital Pacific Democracies an early resumption of full-sca- le ' conner industry. To Resist Aggression Mill and Smelter L'nited Mine, between the A dispute has idled some; By frank tremaine workers (Ind.) and maw copper companies ' Ufiited Press Staff Correspondent IDO.OOO men since last Monday. , W. OrviUe Larson, union vice president and Bernard j SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1 (U.B); PRICE FTVE CENTS 1951 2, Reds Re new Demands For 'Violat ions Pfpbe I' WASHINGTON. Sept. SEPTEMBER SUNDAY UTAH. j Ridgway Told to Deal With Alleged Allied Acts If Talks to Be Resumed . lf4Hj v Russian Chief Delegate Andrei Gromyko refused to disclose' Soviet strategy for the Japanese peace conference Saturday night as of State Dean Acheson warned that the Pacific . fact-findi- B-- OltR) Stern, its reasearch director., told, a will set the pattern board agreement a presidential that an agreement reached withfor the industry.: the Kennecott Copper Corp, FriS r.nvAr, told the board that day, will be ratified quickiy and Anaconda's operation at Butte will serve as a pattern for agree' a. are losing . proposition with ments with other producers. i But Rpy H. Glover, of Butte, cosfs exceeding the price it re- -' Mont-- , general counsel for the ceiyes for it copper. In contrast Anaconda Copper Mining Co., to Kenhecotts 5peh-p- it type of aariri That as far as his firm is he said, ". Anaconda agree-:- ! operation, concerned the Kennecott rnent "complicates the-- situation sometimes must mine as far as instead of contributing to a set! 4,200 feet underground.. tlement" with his company, Kennecott produce about 40 "Larson said the Kennecott em cent of the nation"? total per to Will as work back go ployes soon as the locals ratify. Union copper supply but employs only heads in Denver were sure thjfe about 9,400 of the 100.000 workmen Would be back on the job ers idled by the dispute. . ,! Kennecott' offer of a "pack- Tuesday. Once the Kennecott agreement age'' wage increase of about 22 is out of the way, Larson said, .cents an hour was accepted by y the strike at plants in Nevada the union's and New Mexico would end in mittee and now is being submit 48 hours. ted for ratification by its vari- htern said he is confident the ous locals. .". ng 5 Sec-reta- aaaawwN MONTAUK. N. A 0J.PJ Y, 1 Sept. riptide caught a beat jammed with holiday fishermen Saturday ale-whipp- ed and flipped it upside down in thechurnfnr water where S5 persons were feared to hae drowned. Nine were known dead and 26, persons were missing hours after the treacherous seas at the eastern tip of Long; Island turned the gray fishing party into the great- jest tragedy of the Labor day weekend. The boat, loaded with 54 perto port at mile east of New Montauk. York, when it was keeled over by the riptide a churning of the Water which is created when Ommi relattyehr rhaiinw aifc over a rarif11 son, wa returning 120 !i By PHIL NEWSOJf ry bottom. pnea rresa t. iau tirrr'pnnanu CI4l ! TOKYO Sunday, Sept. 2 U.R)-T- he Communists de IS of thoaa thrown caitjr manded today that Gen. Matthew B. Ridgwav "conscienci- - of Only the' capsized boat, named the with the a!)eKHi allied viola- - Pelican, could lUy afloat long OUSly and responsibly th tions of the Kaesonsr neutral sone if he wants to resume onou i Democracies have forged J"a strong resolve to resist aggression:" "No statement Nine Known Dead, 26 Misfing Hours After Long Island Disaster dt-a- l VS no "any state- Kre the . Ulk?: , tobr?rt S2LT" " , , ment," Gromyko I ne ( ommunisi snapped a he me susjennen conoiuons ior The Pelican overturned a ouar- ' a from transcontinental alighted lAid down in a pharp note to Rider Wr of a mile off shore within were conference Kaesonsr train with the rest of the North sight of hundred of persona. way by Gen. Kim II Sung and Gen. Peng Teh-Hua- i, Soviet delegation ""to the- peace One witness. Louis Koch. ' Korean and Chinese commander. conference. LaurHton, L I ., described it this The note was broadcast over way: Peiping radio. Sign' Mutual Treaty! "At 2 15 pn. the craft was are determined to take If'you The Russians, in the last two wave.' The aft broadside by up the negotiations." the Com- cars of the train, arrived across boat slid down the wave. ' si second wa the bay t Oakland at 5:10 p.m.. bit it brosiatfa? openlv and formally "you should HEADING FOR PEACE CONFERENCE . afesa aa aasi Secy ni Mate less than two hours after the The boat CBpaiied, j,.. Wttattin United States. Australia and New Acheson (center) chats , informally at National airport One ot the survivors of the ban j so instead of ronistent! X gf Zealand signed a mutual defense ihgton before boarding a plane for San Francisco to attend the ing oui sucn provocauona. . had M more dramatic Pelican i Peace Treaty conference.; With him' is Senator H. ' trpaty to anchor thesouthern end' Japanese storyGriffin, of BrookJbn ' LAHR and. John Foster vDulles (right), Seta CendiUeaa By left, , of a Pacific' defense line against Alexander Smith (R., ' ... lyn, told it this way: ...... r,m II A. 'mi of the w ; treaty. prime juthor and boat kent nitrhin If you do have the Intentio TT aggression. Tip UP) AH Jjso I ON. Sept. to resume the Kaesona talks in life bucking.' I strapped on. and his retinue , Gromyko . o senate reason-(Twttst Democrats Saturday-belta else to and .seek oabm in. order a Everyone of crowd about just pushed through it promised an organized fight on 'bushed at saa." 300 persons and the chief memable armistice agreement," -should dded. "you bers of .the party climbed .into agree to the the senate floor to Increase the "Suddenly, I fait the boat three waiting Cadillacs flying the following demands of our side: yield of the 1951 tax bill by at heave. 'All 1 could see was water, e. and keep the We were trapped in the ctbia. I Preceded by "Namely, your aide must con- - least S1.000.000.00Q U . in the black. stortod toward the door. three motorcycle policemen they scientioualy and reponibIy deal government ,,fc T'-minutes before I came in with 'the series of grave provoca-- ii face pulled away quickly for suburb-- 1 (he promise fem' . x InnkeH ffur1 The nrwv in i tn Hillsborough where, the Rus-er the Soviet delegates like H or to SentembeV m and must thor- - the ciane hatra' ranted ' a $1,600,000 Ry MICHAEL J: O'NEILL -. could ate light thmugh the finance rommitnot Staff Pre United Correspondent jj mansion there will tee that the committee already IWpw ouRhry- guarantee By THERON H. LUKE 1 (URV The of the free w no recurrence lht WASHINGTON, of Sept. acU "sera Dins the bottom. of the bsur-- 1 r "I gave one almlgbty similar representatives to reoAeH The p on stands Utah county today mribri 1o brOOd ,.hi.h virtlatm 'he Ke.oho nu. Tt?l" for more revenue to nMsll are no "in t u r- . .iate. H ns t t mid o( that P ii f sT. S rtlth' Tht tafb ka nt.nntnj. a Uli, threshold of chance to help I oelieve eer body H tment the v Obstructionism. ' , to so depar Russian defense effort spcnt1SBg.. hev 'that the treat-hat tralization any in neare day the of Janinew' agreemenl the entire world In its fight "cH rounJ Kaesong armistice meeting can. The, two were Sen. Paul at.--: that cabin was but Gromyko testily refused any block the Japanese peace treaty Port .on the conference. against polio. it overturned, the Peiusr resumed!" the San fail will Francisco and be comment. Douglas. D tU and Hubert H The staff and machinery will roll,'d "decam is do rong aide up through the most Soviet the D after the IV thi Communists The hrbke Minn both of "Shortly "I opening test said have of have for the first, Humphrey, be provided already ' sea wpere Long ftssgBS on nounce result." the of ceremonies the 23 on ". whom after talks is no believe to in chance: no there comments evening charging what Aug. make." he said its kind ever conducted with a scowl when reporters ap- -j It said flatly that the treaty Sept- 4 n a matter of days," it that an allied plane bombed and that the bill coming from the aound tnergeswith the AtlMlL is hoped will be a major1 victory 7 will toe signed soon after the said, "the treaty will have been (trafed the ' truce city and "tried senate1 finance committee will ocen proached him again a he waited against polio, but without ofthe' coSix hours after th sccidert so allied 1o murder Red balance the the whethby signed many powers conference in car. his Utah budget. of the , delegation opens Tuesday people operation1 wwrw oe mere no ooum 1 mat 2 in a.m. An win immediate aamurtest fail. will can e,v Vou solemn county, the any quarter as to the fact of investigation by allied liaison nee that there will be a neatf Gromyko WonH Talk (Cmned en Pag Tmst The experiment may prove . . or mnr-of t C-4terms ,.,, oeace." a the wtnKl ed peace thn chnu uat s'ia, vthat the mmm 7 IB nowng. It may "prove Whn they asked if he planned "T "umvvf hoped-fo- r nympnrey una rwporiers. A els nA to stay longer than the scheduled prevention of paralysis, Hope Held Futile . fked. T V I Althouah the rommitiee has not Vl a blood fraction called gamma four-daIV of the conference, GroThe department said it "sin- 200 m aWa Viniaiionn t haneS completed its work on the globulin, is of no avail. Again, it myko' snapped again: H0O.OOO houie tax decision KI cerely hopes-- Russia will take ai Smre then thrie may prove to be the long sought "You heard what I Said. 1 have f U O been maA thin far InH bill, ih.i Hu k. I I J U I V V H more ontrurtiveA atiitud ar'th' UL hae no comment-.weapon that will take the sting ov n AiA a..... other t m: cnarsed ttiur ations vio n.in. out of polio by preventing the m(n,, Acheson sounded his warning treaty, negotiations. But it indi- - ,h ned. two on the ground and OOO.OOO.OOO. It expects to - ;sh dread paralysis. to potential aggressors when he . in u air. Max;!., the hope was forlorn. cated .two A highly trained staff, with the aji nave oeen the bill next week. 1 LXaMaM 'tVu the tripartite defense pact ANCHORAGE. Alaska, Sept. signed Foundathe National backing of earner mine afternoon. " mt,"KX in the f.. ground party found one. alleeed incident Cok J tion 'for. Infantile Paralysis, Will "there """mittee member, tolC, M OBTNG, Iff. V. Sept 1 iim may be a Australian ambassador Percy survivor of a navy patrol bomber 0 Ru'o m m u " e,er"arrive here tonight to Begin the the L"" the committee ver- - The United Nation security that reporters delegate .Present Spender, who signed for his crash Saturday but five search who among to cil .called on Egypt have been sent to block the ioo will he "pretty, close" to experiment Tuesday. They will! is di- - planes scanning the land of lost the said IJ1"!? treaty be assisted by nearly e"vei& doer, This could also take In that there is no end its b.ocK.de agamst oil ana no nation but he planes for a renort- - treaty. rected acainst ""r. tor m the Utah County Medical HEADS EXPERIMENT (Continued on Pare TWe) Other Communyrt delegates. Dr. chance in "the world of getting other shipment bound for Israel led no luck. Acheson s warning;. association. Top officials in the; William McD. Hammon. polio seconded back to the house figure. tbrough the uez canal. . not . announce to the world want We do soviet The. Command he Alaska Public just The vote was taken ws-- 17 1 from Pittsburgh uni- - that if any nation, no matter who; Information office said nine hori- - a 'apanese peace project, are already here, i specialist the Were the bottom of, departscraping iCCIrlllC But they must have sufficients versify who head a special Uhat nation orn SW 1 19 ment i i to we the unexpecien i "unless barrel what leave set have in said, one ies were may be, engages Japan. and injured man -failed children at least 5000 to make; delegation to conduct a pojio to unaccotinUbly mm-we If said. he isma one go any 01 us, found on bleak little Tanaga gotten." prowm apgression against. any virtu- the experiment a success; Par-- 1 experiment pfjicld-wid- e it ,h'" duc ts nfw Proposals be in the timber well we will stand fast together;.. . land in the Aleutians. His fden- - irily defenseless. sk- in must, consent to have, their portance in Utah countv. weflnesoa Prntnisefl of the barrel and act together to repel that ag- - tity and condijjon were not Nations which had a construe-- ; -f?S-':' a In children participate, or the eJt- -j three day setting He was tive interest in the treaty, is Tid.j ilearned immediatgfor. igression.' Spender said. . But Douglas told a Peporter that Soviet Driega-TLu. periment .will fail. Officials in a .New Zealandtaken to at the Adak. spesubordinated i Ambassador Sir "voluntarily ne navybase SernyTrl need will at K. India "niiue neruiu UHZ.HnH charge estimate they Tsarapk.n . Carl Berehdsen said the trea'ty i.. i ii six planes went aloft in poor of'iai interest to the important end v,,.. joined least 5000 of Utah Qounty's 12,000 toi to SETr to amendWorld others w?ls obtost Union and reduce peace world label week be .;atid prepare to security." search for weather expected the j children between the ages of . a .... .. IX U 1H. ..rj-"-::.'.i v..n ..a..a nm .me out "... i ,,na .'ne soviet union oi- .or coniw tension Pare rjy creanng an area oi the lllh aircraft crashed ,,u: r,. haea three and eight years, to bring served ip Utah " county. res ; Russian backed resches active floor. senate .y the Germany .' itself j He in the Pacific: said, or missing in Alaska in the last tinguished . by very stability t, , V ',: :f conclusiei rgsults on the test. hat Egypt would . ar .. lichtcnert economic iiime tko. l,.,ui..r w sth th Doctor declare the innocula-tiornunril reouest. i nnnnuyrtlinnH nun,pnr "m.kn..,i : .i n . v.. . ::v around the throat of westUtilities- chairman releaae - on . , "r, ; i ru. ii v hi in belief that a tn hill -- t.i ih ii if exnread (t c- npif s ti will be harmless. No child seven a . dnt'iri ' rainin vcuiisnea ine in ' Rarlin z:. ; Saturday month Prove' Munici' f anH wKon I three nations"TI innU - on de- - lnn le India, a countries, 7,OWW,O0tJiftit notably storm would tro Ca the from government " hop reminiscent of they,e,,d," itJiMl d read need arista, to turn from Platinum pal pbwer financial report. wUl ba needed-tto the balance theLuativ let the restriction lapse o tit Kim Saimnrf nn pided their objection ' ? a. y . ' Endorsement, of. the comJ Page to acts. and to broyei ... ."Alaska's. West "coast. Wf words such could rf thai Dungett. ;!',;' Its disaothej Eevpuan delegate Mahmoud Kw. o in ing experiment its ability to fight, when fight it nearance brought to at least R7 not' sign. But it said "to have zl Re emnhasi-zeDotialas ha And that ..b.hlKia." frejuently denounced Fork American for ready Utah county by the Utah to preserve its liberty and the number of persons dead or rst attempted to settle every riarniwt on German highway he believes a balanced budget U tie American-Britis- h must, - PSsadb one-day celeLabor "hirrest. Ctounty Iedieal society will rmr Mfl dhinraents between Berlin and highly important" as a brake on resolutidn as an illegal interfer- ,CTn .; bration in-- atateT Page 1. f -- r missing in AlasKa plane mishaps V"" be read In ehurehes of this In a in a vain effort to get linani- thn waat move inflation Inflation comes now ence with his countrv'l right ff since J,uly 21. irnn area today, along , with an 250 Attend Signing mous consent would have meant which allied officials atd might he said, not from printing ' to forward leek its' against "inael The last Throng of reported the plan. explanation Peace with Japan "either in cut off the food supply pt the backs" bub from bank credit of the resolution final two days of, Payaoh Passage The treaty, which anchors thesition at 9 a.m. when ft a ur nea -- aurrounaea western createa oy government oorrow- - portend firmer and more serious ul,,rt yHarvest Daya and Homecdm-in- r southern end of the Pacific de- - ithe Civil Aeronautics . Adminis- "tys will be endangered by them, ac- -; .. sectota. 3. reaction from any government it celebratloh. Besides, said, at delay fense might was tration 250: for Page Bethel . line, before operator signed , - tng. " I hw arti'd unit-- aoviri now ha) a ship halted aa ine which have Mine cording to- the best medical auhern tn 1., TdrKl dangerOUS. HmndariM rlimh at K. .n.MItk.lplMnr on de- - I Provo firemen spot 13 bad er thorities in the field. to use the Suez Canal an insisting began guards j, . attempt on ajd 4 ! f SfS and i The. goai, instruments. It the army post .overlooking J ngmiui fly 12t homes, Jbig di ta.len sercnes The western powers took, the Saturday,. 11 .clinic stations fir hazards in fAiir- hnnn' no, "the Japanese neoole rr rirft- hari nnlv r.nMor, " e " swung from democracy back to trockft setking to reach the city iBsPe-tion- ". ' were , designated at which the; continue LONDON; Sept.. 1 gfcOThe initiative In' sponsoring the pr onlv nt.ts into vVnrHrtrnna tia' sudoIv. -. a laminar neiav ina taci c ... na ov vr. . i "! tests will be given four in Pr0vo ck iw.Vv . aget.-caid ppsai because the blockade seti-- S. Page 4. w and purposes already in exist- -, "y . JA few hours earlier, the. around . had" . 400 more than niahtfa.il and one each in seven other Utah . ... ar a L .. j umi rr."stacKrn .V. r un military otwly hamper their effort to inem . goal vvnicn at . iea . we hope to makeiAi .u lence mm ui ... ., iin tL,nnt- iajint.i ittDveimi iereo te i at ine nus- - p" 0ther, features today: flew over the assure a steady flow of oil to Ar:' county cities. Beginning. Tues jmwn basis for ofthe navy patrol ,'"l..'ce" VrT the victims peace in the Pacific p.-- a, mm m inn sians neimsieai cne k jwiini on area 19 times their European day and continuing! through Sept. " VH migni. DT. . Meanwhile. Jthe state depart- - homher that' rrasheH , and horned w nr man. . rUBI U - P R T ua. 9 r a 22 ill be given Central Utah News 8, the innodilations 30. and Sdefense foftsajf. Aug me most and ment 11 1200 is SWcs in united island said "TrLittle of TTLaS. miles the. month Veterans any Tanaga Washington from 9 a.m. to 9 pin., although Around the World .4 of th allies recognized that blockade clamped on Berlin by southwest of Anchorage. (Continued on Page Two) , not every day at facb station. ew . S Japan given the opportunity to the Russians a little more than r.ieis Provo stations will b the Farrer take its place. again a an equal three years ago remembered that junior high- school; wymourit Stotlstle among the free nation could' it, too. began as a series of nuis-ma. 5. . 7 Village student health center. Sport 'an important contribution a nee" measure that only grad-t- o Franklin and Timpanogos schools' Editorial .' in the Pacific." the uajfly developed into a total stop- stability Orem's wijl be the city hall in D Without this page of all surface travel to and .said rearson department that community. Place for the ; ... ... J ...... no peace, from the eity. be can ' there c- - "Robertson 1 stability ;m . Frmnk .. V! r an lii nuiin:i others will be announced in . . virin . rniv . lu he new taxes, ranging up to 771 i Cili a "ttT nauon acciaem io -- WASHINGTON, Monday's Daily Herald; and over Women's Features, 100 marks f$25) a trip for heavy the record of the past 15 months Sept. 1 fgJP a ' I'C iSchcol News . . . i. . TOme at sn accelerated pace late Ip the Florida scunrr.i. the radio. trailer-truck- s at were" imposed rVtGn President the when f Truman launch will have redeemed moreiwllCriQOn g Church 'News - Saturday as million of Amen- - mn Cantor, h wife son, tter-inwithout ' ? .eH ,4 biggest defense bond selling drive Series people previouwarnE bonds the were savings two I for the and cans road A Days, Designated 'Canie Striaw hit the -nephews open Western officials said shiprtn. Xe'nrIA War II nn. tktinr ' than i l.lllf?Q I 11 sold . the average person . r .,. Classified ... : h. :. km - .. rfna? firms and truckers would last big holiday of the summer, killed when another car hit a :.t r; :'t,tiisvt. tne experiment. uays on wnicn CI ...hio EOT Saturday, milk truck and collided with the Bv 5:3d cm na ih 'A,; will be conducted at each station - 129 persons had been killed in Cantor car SHERIDAN, Wyo. Sept. 1 U. s All of west Berlin arc as follows: Harrer junior "IRAN AWAITS w a ,n ivn., h tary of Treasury John W Snvder iective. That is tn help stem in- - A Shendan man was t ;ii. -- -j mea' vegeu..mimr amash.un last i,mk 4 5. and will "volcaU killed early Saturday in an high, Sept. Wymount BRITISH REPLY FriMo., killed speak near Potosi. whatVexperts .Monday night by overjflation food .vacation reach Labor the began night day city ve radio network (10:50 p. m. untary savings " Buying bonds tomobile accident two miles east bv truck. The 13 trains allowed TEHRAN. .Iran. Sept. 1 (UR) ViHage. Sept. 4 and 5: Franklin Of the total. SO were six other persons, night. day 4 and 5; Timpanogos premier Mohammed school. Sept The National Safety council Mossadegh EDT)to carry the appeal to every take out of the publics pockets of hi home town. to .come from the west each lav killed in traffic, at least 14 school. Sept. 4, 5. 6 and 7; Orem said Saturday in a nationwjdc American home. The president the rising amounts of extra cash loaded to capacity wMh other drowned, two were killed in estimated that 390 persons would He are wa Ed. wa who Warneke 4. 5 and 6; Lehi. broadcast that Iran had given speaks from San Francisco. Sny- - produced by the- defense boom. City hall. when his car left good. ftallv plane crashes and eight died dlf to. traffic accidents during the ' place to be announced, Sept. 8; ::finar' proposals ffr solution of derjrom Grand Rapids, Mich. Thi means there will be less highwayinjured extended Labor day weekend, 14. Highway patrolmen from miscellaneous causes . an-tAmerican Fork, place to be oil problem to Great Britain The drive is the first since the money 'and fewer inflationary Mid the ear failed 'to make a PARTLY CLOUDY were reported from Friday night to midnight Twelve persons nounced, Sept. 6 and 7; Pleasant, Iran now awaits Britain an-- J Korean war started 14 month price increases. curve on the highwav drowned whan the fishing boat Monday. This would be a rate of went ur Grove' Pace to..be snnounced, swer, he said. He added that if ago and produced the mobiliza- a few light afternoon Pelican capsized in Not Announced five per hour for th with and off Quota 'straight the today pavement S1 or thunderstorms most It seas off Long island An eti- - period. Sept, 6: SpnngviHe. place to be negotiations are to be resumed tion drive, a spiral of inflation The treasury did not announce overturned several tim shower announced, Sept. 7 and 8; Span- - it rests with the British to give and council estimated quota of bonds it hope to The death waa Wyoming's ever aad near the mountain, mated 50 holiday fishermen were The ooo period of mounting safety noo vehicle would ii ish Fork, place to be announced, counter-proposa- ls to Iran .na. 40 Minimi sell through every means pos- - Mth for the year compared to His h three fense costs ly. ST. one fcal Th treasury hopes to reverse! 103 IW0 tralfic (Continued on Pag Two) ?.r. point plan. (( ontined on Page Two! ommued en Pag Two) IIpssPVHw " lI .. 40-m- an - - Solons Pledge Higher Yield 1 . l'tn wage-polic- -- Dill y . - N.-J.- , Utah County in National Spotlight as Vital Polio Experiment Nears Start - . 1 Russian Plans to Block Japanese Treaty Futile haromer-and-sickl- ... lc f tax-writi- 1 ng - R,n. - I r-- TTt . ' It , , - - r - Alaskan - " - i.- ! Crash Kills Nine Aboard ys nj.w '1' r ' 1 Fnrf rt JrCU knj ff n d r S-- . - aVaW - "f" C-4- 7. " ',.-.- Through Suez m a f" "T, '"ff r coun-countr- y. t.f PPIPtfSl ' htote . . llnon FW ItUJJlU New Blockade . ""'".".y im-en- " . , ij R-- . . C-4- a T 1 . J ES ""nV' w 7, -- ;:f-v:;f. ns ,:": - -- -- r :-w "-it- i - th' - - , v T - "'-T- 200-mi- - .l.-i-- . v jf vJ,, ." rr; ar! anti-poli- j er, pm-farth- e - LJ B nnna " On West Berlin - O ...nia SmIt ' C-- , s:no 47 green-imlf-dcfen- ae a-- - - f.-- . -- 1 .;j eHr-wid- . '- i . :.. t - i - ; . , : - , ..... J . - h. Si. . V .1 - t j. ' , -- m .. . K,..,. . Truman to Launch Biggest Bond Selling Drive Monday " l .jy . J . nu. Lin . ' 1 "- ' ..-..a- -, . I fd Nation's Accident Death Toll Climbs In Holiday Traffic ke I k- , 1,1 - 11 I . LrnSh . - mm Mer-mldni- in-l- aw i - .;t. - he gale-whipp- de-ft- ed 78-ho- he 1 , ght |