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Andy Pafko's 29th home run the of the season with two out-i.second inning opened the game's temscoring and put the Dodgers hit was porarily ahead. Pafko he second off Jim Hearn. Giant starter, Pee Wee Reese singling with one out in the first inning, steal. but going out attemptingwasto short The Dodeer lead lived. Bobbv Thompson's 31st home run of the season with Monte irvin on 2- first base gave lead in the the Giants a fourth. . Thompson's blow, the second feasehit off Ralph Branca, came with two out and landed well into the left field stands. , A home run by. levin in the Giants' half of the eighth concluded the scoring. It was his 24th of the year. Box score: , NEW YORK, Oct. 1 (U.R) Box score of the first 1951 National league playoff game H o AB New York 6 2 . 5 2b Stanky, .1 0 , 4 Dark, ss 0 1 Mueller, rf . . . 5 1 2 i, . 4 Irvin, If 1 10 Lockman, lb L . 4 er or n 1, 1951 Supreme Court Opens Its 1951-5- 2 Term Governors Hear Wilson, Marshall J PRICE FIVE CENTS . ! . GATLINBURG. Tenn., Oct. Gen. George C Mar shall said today that Ameri can military forces in Korea have reached a degree of excellence unparalleled in the ? Russia Objects to UN's Considering Oil Dispute (U.R) hotly-controvers- nation's history. f' mukocm SLl ' rW fj rWONVAM Asked to Mqke Choice Between an Honorable War Armistice, Personal Inspection Of Korean War Front All-O- ut TOKYO, Oct. 1 (U.W Th United Nations command told the Communists today to atop bluffing; and main their 'choice between an "honorable war. armistice" and all-oThe UN command sounded the warning while waiting 8TH ARMY HEADQUAR TERS. Korean Oct. 1 U.R United Nations forces hurled back the Communists in the air and ofl the ground, today as Gen. Omar H. Bradley and Matthew D. Ridgway toured the Korean front. , ASSAULTS? American Jets shot down their 114th Communist jet fighter of; Pei ping radio charges the UN command the ial or UN Waiting For Reply To Proposal JEBz Bradley, Ridgway Make The court transacted nO business. About 25 lawyers were admitted to practice. As the court started its 162 nd term, the justices faced a docket of 350 casei, ranging from minor, inheritance claims to new Communist appeals and racial segregation issues. After the brief session, the justices retired for a week of locked-doconferences to decide which of the appeals merit review. .t JOHN L. CUTTER United Press Staff Correspondent MANCHURIA On Ground session. By 1 (KB) -- of Excellence ' Degree ' ' 1.1' v 1 1951-5term today with short traditional ceremony. All nine justices were on the bench for the 11 minute In Korea Reach High M Oct. WASHINGTON, Reds Hurled Back In Air, The supreme court opened its 2 a U.S. Military Forces F-- fc OCTOBER I perate reprisals." Issuing a "manifesto," the senators said they would fight to defend the fundamental freedoms of speech and the press in America ' The gr6up was headed by Sens. Styles Bridges, R., N. H., and Boufke B. Hickenlooper, R., IaHickenlpoper told a reporter the GOP senators also were concerned about indications that the administration has started a "calculated assault" on Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R. Wis , a signer xjf the "manifesto." He said the manifesto also was prompted in part by the "trend toward censorship" seen in President Truman's new executive order which permits all federal agencies to place security classifications on official information. Welker, Ida. ; Signers included Sens. Herman . Andrew P. Kan.; Wash.'; Schoeppel, Cain, Harry William F. KnOwland, Cal. ; Arthur V Watkins, Utah;. Henry C. Dworshak, Wa., and Wallace . Bennett, . Utah.'. . MONDAY, Comm unists Warned. To Stop Cease-FirAbout e Bluffing RepubWASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (U.R) Twenty-fiv- e accused trying to suppress legitimate news and using smear tactics to silence opposition. The senators, said "there is evidence that no man can criticize today and escape intem- Thomson ond Irvin Knock tfome. Runs To Subdue Brooklyn UTAH. COUNTY, tBMIM If ut for a Communist reply to its pro posal to shift the susp talks from Kaesoni U eight miles to the southeast middle of the western front " man's-lan- d Supreme UN Commander Matthew, B, Ridgway made Wm proposal last Thursday in a for mal note to Gen. Kim H North Korean premier and mander in chief, and Gen i. commander of wr and damaged three others on both eastplans troop landings He said morale is? hieh and and west coasts of in a over dogfight high reis but the excellent, training northwest Korea. The rest of the Korea north oi present battle sults would be "dire and devasReport said sea operations enemy formation fled north to lines. tating'' if congress should impose in vicinity of Chan nam po and Manchuria. a proposed law requiring the reOil intensified Map ' South Korean ground forces at Wonsan were turn of inactive reserves after BULLETIN shows how sClch amphibious op- same the time the third captured one of to active service year only x FLLTSHlNGr N. Y. Oct. 1 flJ.R) Russia today objected F D frations might place UN forces crest of a hill mass west of "heart Britain's oil Marshall, who recently resigned Q Q0 CVQCUQT6U In position at shorter "walst-- ; the I'niied Nations security council considering al on break the ridge" as secretary oi aeiense, spoxe.ai, of Korea. 90 to 80 muss line" dispute with. Iraki on the grounds that it 1s an Internal Iranian front and sent the remnants of a round table discussion of cmer- I north of present battle lino. matter. North Korean battalion fleeing in Korea. kgency problems at the 43rd An By By HARRY FERGUSON north. nual Governors' conference. UP Foreign News Editor T Warning The South Koreans won the Britain and Iran take their r ABADAN; Iran. Oct. 1 UJ- - two western crests of the hill No Serious Impart new UN warning The The evacuation by warship of the Sunday night. They smashed .to quarrel, before the United Nations the form of a "Voice of the UW E. Defense Mobilizer Charles was men oil in last British Iran the third crest Monday morning. security council today, but the Wilson tord the Command' broadcast to governors that ordered today. but were driven back 10tt people to keep your eyes on are the nation has managed to shoul The "330 Britons, who had re- yards by the determinednearly Reds. "The Communists aatast the Russians. .They may tip their der its additional military bur- belled against London orders to that the time for bl hand on whether they want war dens without "any serious impact "stand firm!' against Iran's ulti over." the hrnodraat said. matum to get our by Thursday, now. 4wo years from now or ever. on dor economy." Unless the Reds 1 2 The South Koreans Thomson, 3b . 2 charged out up be taken e c o n o - controls will, Wednesday the hill Although sume not o 2 The are Russians active the cease-fir- e . 3 1 cf fixed (UP.) with .;. Hrt WiSHINhmN again Mays, bayonets CHICAGO, were imposed in "bulging" fash- under protection of the Royal and routed t 11 (U Dr. Al- on mutually satisfactory . nirtir j nant. in the 4 0 2 e the South Koreans Westrum, The- ReDublican ion, he said, the , economy from Navy. They probably will leave T" Iran's seizure of controversy party's national over bexto GainzoflPaz today urged it said, they face the prospect of . 3 9 0 d Hearn, p the Anglo-Irani- Jan. 25 through'July was so geh- - on the cruiser Mauritius, which after a bloody unana miU- terrible winter and mora committee gave executive every individual to consider the off for been has a. J Abtdin Oil Go. installations in erau standing Maui i.t-mai pritv M6 27 U 32 Othei Totals trooDS South farKorean a n commence of fisht for freedom Oi Anglo-Iraniath Dress vote the imous several weeks, iwbj la "Winter annroarhina Iranian town utually turned down in June. mer east captured a hill north AB ....... ...... .. . HO A0 I ip n min Brooklyn it. mi irF.uin "1 still hate controls as hard Oil company said. T vi n in o iwuu " But Abadan. Vall west of 2 4 under trouble . "Punchbowl uiuiiuiurj OiGabrielson who has been anywhere as I ever did." Wilson insisted, Alec C. Mason, assistant gen' Furillo, rf ' u . ports t ion and supply thst srill 'struggle to guard his liberties. 2 0 j in congress ior his dealings in the worjd is Moscow's dish, ''but 'I think this is a time when eral manager of the AIOC. made ariAva In,. ,...,... Reese, ss . . . 3 fire 6 0 4 Virtorv Dr. Goirua. former editor and P?gu ' the Reds, If it seems a chance we should throw our pet hates the evacuation announcement aft- erate enemv resUtanc Snider, cf with the RFC. particularly 24 0 came 3 . 3 2b UN the after initial publisher of La Prensa which was t s. rkil days Robinson. y, men nrntpctpH pnnn'l ,IV , , The vote was taken after Gab- -j to embarrass one of the big about controls out of the win- er h p 7 0 xarized i " a suDDressed and bv position. the Campanella, e . 3 atackJ1on cm such as would All orders and said rather Britain. himself the; up powers dow." brought they . ? 0 X1 v3 Bradley. cnairman or the U S p- -, Pafko, If f,.rM th become the than are RFC in leave his this of k.i4 a,..niina dealings. voluntarily ingredients present Question 1 to 2 Marshall follow 2 . Scheduled of chiefs and staff, n joint Hodges, lb . . j Ridgway irr the had enough of the S 0 a Gabrielson is president and geh- situation. ; and Wilson was Civil Defense "political pawns" ln,t mtr pr n" oeen. mn tne Cox. 3b . ..ti 3 supreme UN commander, arrived crisis. warwage-nyoroi counsel 1 erai CaldF. Irreconcilable Millard 0 q Administrator ' . . . of absolute an at .TiJ.T, ETLZZmTE enemy advance Korean by plane ft Branca, p Kg" Big Issues: has borrowed The oil men told the AIOC air 40 0 0 col. Inc. which well. John Foster Dulles, state base from 11:27 m an a st uncondition-a) Russell .., ..1o and Tokyo governments, ( scaje 0 o 0 S18.500.00O to mane nign ocuine There are bie issues involved department adviser, was to speak management they were certain (7 27 p.m. Sunday MST). - . Podbielan, p . al ally of freedom The broadcast said it Is Iran would carry out the threat. irr the quarrl between Britain at a banquet tonight. gasoline from natural gas. the nicht They spent apparently He said individuals should at- - ceivable that the Reds "might to expel them from this southern in Korea. The 1 S 27 2 J , 28 Totals Several executive c ommittee and Iran issues, for instance. Gov.. Adlai E. Stevenson of Illi- oil Conblacknosed " honor,ble ,?"Ut'c n center Thursday. as the fact that Britain and nois, presiding over the session. stellation in which thev flew to tach the same Importance to the (a) Russell hit fhto a double play members expressed their cbnfid-jsuc- h R.ttHe In . British the Gabrielson. London, Jouett and in eighth enre in coalition set the stage for the discussion foreign riorea returned to Tokyo Monday ireeoom oi tneir newspapers as yn, ujj command offer still 000 200 010 3 xodd of . Louisville, Ky., movedibadly need the oil that formerly with a declaration that the states office confirmed that the evacu New York without them. dictator might do. stands to end the war fairly. any would-b- e uuu uuu to night sent had been i to make it the expression of the tiowed from Abadan to the west bear tremendous responsibilities ation order uiu Brooklyn to The came Korea for baaed on military realities." A generals TiMj.tnrhir nlae th hihst said. Abadan. The technicians are ex- a personal em world. But months of threats. in the mobilization .program. Runs batted in fatKo, l nom-- ) commrttee. One member after look at the war and value on news." he said. 'There 2. Irvin. Two base hit Dark. th and negotiations to endorse Todd's mo- - counter-threaThe arrival of most of the gov pected to be taken by warship to to discuss Allied strateirv w'ith T.t Home runs Pafko, Thomson, Ir-;- ti that might d it was aDDroved without 'have peeled the problem down to ernors yesterday set off a series Basrah, Iraq, where- planes will Gen. James A. Van Fleet, com- - is be available to take therrv home. mander of the 8th armv. and his not possibly "w WiU Ir&n vin. Sacrifices Hearn, tnomson !a dissenting this: ! 350 o'i tne dethe affect vote conferences political press York 10; and other executives . Mason Left oh basest-Ne- w technicians in Abadan and voted scheduled . to 'British largely to the question of will stay in Abadan until Thurs- ",r i8"" owrpuv poucy om .f h t "T .h -""T- -r Brooklyn 2. Bases on balls of- f- Gabrielson is before whether Gen. Dwight D. Eisensena or he" tks to j tan tartan out Thursday will when testify go by Basrah. Branca 5. Hearn 2. Struck. tp regime wnich they to troops protect hower may be the Republican day launch. Branca 5, Hearn ' 5. Hits and investigating the connections of nationals, activities." control air by Bad Conditions Flying 1952. in nominee n rurts off Branca 5 and 3 in 8 Gabrielson and Chairman Will jam. Unless somethine haorjens time presidential In Tehran, Viee Premier Gets Honorary Degree After a brief reception. Brad- and 0 in l. M. Boyle. Jr., of the Democratic, is running short.' Iran has told a confertold innings; Podbielan 1 Branca Tart Fatemi Lee Backs press 0 (Ir- - National committee with com- - the British oil workers to Ket Hit by pitcher by ence that Iran had advised the ley, Ridgway and Van Fleet were spoke before a spe- e divisions in i ijDr.ft Gainza The subject was raised in talks British he expulsion order would flown to front-linvin). Double plays out bv Thursdav. That isn't much panies that got RFC loans. .. in viif hi .tin i Ei uk iw r ri , . ooservawon Jaid Lockman (2); Westrum-Stank. seven with Republican governors. not be revoked because of the time pianes. Gabrielson and Boyle have the fact that Meain Khool after - debatesconsidermg WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 UJ9 univer,ity for of them were, Five avowedly di- urnisn appeal 10 me unneo iain the UN security did notning wrong, inewiinno thty made a start today to- Ditcher Hearn (17-9- ), in Congress the that i the landmade Fatemitdown Eisenhower or leaning TEellow Reptib airstrip his run told lions council. hi chairman .weeks. for If security ). Umpires licans that, like Boyle, he will this one shows any signs of rection.. They were Gov. Thomas said the mm come to ing ana xaxeoir oi ine party ap- ... . pitcher Branca art could u nnr4 British infill on me muni-oiuio. ' . . ila , . Bill JSte wart, plate: Larr- Goetz, turn over his income tax records " E Dewey of New York. 1944 artW Tehran to catch planes if they near hazardous . A veteran. nilot aincrrinr. Russia can a can up, . . r Dao speeding govern always people judge dollar 1948 GOP candidate: Gov. Walter didn't go to Basrrah. spending bill and lb; Lou Jorda. 2b; Jocko Conlan, to the senate investigators. jj.find ways to slow, it down. .L . la ment, even though no criticism new taxmilitary Vj to help pay 3b Time 2:39. Attendance . of Wisconsin: Gov Kohler J. legislation Jr had in committee received GOP editorial Iran executive Fatemi said the The evident for it. Gov F.. of Russ Am Edward " to tions do unless "ordered" Veto Kansas; Have from. Dr. columns of the newspaper, is meeting' here in connection applications for jobs A pint conference committee Val Peterson of Nebraska and several Kiduav and Van Fleet an- - Lf i iXJLm mm .j oil- - experts and is "con111 . with a strategy conference of As a member of the security Gov. work on the final version . Sherman Adams of New German them. began elated and Vparticulariy inpeared free "But a lacking. i people eastern Republicans. sidering" of the. military bill Chairman council, Russia has a vetp on any Hanpshtre. a ' EOn- - fnrmatinn DOin Mllliea r CUnilllUUUSiy. ffTiinff ntswai i . but inn top decision taken. Whether she uses Gov. J. Brackenr Lee oi Utah The vice premier said the se- erals seemed much more enthusi- distorted, mutilated, directed and . .fL1 Vt council had no jurisdict- astic : than it will depend on developments, said he is for Sen. Robert-'A- . Taft curity during previous visits censored, are blind destined toW ion- in the dispute and that if to but in any event it is difficult of H I the can front. man as "a trust." Ohio JlS s0ffer all manner of indigniUes ."f- , council took up the case it Rradlev was affahiaa hn to see how Moscow can fail to 1 rm a, aH r . again Gov Earl Warren of Califor- the use the be "like would some decondoning -he bo will measure the benefits from the reap hopes served. He personally greeted, the 1948 The Germans. lUlians' and WASHINGTON, DC, Oct. 1J of force by the powerful against each bate. All she has to do is have nia, this week. completed U p of the and a potential candi- the division nominee unit to access and. The defense department anOn all free lost Spaniards weak. . one of her delegates make a date for the commanders. news at the same time they lost; The senate has approved gSg.- top spot in 1952, denounced today the following is here that speech Eisen508.000.000 for the armed forces either to area: asserting endorse clined Korean casualties in the their freedom. another .example of a big power hower or Taft or to put himself RUSSIANS MDICULI Is happening for the fiscal year which started same Killed in action: "The thing Region (Britain) trying to kick around into the picture. TRUMAN'S ORDER in the Americas today." July 1. That Is about Cpl. Dimingo Trujillo, son of a little one, (Iran) and all of this definitely 1 more than has been sugUJ to MOSCOW. Oct. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Clemente Trujillo, individuals Gainta Izvestra. urged 1 ttpi is part of the official organ of the supreme realize that "courageous report- - gested by President Truman or Salt Lake City, and Marine Pic. WASHINGTON. Oct. E Woods plot to' take over the world. Then Eva councU of the USSR, said yester- - ing" can forestall the march to- approved by the house. Frank L. Birrell. son of Mr. and Rent Stabilizer Tighe Mrs. James A. Birrell, Salt Lake today damned! rent controls on that speech can be put into the President Trumarr's recent wards dictatorships, day O'Mahoney started the four more "crftical" defense ardas Communist propaganda mill for order to civil govern-- j The accurate reporting of news.-- omy breezes blowing security City. a world-widmove rem e in gougBlood aimea ai Wounded :' distribution. can permit ment oil ices resembled Adolf Dr. Oamza said, mUtn he said he favors cuts In j The general guidepost is this: Pvt. Frank A- Behunin; son of ers " Hitler's press legislation. ' downtrodden ' people to "realize lri. military bill to keen federal Russia a BUENOS takes Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Berry. Provo. in to line AIRES, denied reestablished!1' The Woods' Argentina. tough newspaper said the United that many privileges, action spending in line with the pending ' Injured controls on all residential hous- - the security council session, it Oct. 1 (U.R) Sen or a Eva Peron, GARFIELD. Utah. Oct. 1 (U.R) States hall imposed s "fierce cen- - them, sre normal and .usual n4w Um legislation, son Ais of means toll traffic Utah's to she Pvt. Ignacia Gonzalez, face up to wife of the Argentine president, ink in arid around Huntsville. jumped sorship" and ridiculed American among other peoples, close at! As expected the house rejected fatality ready Mr. and Mrs. Jose P. Gonzalez, Ala., at the Jan. 1. level, and in! an armed break between Britairf was given a blood transfusion today with the death of four men clsims of s "free preps." ihand or for sway mate amendments to its tax blU wreck near GarMonticello. Utah. and around Tooele, Utah, at levels' and Iran with all the Sunday morning. She is suffering in a truck-aut- o and Speaker Sam Ray bum apReturned to duty: on" Jul v 1 lflfMl If she Jakes a rinore from anemia. field, Utah, yesterday afternoon. QUences. seven house r:onfsraas to pointed hous-,mohet-ate Cple". Hansel M. Rayner, ward line W also extends controls to old and confines The victims were: ! The doctor's report said her work out s compromise Lake 58Salt LeGrande sen of to making propaganda, it. condition was "statiionary." SenorajHeber L. Meyers. Holladay: Backman, senste. Rayburn said r ing net now Under control in a, City. radius around Anchorage; means Stalin has decided this Peron's condition was reported 'year old Charles R. Jones. Mur wouldn't take "too thgt 1 and Fairbanks. Alaska,, at levels time isn t the time to shove all his to have been worsened by news ray; Harold Jensen, aa, layiors-vill- e. the job. 37. R. East into. the center of the table. of Friday's revolt. cniPs and Verne Rider, prevailing on July 1; J950, bill calls tor a Mill Creek. ooost in oW,UOU.OOO ia. mm ,w. ....... uricunLTTrtiu , noilli, v i a , . , Mmm,ita.' w.' .will., Driver of the truck, Joseph F. hOUSe IOT a 7JAISWW mmmniHm and linnnr will uf.The wo into ef-- I " new til, rate evriae the Scramble to Buy Seats Lake said Tracy. 29, Salt City, cost more a month from today. feet on the first day of the njntfcd55S!., 10 0O0,0tSJUJ0 l. XiiSSS".-Th- e (crash occurred when his steering afUr?or 10 more than mere. day. will beginning carome' nrW gear failed and the truck CHICAGO. Oct. 1 (U;PJ The reened out of control, smashing from higher excise Uxes on thoseTenactment of the bill. 1Hence they nation's highway death toll K UniCSS IOC; Will Oe ClieCtlVe rOV. .n mor, v nthr .tom ,u. ,rr J,i,, . climbed toward the million mark House . by fails to reach , the White . ivievers. . of office stabilization-The n price the National Safety today after SIS VSIISSS US auto naasenners serious- - antnmatirallv nermits orice in UJ! council announced that 356 pec- -; NEW YORK. Oct.; 1 the ticket scramble began about many season ticket holders, whose', v Other w i MK. .a... ft by Oct, 21. That Is not. inmroH mwIhaH r. I Wa tart ... IV HieH in traffic nrririents dtir- -f j inn. j oaseDan-i"-rina the IL or. oi were for aenrious inousanas held tickets ,r month L. being tus.i Buck-todI Salt lhemj26 Lake City and Charles i . LONDON. Oct TTri,r excise taxes. In the case of excise ,ikly tw. Auonst r "' at the box office, had trouble Clawson. 46. Salt Jake City. Four- - taxes on the manufacturer's once i Here are some of the increases "there The toll was the lareest for anvltns broke flown a five - foot m. . teen year old Bill Shirts, son ofthe retail price increase may be due to begin next month; Cigsr-et- has been improvement" month so far this year, and it was high iron at toda' and sufe9ung. shortly after dawn started tolgetting them. a cent one gasoline in King George Vi s coodtTioe in Louise i Christensen, l Salt tne largest August toiai since into tnefotunda at Hbbets Held clifnb the iron gate closing off The park has a seating capacity Mrs. more than theaT tax so as to re- - half a cent a package:beer, T aw. gl a the past 24 gallon; w fleet the retailer 1941. s regular onH in a mad scramble to buy seats the ticket booths in the rotunda. vaa. nf 79 111 . . . FMoar ticket . . ria.. per? auau wvsawa "cr, cw sunereo. wowy, oarrei; uc. The announcement was the 12th The council said that traffic for the first playoff game be- - As if this were rS signal the Uanaocr ngm injuries. P'olin. aiSlirl is w. centage markup. a linn; wines, iwo vo cenis, issued by tha palace embulletin deaths from the advent, of the tweenVT the Brooklyn were and The vicUms crowd 90 noon auiet in and orderlv minutes Dodgers filled fatality tin A vf... by nearly ,to conference ponding on sioonoi oonieni. . .! i i . wed all or . since doctors it nloves of the (arfielr! smelter automobile through August, stood i.ew i ui fv uiams. to surge for before game time. mis point oegan does for must increase The still committee the one of gasoline of many now at 986,500. adjust king's were to en and when route deward work pert in weir waice mey leit dox An original police differences between the tax bills not spply to thst already held at Sept 23 The It predicted earlier that the lunches; blankets, crushed and In a matter of minutes the five- - tail was bolstered by another 40 the accident occurred. two chambers at retail ouUeU. so Were may DC consistently Dassed by the a.i 1.000.000th traffic death would battered hats even shoes. foot hish cate crashed m,. j .u- - i men and five mounted policemen j most of the excise tax a short lag sfter isof 1 before The exact nature of Wa sing s i u occur during the third week in With the tieket booths in the' By 1Q a.m., it was almost However, 9 a.m. and others before j collect-- ! illness and details stations It said that its predic- - rotunda sc heduled to open at 9 possible to get within a block of shortly some in were identical both fiUing begin "um. were alerted at nearby precinct onlv 130 at this ,timm last provisionsnot . ' Is m. for the 1:30 p.m. EDT game, the Dodgers' home field and stations. tion have not tion still holds true. j bills and subject to change by ing the tax year. . -1 British 67-pla- ne Men v east-centr- - Teh-Hua- Ship From Iran j : Gainza Urges U. S. To Watch Press Feedom Gabrielson Vote Of Confidence . m-c- -- - r 1 - .hand-to-han- an . south-weste- i rn ii . . -- . west-riels- T on . -- i x- Anglo-Irania- . m,. u- . . . : g ist ts itn ky - et1 Conferees At Work On Big Military Bill , Hos-hei- I Dark-Stank- y- l y; - f a. i ; . council-som- etimes (13-11- A - JSiiW n- 1 ,- Vm : , Utahns Figure In Casualties ,i - Rent Controls gHg "T!? . re-laa- nrf vice-president- ial Clamped Toeele Anglo-Americ- an Peron Given Transfusion - - Four Killed In Salt Lake $3,500.-000,0- 00 , County Crash I : j - conse-nrevallir- m 55-ye- df Higher Excise Taxes To Go Into Effect On November r, r;raii ar 20-m- ile Highway Deaths Approach Million . . , Dodger Fans Break Down Iron Gate Improvement Of I ....... t - . . S a mm P SS W mm um aaa i s. . iw-pro- oi Tar-l- r 1 -- J . - 20-m- King Continues 1 v . XT . an ! -- ,n -- ay |