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Bracken Lee, R., Utah, threatened today to walk out of the annual governor's conference unless it takes a stand on high taxes, inflation, the Korean war, the national debt and integrity in government The Utah governor,, a. bitter objector to centralized voiced his protest as the congovernment in. Washington, round-tablla discussion of the problems of ference met for security and welfare. T": Several' of the governors' had Tkrf on a 8-- 3-- PRICE FIVE , L The council voted yesterday. but no oyer objections veto by Russia and Yugoslavia, to consider the supercharged dis- pute arising from the nationalization by Iran of the A IOC and then adjourned for 10 days to permit time for the fervent Iranian Pre mier, Dr. Mohammed Mossadegh, mi. arrive nere ana pieaa nis coun try s cause. Bvt Britain's Sir Gladwyn Jebb, after warning 'that Irans "msen sate" and "suicidal" policy of na tlonalization of the giam refiner- at rjaaan couia nean mat, economically, Iran's "goose willcooked," concluded his open- ; 9-- e, today. FIRST INNING 1951 V CtN'lS Joint Chief of Staff UNITED NATIONS. N. Y., Oct. 2 (U.R) Britain and Iran both professed willingness today to negotiate a settlement Oil com- of the Anglo-Irania- n pany dispute without a decision by the United Nations security council. 1 L-- 2, Allies Can Stop Red Attack Bradley Claims UN Security Council - f OCTOBER TUESDAY. Britain. Iran Willing to Negotiate Gov. Threatens To Walk Out Of Attack Against Giants ' UTAH. COUNTY. 10-- 0 Giant Tip Dodgers Jo Even Playoff Series ,v ' , 4f 7 YEAR, NOf 87 SDOT-SIXT- H "i '-- .sTTI a 55 . SllPecateUo 11 4 7 Denver Ckicac . ... 6 7 Duluth 95 CS Washington 75 1 New York S 1 Miami C ' . '' . ., 2MPERATURES Fr ov U . I ..:-!- . Head Completes Two-Da- y Tour of Korean Front v PT EARNEST HOBERECHT United Press Staff Correspondent TOKYO. Oct. 2 (U.R) Gen. Omar N. Bradley said today 2 7 that the United Nations have enough men in Korea to stopany possible Communist attack, Bradley, chairman of the U. . joint chiefs oi Starr, made the comment at a Korean airport as he prepared to tour of the front. fly back t. Tokyo after a two-da- y He also told newsmen earlier in the dy that he believed the United Nations could win the Korean war on the the prooiem oi now 10 nitrh. fillir.a the bases. Carl DODGERS Furillo flied but skine started to warm up in the care for borderline senility cases. to Mueller in short sight field Dodger bullpen. With the count without committing them to on Thomson," Labine called "mental institutions, when 1 battlefield if truce talks collapse.. after working the count to to the mou.nd for a con- erupted. " Walker i Lands In Tokyo V '. took then two balls and Reese a on out Thomson trl.Tokyo's Ha- I Unded O LOSC lined a single to left field for the ference. Bradley 'Wastin'gf(Time5, curve with the neda airport at 7:55 p. m. (a:SS game's first hit. Irvin bobbled the count m MST). With him were Gen I I f a. mf- but in ball that recovered I'm interested things . . rt . momentarily t . i t 'J l , fllC .III, Uiic lUlld, J B. supreme Matthew Ridgway. a w are Xlj uine are vital, but these things 0111 I pjcvcm xictjoc iiuui ' ree loft . UN commander, and Charles . '.' h shontpd naundine vancing an extra base. Snider ' piHoniai BaKaSraaPaa stVuck out on three straight FOURTH INNING (Chip Bohlen, U. S. state depart th taMo for Pmnhi; He said the! 1 yiaaBalaV KaaV exoert on Russia ment nu KODinson .... , Jones un was time wastinc T, nrsi; pitcnes. rnnfprpnrs Other cil ulJtns field' developments in the Ko- left into the lower by declaring: eot'down pitch to the subjects he to .Thomson. a include: rean war singled La--to; less i t of minimum "Given send to a run good WASHINGTON, Oct. S OJJB : mentioned and adopted cesolu-iu- will, there is absolutely no reason DodleVs in ball right on Spencer's first pitch. 1 0 American ihot Te Sabrejets The United State announced to on them. MJG-1- 5 swung on Spencer s first tions why an arrangement entirely barrier at bine also cleared the down two Rusaian-bui- lt it will suspend tariff 1 11 walk day to oot of fouled here. out and KoStanky on "Maybfe thV pitch 315 foot sign. Pafko over northwest about Page Two) fighters jet alter Nov. '.first: ball behind "I the said. who two-dahe I'm to score Mit to MnotUr in shallow y caught right," knowing! rea to run their Communist-rule- d from to lined Furillo base. Lockman, three destroyed and three yelieve rm right and every manf right centerfieid. Slovakia. in tni5 room knows I'm right." Two runs, two hits, no errors, wo maae a leaping The action Is part of the UJ, " 1 the The govcalhoutburst none left. e 2. Fifth air force fiahters and caught rhm, nil trad n one runs' Gov. , mkuu bombers wrecked 650 out of ment W errors'.one ernors by GIANTS suprise but' with Co light Stanky was called- .le ' of New York, u j Thomas E. Dewey --dominated countrios. aSa kv wu trucKB t(wiicu out pn strikes. Cox made a backmunurt auinif reinniaht rushing Communist handed stab of Dark's, sharp GIANTS Reese tossed out who was presiding, immediately .Him, i imnndinv on Or. mc - against iorcements ana supplies The Westrum lined to Cox. brought the talk back to the subgrounder down the third base,Mays. Bulgaria. a i HALLOWED GROUND While the war rages on nearby. ChapKattlof v.. n. mn1 line, Hodges made a scooping pick- - Spencer lined a aitu pitch on jOne' ject nnder discussion, roimiiCi, uniori, nunj lain Capt. Kenny Lynch celebrates Mass in open-a- ir "church" throw bounce to Furillo and Just reach-- : 3 Fiercely - resisting Chinese been notified of this up of the Dewey told Lee that he offered Korea, for men of Company B. 31st Regi"limited ment s intention to cancel UN to retire the runner. Mueller ed first for a sinele when Furillo an "enchanting Danorama of sub- the stalled HAWTHORNE. Nev.. Oct. 2 (U.R) north of Hwachon,troops ment, 7th U. S. Infantry Division-- (U. S. Army Photo.) xeached first safely when his high fired a hard throw to Hodges., jects" which confront the nation A fire touched off1 by a flash ex- objective attack west of Chorwon concessions with those . on the west central front lor itit Later thia year. nlosinn at th hup" naval ammn grounder went through Hodges' stanky lashed a sharp single to today . . third straight day. The allies were The new action, which will al a k a'. legs for an error. Mueller ivas left on. Labine s first pitch. Spen-- 1 "We v cot some real nrnblems nii,n ak from the? low the United States to forced at second on Irvin'sicer -Ja Dark hit Labine s in thi rnuntrv ' h sairf "W(!jn,., - .1.1 NO American LOSSeS trying to push the Reds last peak they hold on an impor nate against Czech a national aeDt oi zou.uuu,- ' ,a nave iiidi '" ynvu jn tant ridaeline The Communists followed by only a No runs, n3 hits, one error, one Cox' glove for the third out. 000,000: we've got inflation: we've tims "blown to bits'' in the blast, l bombarded the UN troops with), t at Geneva by St . No runs, two hits, no errors. got a proble.m of integrity in gov- left I I 1 IQ M " Five other persons, twoomen U GTS 400 shells in four hours. tries to allow this country to left. (two lernment; we've got a Korean war diiu uuer mt'ii. wcic -j SECOND INNING lUUSiy jn4 A fifth day passed without its tariff agreement with that already has killed or maimed1 jured when the e.xplosion rocked DODGERS a Hodges rammed FIFTH .INNING Communist reply to Ridgway s Slovakia. ruu.UUU American opys, and, the area vestrrdav almost Onlv tho in a snarp single to ien neio. George The action was prompted in to shift the suspended ' - DODGERS Dressen ordered wp ' proposal tL bv i told the administration i: cease-fir- e spencer startea to warm up in tne Erskine to keep working in the thafarp a're 'faced wilh a third uth.Lh.. talks from Kaesong to part by Czechoslovakia's New- ""7 Giants bullpen when Cox hit eight miles to the prisonment of American ouupen as orooKij n came wflr an(j higner taxes 's land." man William N. Oatis on trump- Jones' first pitch foul into the imager t1 "!!,Iltl? .u?U,d n,0t re" southeaat in - :the biggest challenge to HEAD...ax; lu udi ivji un. uiatiia accriiiuvi in 5TH FORCE AIR . . li i i if i iiiivinn dis- field Jones p r that " w in stands. inr picked spy charges. It was formal- vfeel" of Labine's right Pulation z iuk dijr . can air control since last wklThCT Wanta Resolutions r"T .' uct. getting the Korea, ouAKTtna, but threw Cox' bunt broken sacrifice had a over ized in a notification by ion sens up reply curves. Reese. f lied opt to seven and six when At least 256 sharp the Reds 5 threw ST possibly planes out among the North Koreans, Truman to the treasury went to first base , and : wild Lee said the governors, have it curred while racket . or bazooka . , . Hodges x:- a nu.Mdii-uujw. 3 wti.- into the air and came out second i ikiiki t . waa Irvin in shallow left center field.: i xo inira as lo m r3k neiu hit a long drive off the within their power to direct the lPe weapons were oeing filled jsnot down overjciNorthwest Snider Korea best. The day's score for the Chinese and Russians. scored as an error for Jones. left fieldwaU. about :i65 feet from course of the' nation and they witn explosives. Communist 3. Chinese today when eg American Sabre- Sabrejets brought the 5th air walker ijounced to ocKman Chu Teh issued and it went for double "rise above politics'1 and Th 10 workers were new on fets beat off 125 attacking Com- - force grand total of enemy planes IwLn their the of order an jobs. day to China s those LI" apinRltack munist problems. destroyed, probably destroyed armed forces planes Jrvjn sin-- ! the U S -- JP'fJf' backhanded catch. Robinson The bodies of three workmen,! The outnumbered J accusing He said there was 'nothing po- -i Americans and damaged to 289 since Nov. 8, the and of Rled thfou8h Spencer s legs upinftca!" about discussing those trapped in the blast-sweobstructing" V room Vh on two waves of Red took "wrecking 1950. diamond Sni- - problems and the governors by the intense heat, were charred land sent them fleeing "across jets Korean truce talks and preparing the ' th? rinrinV the i, rundown but' Hor middle battles occurred in Today's : , nnr nwith tho norltrers , , , acroni k.,.. M -itinKimiun "...j ooroer alter nan- - separate phases one in the for a new war He said war "ser--of; wucn rescue Alancnurian ?..nT.n v aiK.ni 7 . .. snowine thii-i ... 1 Iresolutions l i PafWn hit ntn a rinilhlel.snouin 4l neiu x:lUSl.i VIl ouiicj run l.ij T. ..I f m.iously threatens the security CJU1. nuu one and llltfl uuiivci in the inem iiuin vui "" Idnxru ijciiuvs about tnemt morning fourth pitch, the Dodgers at-;- " tneyfeel v to Lock-inomotherland." our tree-to- p stank 30.000 to feet. level In ah 'nterview earller. Gov. but- Labine tempted the the Intense Heat Brave Dec the The In J32 the afternoon bag equalled R. day's was Pa scrap. said Fine . Have Enough Men it Into; then SALT LAKE CITY", Oct tUt bunted foul., Lafne . rtr Johr?Sf . hard" OO n t .. l 1n"..i Y.,..nr-trill fnv C . ..i... bounced Stanky 'as he made the pivot down swinging. early for Pennsylvania Rescue workers colleagues of thc tj. s. pilots. No American MIG-I5- S - " " Kowas the at asked sunset. before They just Bradley Republicans to begin taking sides the weakly to the mound and Jones fno rim tift hitc Tiri vwwiiv.a va Kit va orvari planes UV- - VSU dil All uciviv lis in the election of a presidential heat and the danger of new ex tossed him out at first. . DS will be none le'ft. church, UN air assault the Communist The whether ure one for was'stroyed. Tokyo probably destroyed No runs, one hit, one error, two tor taoz. nominee to seven victims to plosions drag troous had Korea enouch in '""a and one damaged. GIANTS left. ' Mueller fouled out! in Salt Lake City this from the room. One was dead, and Capt George W Dunn. Wil- job properly. A I GIANTS Labine scooped up to Hodges. Irvin sent a- grounder one of the six who were still The conference with "We certainly have got enough 1 1 mington. Del., shot down one J Lockman's trickier close to the between Cox and Reese into left when alive Communrecovered died (nary, Vy later. organizational to them " men (the the and destruction shared keep plane f-first base line and tossed him ouft field for a single Lockman went However, a possible greater of another with 1st Lt. Charles ists) from rushing over us." ho scheduled to start tomorrow wOl down Thomson aJ5-2 fouled; Thomson lined swinging pitch against R. Spath. Hamilton. O. Capt. said. "I don't think they can hurt actually get underway with Its tragedy was averted by swiftl t the left field fence on one bounce out to Walker oni pitch. of first general session Friday. Genevacuation Paul W. Brvre La Wrenrehure US any 50 civilian nearly one no one No hit, runs, errors, - eral sessions for a double. He reached second armisIf the Asked will follow Saturday . and Capt. Lloyd J. Thorn p- suspended workers and Tenn military personnel easily when Pafko had trouble left. from other rooms at the loading son. Dover. Del., were credited lice conference were likely to be and Sundav off carom the" playing resumed Bradley said only: A vacancy in the council was with one kill each. plant. H With a count on Mays, "That depends on the situa- - cau-ed- ..t a it For was time the last conference in feared the DODGERS The field lights sen walked to the mound to conAIRES. Argentine. BUENOS 2 (U.Rl David O. McKay was when Oct. flames ABADAN. to V" would ex Iran, other as April W on the turned spread Dodgers his young pitcher and fer: with He would not say flatly that amointed Oct. 2 U.P- - ArgentU Aviation Bonn DiSCUSSIOnS n i at the leame trt hat in their half nf- the tsruisn OU wortters CRBianaea lO- - plosive-ladeprwden, buildings n auici 1". maj iucdi uul d siuwi a Mlnister Brig. Cesar Ojeda re- that the British fovernment .., ...... .. t 4U i A eso'ir ifWthid inning. The time Was 3:02 day them grounder to Reese. Thomson ad- - sixth out of Iran .5 H d y S than a lather tio'n national home lined and was replaced P centers in INeW the to Hodges storage third. Westrum today signed "'" popped s run;y to vaneing . shift . !? Ject . . Ridgway proposal !e field score board after Subject them to an "unrleeessarily However, as the fire subsided, fear aainea JCl. 3, WW. 11 wiu DC us tho l.lk. n Snnfhvon up to Cox about 70 feet- from ff mediately by Brig, uuan San sea. evacuation z were two to first of j by the u.ri council further blasts e.rading'' uct. first on diminished. pitches j. home plate Labine's first pitch. Spencer's bujmw. uermany, appointment Martin The 323 remaining staff techni-t- o It of twelve since Pres. McKay bo-Jones forces Mavs at second Reese balls to mke the score. high-levdiscussions Preliminary vesterdav San Martin of resigned the Thorncian 40fh was of season. Rs. he n fTOn. came the spritual leader of Robinson . Anglo-Iranias eovernor of Cordoba province designed td bring Western Ger- - LOftO, reSSmO Oil fielded Cox' grofjndor hut British-owiib- d No runs two hits no 'errors ' deWest a the European threw wild over Lockman's head corppany cabled strong protest , two left The women's Ojeda has been aviation minister mny into society will -iui . is dujrriu ct luuaj ,w - . w for an error. When trie ball to London against plans to remove iviw 1949 eet since March tomorrow and Thursday. 1, To THIRD INNGING have struck, unexpected snags. bounced into thestands. Cox was them on the cruiser. Mauritius to- while members of the Daughters WASHINGTON. Oct 2 UR Seventy Argentine Sirmen.who The U. S.. British and French at second Dase on the morrow before an Iranian expul- DODGERS Utah Pioneers have arranged Stanky tossed out held uprules. in the hi-- h revolt R.. died topk Rcd. attempted Stefan. Karl Neb., vesterpart failed commissioners sion order a Walker lifted high expires, Reese on a bounder. Snider walk- - Rrpund con- s to hold their D. Per.on Juan President 67 was He xo a against at a for comDlete ecnnd 'We timc dav hospiUl today. to Mueller and Cox went to regard marching up a ed on. four consecutive pitches. to fled last vention tho with in A. attendgovernment Chancellor! 5ct. Friday Bloedorn. conjunction Dr.Walter th 2 r0undwork with (U.RPrincess was the first walk issued by either third after the catch. Spencer- gangplank with the Persianso LONDON. of-- EdinUruguay when the uprising faii- - Konrad Adenauer for technical ina physician, reported earlier church conference Saturday atas unneces-tand Elizabeth and as out theDuke the laughing jeering a pitched Robinson Dodgers lined pitcher. single . that Stefan had suffered an 'acute a squeeze play and Cox sarily degrading and see na reason burgh will leave by plane fair 7S. right field which Mueller just 'tempted max negotiations rerson cnargeo was A cardiovascular 12:30 scheduled third a.m. the at collapse" after en-- j- FA Lb FROM HORSE was air Canada ye5.Taay third and evacuation between meeting why Monday original hung" up missed catching and Snider was U. S. Assistant Secretary tQr t0morrow. former was be a Washington uni- UIXS STUDENT shouldn't But George it Cox carried when tering scored (6:30 p.m. Sunday EST), ouV' Spen- plan forced to hold up at second Coach home. oi aiaie apruine tsraacan was tne Sunday for a POCATELLO. Oct 2 SIR) on rage swo hospital announced today. versity svjirui- - lum.i, oinciai sdia. Fred Fitzsimmons mmediatelv .'initiator'' of the "craty" revolt ufTI strb irca Funeral services for Wayne Me- checkup. came out of the Oiant dugout and had entered the hospital Millan. 16. Pocatello high school Stefan BIRTHDAY a8T'Jl w ?egimevTH called in George Spencer to re- -j uprising Was based WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 OJRJ "severe student who died of injuries sufafter complaining of Mr Former place Jones. Spencer a. rookie. of Sute Cordell pains" in the back and abdomen fered when be foil from a boras, 10-jg. 4 Secretary had a record. Pafko popped! S . - Stefan was a will be held tomorrow. celebrated his 80th birthday T ,Are.nt.to4An-194h .a.S?dori..to mm up on Spencers first pitch, and f a plea to member of the house sppropria- with 5' today anniversary was automatically out on the in a re. lo.a press qonierencc America-- ,nies make , maxi- - Uons subcommittee on the state. . J. 1 field- fly rule. Dark caught the ia , corres -ore.gn ponucms ycruay. ffort" the in global struggle justice and commerce depart , .1 rn frnm ball, bpencea picked up Hodges' ments trickier in front of the plate, but "He (Braden) is the instigator of his throw hit Hodges in the arm what has just occurred," Peron Four in race for Frova city and bounced away. Lockman told the newsmen. SKi a. scooped up the ball and threw to In New York. Braderi dismiss for incumbent cMy the plate where Westrum tagged ed the charge as "perfectly ab 2. rage by default, Snider, who was attempting to surd. 11 ok m kllbKBBSHk.klH rouse Orera MglPSaSSSaaaaaaaM score from third base. The Dodg Peron also said former U. S. ers rushed to argue with umpire cultural attache John Griffiths problems. Page l. was involved ift the plot. George Larry Goetz. but the decision whatever his motives may be WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 U. ProS building for stood. It was scored, aj an error .. Bra-.e "It ia an insult to the coneresst Messersmith, who succeeded d D:i for Spencer, with Lofkman get " year lags aen as ambassador, "did riot lend to and best to world's the press B an assist and Wstrum the iod ia 1M. Page J. mmmmmmZfjL himself to any of these things,' charged President Truman today a free people. Hricaer said it ting DUtOUt. r"eron said With trying to lower a "disgust- sense of in every No runs, one hit, one error, two in iron curtain around the ex- -: the word." ' left. 1 BYL. Page 5. GOVERNMENT of . administration IN He said fair RED ecutive branch of government. mmr aMsswiLiiHiiH jmmLMmW 'mmmm Lvim jp. Reese let Stanky's GIANTS Other Features Today WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 CUR) His protest was aimed at Mr. j the order "is at best only a - retical possibility." Censorship by directorder executive grounder go through his legs for Truman's department a. 4. s an error, Stanley reacning iirst. showed today that thefigures: govern- - ing civilian agencies to withhold the defense department and the Central Utah N Reese made a great pickup off meht went $2,614,986,764 In to the information when deemed neces- - atomic energy commission must Dark's grounder in the hole be red in the first three months of sary m the interest of national be tolerated, he said, but expert- - n tween third and short and threw the current fiscal' year. ence with the military establish-- 1 security. to Robinson for the 'force out This was the highest deficit for Along with Sens Homer Fer-an- y ment shows "that the power to! on , Stanky, Dark reaching first. quarter since World! War II, guson. R., Mich., and Homer suppress information will be Reese threw underhand as he fell but smaller than the $3j000.000.- - Capehart. R., Ind.. Bricker intxo-00- 0 abused. ........ I III in II to the ground but his throw to Pi I' deficit predicted by Secretary duced a resolution last week to The White House reiterated Society ... Robinson was perfect. Mueller be not of Treasury John W. Snyder. order would the order. the yesterday "repeal" ..IS in a short de. a For for right In single the dropped withdrawn, presidential press speech prepared ...IS centerfieid. Dark racing to third. HEADED FOR THE FRONT LINES A huge armada of Boxcars wing gracefully ber period last year, the govern- - livery in the senate today, he said Secretary Joseph Short said: Merry Go Flying 11 ment showed a $296 ' 3471)45 sur- - the order was "unwprthy of sj "There's nothing wrong with the Irvin popped to Robinson just be-- 1 over island, approached to the Korean peninsula. These transports span the Korea straights 12. 1$ Claasified deliveries of vital combat supplies. ' (U.S.A. F. Photo.) hind the infield on Labine's fisst daily making, plus. president of- the UnRed States order." 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