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Show 1 MATURES Provo Salt Lake '. Ojden Butts S2 34 3 3t Boise Denver .. thieaga Dulnth New York, Miami CI 39 CI 3 ST S3 58 99 ,64 83 4S Lofaa St. Gforitf Las Vegas Phoenix Las Aagelei . . Portland MOSTLY CLEAR P.a.i. SJ 34 II 44 4 M . 85 51 31 43 84 CS 84 r MTTMH IT 11 riMIMl Utah in Tin High 2. ent in in Use .. tl M 47 ft (HMMr 9ma4r hsusddlty north 2 variable. 4 VOL. 29, NO. UTAH PROVO. 16. Australian Voters Reject Plan to Solons Ask Increase in , Tax Revenue Outlaw Red Party By GEORGE McC ADD EN United Press Staff Correspondent 16 Amendments Would Boost Yield to $10 Austral- - Billion Asked By HST - SYDNEY, Australia, Sunday, Sept. 23 (IM?) iaris today voted down a government proposal tot outlaw the Communist party. Leaders of the conservative coalition government conceded defeat as latest returns fro.in.the nationwide referendum showed their proposal trailing" by ahout 150,000 votes. An estimated 3,500,000 persons voted on the proposal designed to give the liberal-countparty coalition the con- 22 Sept. Fifteen senators intro duced 16 amendments todav, to the senate's. $5,506j000,000 tU.R) ry UTAH. SEPTEMBER SUNDAY, 23, 1951 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ridgway Agrees to Meeting To Arrange New Truce Talk s V Rejects Red Claims of Violations . ' Great Britain Prays for Gravely III King; Doctors Delay Operation for Lung Ailment rv- H. LAJIB United Press Staff Correspondent By RAYMOND WASHINGTON, COUNTY. stitutional powers to crack down, y -. . . . ... . I i v' lt w on the Reds. b.iH. ana oaiuraay nigm witn and frincess Elizabeth visited the ing from the Victoria statue t Miuraiy The people have spoken and ln-Plac has durin king KlIQCIO S5P while, the where Prince Eliza- - I w Rlnmo m a va w we will abide by their will," said An led an empire. But the immediate Princess Margaret flew bark in Mh house, LONDON. Sept. 22 (UP.) If all were adopted, they VHAJST and th m4 a,mn Mok. of federal Moore, Lyle anxious Britain prayed tonight! operation they urged was post-f- London from her visit in Scot--1 Mary waited with the rest of the-Fpresident I to add would nterruntian. $4,500,000,000 well-beithe Liberal party. of King George! poned, possibly until tomorrow. the Later land. Elizabeth a x sov-news dl attended for world the n deWi of ailing . Eric Harrison, minister the annual yield of the mea VI, gravely, ill' with a lung con- - A silent crowd of Britons wait- - benefit nerfnrmano n lk , Lit r fl NPflnrinfinnt .r.;.n fense production and parliamenan but announcement from ed before the massive waits ofin picture. "Lady With a Lamp" sure and bring it into Vine with dition, The frail king whose tired and of leader the Liberal party, tary palace said no oper-- 1 Buckingham palace and heard Big and was cheered crowds at drawn face aroused fears through- - By the $M.OOO,000000 tax increase Buckingham commented that Australians ''toation had yet been performed and Ben toll away the hours as they Leicester Square asbyshe kept the out the British has suf- - tnlted Press Staff Correspondent sePresident Truman. the requested by day have gambled away none wouia taKe place tonight, waited for official word on theiH promise she had made manv fered from a i..nempire By JOSEPH MAZANDI mM.iinn curity of their country." ' was It understood that some of king An announcement at 10 It also was announced the months and doctors announced United Press Staff Correspondent TOKYO, Sundav. Sept. 23 Confusing Statements The crowds in front of the grey yesterday they would most, if not all. of the senators the royal doctors were sleeping p. m quieted their anxiety for '"The people have spoken but fU.R) Geri Matthew B Ridir-ston- e operate in idenU.R the 'Their moment. the 22 TEHRAN. Iran. Sept. would support other amendments palace tonight. palace reached 2000 in the soon probably this week end I've never' heard in the last 20 Vice todav Hhat tities were not known. Mi-Premier Hossein Fatemi' said to addpt ; promorning but dwindled to much to alleviate the structural changes T--Lt Elizabeth Attends Show years such lying and confusing l!l fa.Five one a soluIran excess to still visions a. ( ommu- for Kav as nitea and doctors, less royal today hopes the thai Derfert autumn levy higher h 1. statema&ts made to the electors," tion of the bitter niM n Members of the- - royal family died away and twinkling street Tension ukn to-profits taxes than those in. the mous surgeon who specializes in liaison mounted!1" officers meet Harrison added bitterly. and anxiety a r y tamps in- the board wall stretch- With an estimated 7f per cent oil dispute although London dis senate bill. These would increase chest operations, spent most of including Queen Mother morrow to discuss resumr. rrontinnd of the senate measure of the vote counted, the results patches said Britain has rejected the anvield tion 01 ine Korean truce additionar-$700.00d,000-. by were: For outlawing" Communism the latest Iranian 'proposals; sr-- r s I jm talks. . Iran and Russia opened irade f' Gabrielson Campaign7 'Dump Bracket Upper The w To win. the government needed talks today for a new said commander and supreme larger mt,AitlAAt ' j 'my liaison iV .. . .i. ". officers will be at a majorjty of votes in four of barter agreement designed to Most of the 'proposed increase the bridge at Pan Mun Jom" at Australia's six states and an over- counteract Britain's "economic would come from the income of 10 a.m. Monday (9 pm. Sunday all majority of the totaL The crackdown on Premier Moham- corporations and upper-brackEDT) "to meet your liaison offi individuals. government gained the majority med Mossadegh's government. cers and to diacuas conditions in New South Wales and QueensDoor Still Open The amendments were in" and in Tasmania mutually satisfactory for a re land, hut trailed i:.,:.. senate continued the . . I .T Fatemi said the door to nego-. troduced as KOSONC ' tax measure of the armistice talks." J W I sumption K at an the debating nations with the. British was still I x 1 However. Ridgway 's revised ,irwf si session which unusual j Saturday He added, however, that answer to the Communist com of south ana Western Australia. open. the latest Iranian note will be started at 10a. m., EDT. manders' offer to resume the Opposition to the referendum "the Of the 13 Democrats and two final step by the government talks they suspended Aug. 23 was spearheaded by the Labor the nation in order to show Republicans in the group; not all sharply rejected a Red claim that party but the voting did not fol- and good will, for the settlement, of were sponsors of each amend-nnthere are still United Nations low along strict party lines. I r r r. r. u coinmitARKtN Th nf .permanent By investigating nitmhpr mpni (nnntnrc John A Ferguson, president of the oil question. violations that remain neutrality tee. Gabrielson Press Staff said United the Correspondent individual charges amendments (In London, a British foreign the unsettled. 'The cases are closed,- 4 the Labbr party, hailed the rc at him were "rumors fired WASHINGTON, Sept. .22 (UR) 13 ' to from being five ranged said the latest suits as vindication of hisrTyT?7lfice spokesman Kidgway said, national chairman land innuendo" spread ."de liber-wOne of the .sponsors of all 18 Republican Iranian proposals "does not pro position and demanded the resig- vide to acknowlDiscuss Conditions confuse the the. in Gabrjelson Guy George ately public Sen: Hubert H. Humphrey, any basis, on which negonation of the government of today, amidst GOP clamor- hope of protecting crooks with ih-he resumed. D Minn leadVr of the rfrive in edged Prime Minister Robert Gordon tiations c o u Ridgway told the Reds that he n,m 10 resign, inai ne recem- ' ana wunoui ine lruman aam inBritain's .rejection, he said isioring the. bill more closely into had instructed his liaison team Menzies. RFC istration." on a dealt the with liney with $10,-lto the president's Tehran.) being relayed to discuss conditions which would Party's Claim The latest Iranian- - note was 000,000.000 request. Another of loan dui ncniea ne sougni or, "How absurd can blackguard-wante- d The Labor party based its op "minimize" the likelihood of furor "influence advantage." ig get?" he demanded. "Nobody handed tb British . Ambassador the group. Sen. Russell B. Long, ther position on the statement that Sir interruptions, although the ; He issued his statement after jn the administration owes me Francis Shepherd by the D., La., .was listed as a sponsor the government has adequate last message from the Red high MlttS a bloc of two senators and amendments. court shah's minister. pf Hussein Republican eveent only anvthin? Comcommand had dismissed the imirtanrf,hi. powers to deal with the a n because there is no longer leading house Republican had resentment that my Darty and I for such discussion. Humphrey, told a press confer-j- a munist situation and arguod that Ala, ms nan Irancontact nuuimuch the between activities ence tne amendments would in- ensrgea are doin- our tmot to exnose The UN commander's the constitutional change would to ian foreign ministry and the crease the yield of the senate bill fied GOP attempts turn' up the graft and corruption, and waa la reply to one' from North (NEA introduce' police state' methods. British ' a : for full year by $4,500,000,000. high Democratic party "influx the moral and ethical decline embassy. UN ARMOR RIPS REDS Korean Premier Gen. Kim n Sung In a concerted drive, tank led UN Tom Iwlson. secretary of the if all' were adopted. In this fiscal ence" on the government lending shown to exist by the new South Wales Communist and Gen. Peng i, Chinese smashed into enemy defenses in the old "iron triangle" (1) Time Limit Dropped troops already year, he said, the ield would be agency. commander in Korea, on Thurs party, saw the results as a "vicestablished record. in an attempt to inflict heavy destruction on Red troops sod fortithe time limit about $5,000,000,000 "compared Some said if jGabrieLson tried tory over repression in this coun- setAlthough day in which the Red generals fications. Savage fighting continued for key positions north of .in the premier's original tilti- - with' $2,700,000,000 in the bill to get favors from the RFC, he I "Can . . . anyone explain how proposed that the truce talks be try." UN On the battled for forces be could eastern to in exert (2). Yanggu (rent, high expected resumed The defeat appeared to end the matum wis dropped, informants drafted bv the senate finance should quit. immediately at Kaesong. K or of fluence receive a favor (from" ground west among (3). with both sides refusing to give up the proposals are the same committee. "Your suggestion therein that long and bitter campaign which- said, Asked the as RFC)?" terms the Delay ground, strategic previously rejected there are instances of alleged vio started when Menzies came into Other Senators The GOP chieftain admitted he lations of the Kaesong neutral power in 1949, ending a years-- I by the British. Charges Probed zone which remain unsettled are long rule by labor. Besides Humphrey .and Long, recently asked RFC Administratsubcommittee of Hoeys or n . rejected,' Ridgway told the Reds. Irritated by a series of crip-I- k i others in the group were Sens. is r M Slimrl Qummfllnn is investigating . 1 .iT -- . group charges Each of the several cases in-- 1 IN H. D Paul coal and , 111., other Herbert dock, KCT Douglas, pling OSM, .J IU06D0 chalr- fit'onal wherein you reported an alleged H. Lehman. D.. N. Y.: William repayments on $18,500,000 in gov- - th? . dustrial strikes which the 8ov-- j crlc "V1" violation was fully investigated. ernment loans to Carthage Hy- - ed ernment. charged wore 'Commu- - PriCfi InCTGQSGS hell' Benton., D.. Conn.. Warren G. American Lithofold .. Where UNC (UN command) Maohncrtn n WqpK Wivntt T rimni fnrn kink .. t . , f RFC were responsible, the fact forces O firm, get printing Mnrco .... Orn Iii.iit ...u:W 1in. tl U,ll throuffti a law declaring the d.r Lmxr IS WIIILII in fPMin ui in vjdUI was reported. Where. UNC forces Ala .TsmMT M.irr.v nliui, Mnnt nrocint Boyle has denied it by OPS Communist party dissolved. The es were not involved you were s4 noi aia Wil- Brien McMahon l"c 85 a measure, which made Australia GENE SYMONDS In in Conn., Clvde1 D, letter rto . chairman . . twercr advised and the cases are dosed.' . WASHINGTON.. Sept. 22 H A come up in the subcommitteee dl- - By . . . - enemy jjeU - action ham I.anupr R ii r- ThwiHnr.' d 1j nation the first English-speakin- g I have so instructed my reprev.. laiivis vjiccn, j.t i. 1 c3 11.3 rwtr 1 r '' ran nlanf iMrmrm ,it in fka to attempt to outlaw the Reds, rectly. Sen. John J. Williams, R., sentatives." D.. Tenn.. Harley M. Del., voiced them on the senate TOKYO. Sunday. Sept. 23 U.P) minute battle. was invalidated by the high ioaay toamnorizea stuaeoaKer anaifauver. ' .Taise their new passenger gore, D., W- Va., and Matthew-cafloor he or! underThree nlanes attack yesterday, saying Reject Charge fourt. v stood GabrieLson had been neeo- - Seoul Kimnn airfield earlv to-- Four enemy jets jumped four Ridgway continued: "I likewise prices in line with the in- - FM. Neely, D., W. Va. j AXenzies then took his fight to creases Shooting Stars in another reject the charge repeated in your already announced by The amendments carry out tiating with the Reconstruction day as the Reds stepped up their. the polls. ' With the pledge to out- most of the action, but no planes were dim- - letter Finance Corp., since he became aerial warfare over Korea. oreviouslv violations of thai proposals law the Communist party the Effective industry? tomorrow. dealers" Humphrey. Most would be aimed Other Radar-guide- d American jets pa- - the neutsfcl alleged national GOP chairman in Augzone bv UNC forces Amriran night sg main' plank of his platform, he ust. 1949. won a majority in both the house :ai plugging fighter planes shot down one of trolling-- 'Mig Alley" near the made it impossible to continue the loopholes win go up dv varying amounts in the 0m tax laws. Another; I 1W I --mf 1 1 1 This was essentially , the charge tne enemy; propeiior-drive- n ooruyr were unaoie,neK0tiatj0ns present The and senate. planes rall LSI tl IU Rn v a in a Durst oi any enemy pianes. caioer machine- - lu ranging frdm$15.7jR on the low- - 'would adopt the house provisionlWM for he unneccssarv joaintt est priced model? to $1 17.36 on fen individual income taxes which un fire nemy planes droptne armistice conference is Five other Republican senators Roks Take Hill the Commander convertible. would produce about $480,000,000"; NEW YORK, Sept. 23 voiced such quick criticism that If" wo DomDS wunoui causing ll'Ulft. Nash dealers on the same date more yearly, mostly from heavierfThe world premiere of a'five-feln th ground war South Ko the action Ridgway s message was deliv. . overnight intp'a Y ?.ma.7l , levies on upperbracket taxpayers, movie informally called "The what seemedturned may raise their cellings-teS47.ered a to by UN liaison officers to Gabbe climaxed ""'"ircan . the infantrymen ,r,,m.?cu' "dump . SS. . . . . . , fl O r i 'iRnnlr rrti lrtw tnA ,U "umrci -- "thr jmallpct mm w : vv, sara " ft the Communists at the Red outof -i war . battle bv move the r tne "overi;r-numpnrey longest nelson E came from the northwest tuilpg a mountain on the central post of Pan Mun Jom. near Kae...am: on ov dui uusuiLss neiming majority" of the 15 'rK states -- ueIII Today Sens. Herman Welker . . , riVer V" ,ey over front in rough and tumble 'i song. at 10 a m today 9 p m Satuiv ai lldlUI S WOUIU Support amend- tulMJ iuhhiiukc R., Ia.. and William F. Jenner, HT2 h! Korean Ambassador four - door custom ments sponsored by Sen. Joseph its ctiorl to establish the identity R., capital EDT) and broadcast The urday battle for fighting. to the number Ind., brought '' One . enemy.,, plane was shot down. ..... I sedan. C. O'Mahoney. D., Wyo., to takelof the Rambling overlords of m a ... k Hoi.ht . k...n oa Page Two) Wil IU .V .Mill Wft.ll said Jenner Gabrielson war uir vittaKc ui luiian ana eight. Ufa officials, said the new the house excess nm. Staten island. iiv . on 01 (Continued Two) reDort Paga 5 !T.Ule to two the other r,e,sign LnaL i escape managed only to cars sold visions. ine state crime commission SET. RFC "influence is true. Hutvnr-iirr- , om. piuc-eye- a Diona ceilings to Nash apply ku fu- I inu and Studcbaker dealers Morse and Douelas also attend ignored the late'st technological In the house Paul Shafer. Rep. irom Brignam Lity miss Bunny by the manufacturers on and ed the press- conference. Both invention television to go back R .... wit .uu,i...iift uj. Mu h chimed in with a clear ...t Reese allied ",dr bv Saturday night was after Sept. 23 The- do not apply emphasized they were supporting to the days of the silent pictures, Bill elradi? I ' demand. named Misf Utah'' of 1952. to cars which dealers bought be- - proposals for heavier tax lexies and the of the film was on ' . Air raid sirens sounded in The .shapely lass won out over fore that date. to a hand to take bow Defends Actions after the mflation. combat, ' Be Scoff! at 12:50 am. and the all five finalists after more than event gala 10 min came an Gabrielson "Of hour clear said and course three hours of judging at the I Big Audience' ute- later. However, no bombs Utah state fair. She was crowned; , A capacity audience sat in a have discussed the affairs of the were company (Carthage Hydrocolii dropped in the city itself Colleen! by Miss America Richmond court darkened, county no report on the sire Hutchins last yearns Miss Utah WASHINGTON. Sept. 22 (U. room and watched the film, ac- WHS' RFC officials since becom- - jnere was sept. 22 aj. Washington, two hombs dropped. Defense Mobilizer ceremonies. Charles E. " chairman. ing during impressive Republican V. '! R comthe Sen. Arthur Watkins companied by ' running Other finalists were, Marlene' RFC cona maintains properly mentary of a committee investiUtah.' .has .introduced a bill SraSon io r'ZZZZ "SaT Telford of Lewiston. Lou Ann; tinuing check on the activities , 10 tne auinorize ft into military went ithe side of the Republican oartv " gator. Birkbeck of Salt Lake City, Dor--1 r AKGO, N.D.. Sept. 22 aluminum olanta from guns of inscrine, the Alexander (the Pope) companies it helps b - stricken action against the enemy planes lne words Korean wir onnead-- r Pacific othy. Pace of Woods Cross. and en. Robert A. Taft blamed Gov. iTaft said. drought one of the "three D'Alessip, Whose attack fas the biggest of;,tone of m'n kiUed in that con- Northwest to other areas where homas. E. Dewev of New. York J.o Andrus of Magna. He said there have that been Dees." alleged rulers of Rich Talks Like Candidate the war. In the past lone raid ",n mn? ourieu in navionai chfmD water power is abundant, today for the Republican defeat mond county book ma kins. several changes of arrangements fcrs in 1948 and, said the Republicans , have appeared over the capi irmrirrrta Farina a northwestern. lait; who has talked likeT a 'watched in silence as the picture on the loans, that he discussed tal but the He told the senate he was not shortaee that could cut off can win the presid scale of this attain lit Al loan matters at snowed him with least twice j. ,he tr,P taking money from if they conduct the right kindlcandJdaKte-nnwas believed to hint at bigger Satisfied with President Tru- -, percent of the aluminum produced t decided yet whe- - a man identified by the narrator former RFC board member Harman's ruling that the word "Ko- - in the area, which accounts for of campaign., ttacks to come. . jfayingv han Three I'tah county cities in """ Mia tr Re.- - as 'a runner," named Alexander vey Gunderson, and that he has The night attack followed one rea" may be inscribed on the half the nation's aluminum three-da- y a Taft, wide finishing approve county sewage seen Symington twice. He said the conflict put. Wilson suggested the plantof the biggest air battles of the tour", of'Minnesota Publicans have three issues on Zirpoli. control proposal: appeal for The "scenario" of "It was the movie duty to do all in war Saturday when 120 American is a "war" even though some transfer scheme to the big three to and which North .Dakota, ripped into, united front in approach to campaign whic h will covered the periods between 11- my power my to make these of the industry Aluminum and Russian-bui- lt jets clashed authorities feel it Would Dewey for the campaign Dewewin for them county's most vexing prob'ments secure," he added. on Page Two) . next vear : , above North Korea. Three of the tute a loss of face" to admit it. pany of America Reynolds conducted in J948: ' , lem. Pace 3. and Kaiser Aluminum an He said Dewey "failed to excite Five Provo families" leave ii al company." any interest or enthusiasm in on important eovernment ln identical telegrams to the people yho were for him" to go mission to Iran." Page 3. three companies, Wilson asked out and work him. He for said nears of finish County them to submit to him by next that "in the defeat the Republiyear's road construction, rean Tueadav in n If an how much cans are tb blame' for the largely amc material, apparently versity on Sept. 10. ?triIck wi.th 8 hammer or!of Thr5 were further proof, he said, that it would cost and bow lone it pair program. Page 4. niK..M 22 (UP manner uuiiri iiisiiuuicrii. was iouna Dy poured on the cold metal as ocampaign conducted." youngsters learned County polio to'tal hits 64. "I thought it was a nice mete- tne metal was normal uranium would take to shift twb or that three lads who were playing on) sealer. today "ao, Page 5. and 0f their aluminum pot lines orite," the doctor said. "But I mat is MS parts of GOP Can Win' Other features today: RSTk Is' Fi""y. he said, young Monroe found it had a density twice as one part of u' the Pacific Northwest to The railroad in was said Dalhgrt. If the. ease is presented' proD- - .,a Pace is Ohio or other areas where non-tchipping at the metal in the great as any meteorite." that Lapaz explained . ... i pm i one raas SIUDDeO ni nving room oi nis home when a im uictiiiiai di uie 2, 3, 4. 5. 6 erly in 1952, the Republican can-- 4 atom Central I'tah News He said he then told Dr. CarJ active ingredient which - is interruptibie power could be bombtoes on the metal.' which was spark Deaths Ididate for president can be flew and a hole in W. 'Beck, associate professor of used in atomic bombs. burned made available economically by lne mvcriity of New Mexico projecting slightly above the sur his grandfather s white shirt. It geology, about the S whelmingly elected." Taft said. News Briefs densiThe matter was then taken to or construction object's said the atomic energy commis face. . .. 3 was then that his mother. Mrs, ty and was told "you Statistics He ripped into Dewev "at a'sinn must be university 'president Tom rppa purchase Wilson ... hac .V..MI1UI.U UlOi tiT,. miI said he K. ft n Do The ll 12, 7. Monroe, 9 boys. Billie Monroe, decided to- - take crazy." However, he said Dr. joy. who immediately called an idea because 8, Luncheon sponsored by the Nprth Sports a study t the norflhv which was to jorite" the 13, brought and Walton the object to editor Albert H. Beck's tests proved it had a den- extraordinary Golden, Amusements of the ia uaKota and Cass county (rargo) university on Sept. 8. is n.cates it meeting 12.. actually Fowler, , dug up the cylinder-shape- d Law of the Dalhart Texan. 19 Republican committee, "Bob Taft" f 19 "tremendously high" board of regents. The FBI and may be necessary to Business Page sity of acthe composed famous radio object. . The object was also taken to Editorial 9. Sec 2 day was celebrated in 'Fargo to- - tive AFC were called ln. and convinced them that the aluminum plants "as material. The A.E.C. accordsaid that the lads ap- the Rock Island shops where were dealing with uranium. they After receiving a receipt signed of Lapaz 9 sec, z day. Taft was scheduled to close Drew Pearson fense measure." to Dr. Lincoln ing of the a had Lapaz, deal of fun workers were amazed at its hardFrank C. Robertson . 8 sec. Z his three-da- y 'We decided we had a bear by by Andrew Walker, chief of the But km said the United north central states Institute of Meteories helieve parently with thegreat metal for sev ness and tested it with hack-saplaying Women's Features ,. Sec. 2 tour with a soeech at the North ' that said AEC security service at Sandta that the transfer plan is still in the tail," Lapaz the is metal an eral weeks. ..... . 7. See. 2 Dakota . . . School News and a power-drive- n arindinc Worried, the two took the ob base near here, the regents! the tentative stag and that no Agriculture, college fieldII device made seven nf-experimental ioht He described it as a semi-c. S See wheel. C'hurcn News . to Dr, Milton, Kahn. former turned the metal over to him. decisions have been or cam be hnnc fnniakt ' 'T ject q inder, 6.7 inches in diameter and Law, recalling that Lopaz Comic Strips Sec. 2 "I am convinced' the majority ag. ly employed at Los Alamos and It was flown to Los Alamos. 'made until the three imiMiilai .10, Dr. Lapaz said that the metal 2.3 inches On of "fire-ballthe meteors and top high. 11. 12, 13, Sec. 2 of the American Classified now a professor of cnemntry where it was tested and where report to him on the time and people are on which produces red-h- ot sparks! the cylinder was a half inch layer brought the object to the uni here. Dr. Kahn's gamma counts; it nbW remains. expense that would be InvolsodL tax-increa- ill fin . se - gqgWgf wa Leaders Open Trade Talks , WJ"n?" or , rl or ng . house-approv- r, wieo. , I ed " Anglo-Irania- .'ti - " , f . . GOP Chairman Denies Seeking Influence' In Dealing With RFC , et j II x . w ami: i - as j - Teh-Hua- 15-d- ay j - j j 3 Red Planes Raid Seoul j Airfield; One Shot Down . Approved , T 1 -- A . -- outli-nerf-'h- Brig ham City Movies Used In Probe ta. ed - F-- m tl in I ..... 1 . . 80 ie ..-- el 90 Girl Named Miss Utah on. . sh r -ib cn-rg- 1; - V'""' -. .- r- -, Kfl-Na- . u"5" . - - . .- ..i cap-cra- v to-ha- simul-Continu- ed nd - l . nr-of- ot-iii- i - Watkins Asks 'Korean War' Put on Heodstones . co-st- ar - -- j Toft Blames Dewey For 1943 GOP Defeat; Sees Victory Thef Aluminum Plants " " frm We$t Coast P""' JW Anti-aircra- Co-st- ar i Inside the Herald - . 8 5 es. -- - "non-politic- al - mvest-(Continu- ed , . Playth ing of 3 Boys Turns Out to Be $33,000 Chunk of Uranium 1 l. ; Lr - , U-Z- 38 . l,rfrt!in? 5. j U-2- 35 . I II I. Jo-de- ........ 1-- . . . 5. ws j - ' 1 1 V . 1 yl a.' he |