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Show 1r 'iiTnra.in: im i iiimiii ji ih.. n.m TEMFEHATUBE3 Prove . ft Salt Lake . t 5S Uiu DtiTtr l Cbie S .... ..... Ogde St. Crorr . st 12 T Prtl .. IS Eut PoctUIi 1 . . T 4t . 7 4 ST 4 . . . St . ele-alf ajsy. I'-- a t Uy, IS. Mlaimmm kwrnidHy wrists Jmw eexC Licht te vri.'r i Lu VtU.. . tt tS Rttmuek Pkxaix 11 t ISIt LM AlftlM fS ST Nw Vrk . a rraa. 41 .... Miami 74 tu lira l!;ulru VOL SO, n n NO. 2 UTAH PROVO, r COUNTY. UTAH. n nm ; INDIANAPOLIS. (UP) The Ind iana Republican State Convention, breaking precedent Saturday bound all itt 32 National Conven tion delegates ' to vote for Sen. Hobert A. Taft for president in Chicago next month. The Convention approved an instructed delegation by voice vote. It had chosen 20 Taft delegates to two for Gen. Dwight D. Eisen hower at district caucuses Friday night and added 10 more Taft sup porters from the state at largewasa moment before the motion made. U. S. Sen. Homer E. Capehart, who was presiding, ruled the mo- - 1952 8, fcaxard PRICE s&irs.i?. FIVE . CUTIS To Confer with Stalin ls ''to iiafl 7 JUNE i-- lice Willing I All 32 SUNDAY. i Sees Federal Budget Deficit As Dangerous Problem At Press Meet tion passed and aald It definitely bound all delegates and alternate delegates to Taft. The delegates. Including the state's two GOP Senator and National Committeeman Ralph T. Gates, were chosen by acclamafcion from a list prepared rriday GOP state commitby the tee. Omnfbas Motion The convention chose the dele gates In an omnibus motion which included nomination ei live un opposed candidates for placet on the state ticket for next Novem ber's election. Among them was U.' . Sen. William E. Jenner." whose first Washington term expires next Jan at-lar- ge By JOHN L. CUTTEK NEW YORK, J UP) Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower Saturday told his - second political press conference that a president of the TJ. S. he would "go to any place In the worjd' to meet Russian Premier Joseph Stalin if he thought that would promote the peace and security" of the world. But Eisenhower added quickly: ."I'm not so certain that ia the Br ROBERT E. LEE way to do things." United Press Staff Correspond en t BULLETIN JAPANESE AMBASSADOR REACHES U.S. First postwar Jap- in Elsenhower made the statement WASHINGTON uary. (UP) Steel industry nd union neffctl.. WASHINGTON (UP) Presireply to a question as to whethambassador to the United States. Eikichl Arakl (center), 61, For weeks, observer! predicted hianese House Saturday in. ators five met hours at the White for er he would Wask-inrtoa favor a personal dent T rum a a returned te welcomed on arrival In San Francisco by Japanese Consul Gen. -Taft would walk away with the Mitsuo six new to a the cripplingday steel atrike and Tanaka. Araki. en route to Washington, is accompanied meeting- with Stalin if he were attempt settle by plane late Saturday bulk of the Hoosier delegation. Des a elected was his sig-n21.' frwra an Tomlko Truamid Mr. Me. near, that anctht president. by daughter, announced, Spriaafield, agreement (left. pite, a strong campaign by Eisen Eisenhower opened his second nin's DC-4- , The ladepeadeaee, EDT Sunday. session would be held at IX hower supporters, their only vicpress conference as a candidate arrived at Natieaal Airpert at The bargaining teams maintained silence when they County Legislature Convenes Thursday tory was in Marion :11 p.m. EDT. for the Republican presidential when their slates of (Indianapolis) the cabinet room in the White House at 6 p.m. EDT. , left He went directly the White nomination with a PIERRE, S. D., June T (U?)- -A state convention delegates triumPresidential assistant John R. Steelman, who has House. of his previous statement that canvass ap- phed, in the May 6 primary. ' ' peace and security Is the greatest directing the new round of meetings, told newsmen bcth confirm Sen. former i.ong. nooen a., unm, By MERRIMAN SMITH ' peared today' to narrow of issue the imwould be,back Sunday. and an sides chair campaign victory state Eisenhower. campaign Robert A. Taft's portant contributing factor to other United Preu White Heose Writer He said the negotiators would over Gen. Dwight Eisenhower in man, accused ine "i SPRINGFIELD. Mo. (UP) present problems of government with their own people and last Tuesday's South Dakota pri- state committee" of deliberately Tough-Pensio- n - lashed back at "meet " He said he was President to do go over the situation saruraay in ah Elsenhower any Sen. RobertTrumanready delegate mary, preventing Taft and other critics preparation for the meeting." nathing to find a . Official returns from 56 counties, from filing as a candidate for of his U. S. Air Force Saturday would give benefits to public em- - gram which will satisfactory proBy CLIFF A.' MILLER ; Steelmsa S1U la convention from the tional and tabulations peace unofficial bring delegate. plus SALT: LAKE CITY (UP) -U- tah;Ployes totaling $8 00,000 in excess security to the United States and and said that American planes sat in briefly at the Steelman remaining 12, gave Taft 64.663 to He said the issue would be taken of funds. The amend to the nations with which we must "can bomb" the enemy at will" In available towards margin to the national convention! - cre- lawmakers are. not looking and end of the morning Eisenhower's, 63,865 for beginning ments to are due into Korea. effect go session of the trade. Thursday's special dentials committee. of 738. , and afternoon sessions, but he was with relish and for good July 1 and would leave the state The World would be unsettled so The Chief Executive denounced not more communicative about Earlier, on the basis of unofficial . "We. have seen the Texas steal legislature bura with tremendous financial a reason they have the "terrible amount of misinfortough probreturns from all counties. Taft had duplicated," Grant said. den and no. method of obtaining long as Soviet Russia maintains mation about our situation In the what progress had been made than that Communism State GOP Chairman Cale Hold lem. the negotiators themselves. cannot live side led by 900. By iuircLM cKrr?f of what to do with the deficit amount. side with the free world, he air over Korea" and said the Air a scattering An ergac'i. SPANISH had FORK been But by there The winner gets all 14. delegates er accused by Grant of refusing theThe question involved are genEmployes split Force has been able to "maintain of said. present state public employee erally into two camps, those some Uoa was set tip to work for a. from reports to the Republican national con admittance to a prospective, Eisen- retirement optimistic favor air supremacy over North Korea." system has about as ing retention of the present hower delegate until after a filing Differ On Method congressional sources. permanent Cood control program vention. system answers as and "We Remb Enemy At Will many opinions are not going to be deon the Spanish 7ork River at a Jail attributed to high quarters. and those favoring substitution of The canvass was continuing in deadline andtieit was then "too there are public employes. said state committee "That means we can bomb the One senate source said bfc had meeting of land ownrs and vri-ou- j the system with federal social stroyed." he added. the 12 remaining counties, but was late" The major difference between enemy at will, almost everywhere been informed the administration TliciaLi fcere rriday eJf-- t. not expected to alter the outcome "endeavored to be fair In the- hot The session was called in the security. The group favored a cars pairs j first place because of amendments contest." Republican and Democratic foreign in his territory. Mr. Truman said. was "very hopeful ' 'a to any great extent. getting . Fear Other Issues policy was "really a disagreement His remarks were seen as a settlement during the weekend. to get government funds for tie Rep. Charles .A. Halleck. Indi to the retirement system that Errors found by county election ana's to as method." be continued. stern rebuke to the recent crit Andther. whose information came project, and land owners pledfri met also dean, congressional boards favored Eisenhower, He a closed door, Besides the retirement problem "If we are going to have a progr- icism o( his Air Force policies by from the same place, reported he tbeir support in making necd to Leland according while 212 of a total votes, the legislators will probably have am,-then picked up what we must do ia to Taft and other criucis. had been told progress was "so lnd available. xor the Hood ca-Smith, one of seven gubernatorial Taft gained 110. four, other Issues to consider, ac- (work out a plan to Insure freedom The President injected a sober encouraging" '. a aettlement waajtrol work. , candidates. The results of the cording to hints dropped by the for all.'" he said. "The United lng note by warning the world that possible by nightfall. j . Hafold Creer. Vb chairman! He told a district caucus Halleck canvass will not be avail- "found governon. They include appropria- States can't live aU alone." . Russian-mad- e "new Koreas" were It was indicated the negotiators door the slammed" he when meeting, quoted Rep. Kra to tion of funds construc able in final form until next week, He said France war spending 'a an ever present danger to this were complete Boaone as aytI Preside to file for a delegate-a- t trying to eeme up with a!B of tion at because in one county the returns appeared the industrial building amount cf terrific" and, Jos money 1 new projects at Jyatian, .seat. on , and.iniraan wage large ..v. complete ."package" Jocked. ia Eisenhower found from two precinct were the state prison, a study byth tag 'annually morelhan half of Ks He said the Kremlin might be However, ahe tc4. Jfcfr umi, his strength issues, dlsposl including fringe council flood ballot boxes. of control legislative fi Indonew and greater war- tion of the disputed . union shop young military. leaders In letters that she wouid wc: i tot in the Indianapolis area. Eugene .1 it for consideration by the Chlna In "another incident In. our planning a flood control program, kit. Cref fare against the Democracies of issue. C. Pulliam. publisher of the Indi WASHINGTON. (UP) Secretary legislation 1953 legislature, a soldier's vote global Commu- the West. tt said. When and if anapolis Star and News, and Wil of State Dean Acheson plans to and extension of state nism." struggle against conceded that on reached, both sides agreement President The J. Clark Elmer, county comm. in-liam I Hutcheson, former presi- fly to Vienna late this month along measure, aU the have "1 personally think I would never the forbidden side of the Yalu oer. saia use commission fead to on dent of the AFL International the same air corridor where two aid to schools. hand officials necessary The state supreme court, last sendr troops there." Elsenhower River, the question of air superi top Presidents of six corresponded with the Utah eon- act Carpenters' Union, were elected Russian 'jets this week "deliber- week quickly. ruled that the present retire- said. delegation. ority might be a different story. major steel companies and their areional aelegates from the 11th district ately buzzed" American AmbassaElsenhower said he had been de Mr. Truman struck repeatedly Industrial relations experts set up All the speakers from the Another newspaper man. Editor dor Walter J." Donnelly's plane, it ment system and its amendments m the luged with advice against making at the possibility of new RussianIn a hotel two blocks eDC wer mniious in the ' are constitutional, although Clifford B. Ward of the Fort Wayne was disclosed Saturday. xhlLt work mutt neceson was on not out court doD it the theme outbreaks. the speeches pointed campaign House. Inspired the White l, was named in the Acheson's to the Austrian He deplored an American trend sarily judging the virtue Of ,the of "peace, it's wonderful." He in4th District. Ward is considered capital" would trip be part of an itiner- measure. Philip Murray dicated he intended to go . on toward relaxation of the defeoie Union President 7 . (UP) WASHINGTON. June a Taft supporter. headed the CIO UtH to London visits includes that personally ary those doD afltr advisers. effort. oAjMhlnt kid The high court simply ruled that ignoring Sen. Arthur V. Watkins workers negotiating team. Stand and Berlin aboard President Trumore conceive Still can't "I Dancer of Iq was as the the anything as Interior far the issue a legal CIO charged Secretary headquarters, man's personal plane, the Inde- broad limitations of the constitution important to the American people "The cold fact is that we are ing by at said that many Oscar Chapman today with "ink from the White Mr. Creer scant Acheson is scheduled to pendence. ' were unwilling to give tte In and this than said. he still in double peace and vacilllaton great was security danger," concerned. decision, of a were union dis House, group Oxford from an honorary degree troubled Elsenhower said. ground asked for by the Array "We cannot tell what the Krem- trict leaders and talk" on legislation to authorize hearing called- He saidworld," legal advisers... Engineers itinerary And at a public council University the present at that time. Mr. Creer Execuof and the Is lack Chief lin the the upper Colorado River storage security planning." conto h in Lnndon iune 25 to "receive by the legislative One official said both sides were asked if there were any objections new to world in be the contributes said. tive "There peace may project. cafls for him to be in Berlin June sider viewpoints of public employes the cost of "in dead earnest" with to giving the necessary right i government, high taxes offensives In Korea. There may be bargaining His blast was provoked by , a it was definitely established there and inflation. 29 and in Vienna for a "deep understanding of their re- way. In of the new other Koreas parts would be. no simple solution. .budget bureau report saying ac i g end the stop. At this point Mr. Elmer rufr "I'm fed up with people making globe. The Communists may even sponsibilities" to which tion on the legislation would be were of is bewas strike, that the tiring coukr be The employes costing Vienna Feelings he planned of said. fun gested dep than trip attacks be peace," greater planning until the de interior "premature" - seen up to this point. . . the nation 300,000 tons of steel, a equalized and H ooe ownecwas reNEJW YORK, (UP) The Trans fore Wednesday's incident in which 'rooted on all sides of the question. on he Pressed whether havewe thought an re official makes partment " ' buzzed by;The hearing didn t produce any there should be changes in the we do not know, .we cannot be day. quired to give a disproportionate port Workers Union (CIO) asked Donnelly's plane was port on the proposed .porject.' that a Senate rules on seniority or the sure." nd he could be the Federal Mediation Board Sat Sovjet Jets during a flight from constructive suggestions The same air of optimism was piece of of the to Vienna others. accept. Pans.. employes might by four-dato bemajority Eisenon on reflected' where in debate limitation statements rules. Hill.' intervene The President's the urday Capitol The questiow of maintenance was The council will present a bill jhower said. "I don't know whether 'fore the annual reunion of the 35th Sens. Wayne Morse oia wildcat strike of more than and brought up and Mr. Elmer said t. to the legislature that would trim I do or not. 1,000 mechanics and cargo hand Division, his World War I outfit, Hubert H. Humphrey commission was willing te Child lers for American Airlines at La termination costs f the retirement appeared to be a flat contradiction said they hid been Informed f county lf set a mill levy tor t.ood to 52.450.000. . field Guardia and recent the of In system International the of reports concerning "hopeful signs progress" One control maintenance after project American air strength; airport. This solution was e negotiations which should lead to completion. The expressions from Michael Quill, president of the Mr. Truman said "here are the settlement in (he next few days. meet from legi opposition all over the ,houte were that the ' ne out union, requested immediate inter and from used state open facts." the Killed in system language favoring As the "wage talks resumed, it owners w ere willing to give the vention "to 'help end the work to interpretation. These w ere his was those who think even $2,000,000 too reported that management necessary ground. stoppage by '.restoring, the em old words: the much money to bury sys to offer CIO President was Mr. Creer Introduced F. W. Mc ready SALT LAKE CITY. June 7 U.R) ployes' confidence in the collective Lot of Misinformation tem In favor of social security. a chief of the Salt Lake field hourly Gregor, Philip Murray Summit County Sheriff George bargaining process and by requir"There has been a terrible hike. SPRINGVILLE A The governor his expressed the office of the Sacramento District, . Fisher says the two hitchkikers ing the American Airlines to meet about amount of misinformation will session from was the toddler pulled special hope that U.S. Corps of Engineers bo spoke that shot' a Utah highway patrol-- , its obligations under the Railway Springville Murray has been demanding a on an irrigation ditch at 6:55 p.m. be a quick one, but it has the BERLIN (UP) Extra ammuni- our situation in the air over Kowhat must be dooe. man were brothers, one of whom Labor Act." three installment increase knock-dowsome pay To rea. bear and revived through ar earmarks of a people talk, dragout tion was handed Communist GerSaturday He said the appropriation had Je was AWOL from the Army. an comrecom over as were we would think, period Quill said the work stoppage was tificial respiration and use of fire fight. be made before the work could be man, One of the brothers was killed Saturday together with you there and mended by the wage Stabilization dooe. is hoping someone will orderspolice opposed by the union'a department resuscitation equip on the permanent control bwt Everyone to shoot to kill if necessary pletely outclassed over when he refused to halt during expressly e 2 Russian-madBoard cents retroactive he said U international and local officers, but ment, come up with the perfect solution. to halt a flood of refugees fleeing at the mercy of the emergency wcrk a chase in the Echo Canyon foot- blamed the to last Jan. 1, 2 cents more could be some The child, a- daughter of Mr. It didn't happen during the last to the west "arrogant done" by mskirg as from enemy Air Force. the thousands by hills. He is Carman J. Barbaro, attitude" for company's 2 on cents and true 543 another "Now. of course, that isn't July 1, .goading the workers and Mrs. Juan Lopez of about East regular legislative session, b'ut at Soviet-ru- n emergency claim at once. He said 23. of Freeport, Long Island. His into a strike which at alL Here are the facts. We have next Jan, L has caused the S. 1st East, was rescued from the!ieast can benefit Western officialsGermany. lawmakers the the had said xroup seemed very cooperative. . they is brother. Robert Barbaro, 18, cancellation of 103 flights. The com- stream by Mrs, Dorothy Long of! this time from their previous mis- - intercepted the Communist orders been a'ble' to maintain air supremhe hoped they would stick to it und being held for questioning in the pany said, it cancelled 61 flights 600 S. Main Street after floating awakes Korea. over North acy t ret the money for a permanent Job. to the Red police to "use fire Summit County jail. block and a half in the ditch, ac Mr. McGregor also said that if arms if necessary" to prevent the "That means we can bomb the A state-wihunt was started Saturday. H. to Meade will.' almost at Policeman everywhere employes have refused cording they did get the Job done that escape of East Germans across enemy for the two brothers yesterday, toStriking j ' service the airlines planes- - as Weight. , would make a yearly Rus in his territory. At the northern the frontier sealed tgoveroment separating when they shot Highway Patrol- a protest we do Mrs. Long, returning from a the terms of and also furtusn r.,. sia s occupation zone from the borders, on the Yalu River, we Inspection, man Mark L. Birch, Birch employmentagainst do not have supremacy, but for workers trans- grocery store, saw the child float but that public utiirJe west. was "frisking" them at the check- ferred to La Guardia in the water near her home In air powand clear have Idlewild ing superiority would have to be borne by )oc the Despite stringent security ing station in Echo "Canyon. a after Newark airport was and thought at first that it was er which means we can reach Interests. orders, an unprecedented number our Then." as Burt Cattelon, Coal- airportslast even though we Mr. McGregor mentioned that objectives, February as' the result dolU ! of were Germans East ville cafe owner who was with closed managing The child apparently toppled into to fight off opposition. of three air crashes. . have made called foe to or bride their brave sneak. plans way two T said men "The Birch, PRICE. Utah. June the ditch at First East, a short (UP) a river origlnaUy jumped flow of 1500 eecond feet but across the frontier into West Gerr What Mr. Truman said to a With into the patrol car and sped off as of host selection Prove from distance had home. She her d World of audience . ' floated a block to experience had shown that the up the canyon." Cattleon wanted ALLIED BOMBERS PARIS. UP Military counter- - many. Main and. War I buddies and their, wives in city for 1953. Utah District Lions river had exceeded -- TOO second .I . . t Street . i . - iL. t. the two hitchhikers because they STRIKE BRIDGES UrniAiiioa CTontl raulMl J rtTTl - Officials in the American rone cotton concluded club members today dresses may have been feet set the plan would have te be 'd weU over 1000 hadn't paid for their lunch. TOKYO, Sunday. June 8 (UP) half bhvk fvvnnrf h. fm in i,.!cist ceUs In four big ports and 2t,,.e.r Hesie aimed primarily at the generals their annual sessions at Price. modified. It wUl probably have Roadblocks were thrown up all Four flights of United Nations' j.Tw .i,.H,ioviet lone residents croiM rn of Four new district governors werelto extend farther up the river and the Russian Air Force. over the state and in Idaho, and struck at the Members of the President's staff named during the concluding bus the levees extended. Russian zone. State of Thuringia all Utah highway patrol cars, both Kanggye-Huicho- n rail route through the scene, Mr.i Weieht. adminis-- i dealt with the' national defense said the speech was designed iness meeting. They are Collin Mr, McGregor aald ia not Uka also day and night shifts, were sum- North Korea and pound- tered artificial i respiration until A .v .v. avaI triDunai at me great I'uui uviiuri wiiu Lewder. Ogden: Alton Melville, "no" for an anawer ia aeekint a to make "the record" clear. uic iron r moned to the vicinity of eth ed to rubbleyesterday 10 bridges during firemen arrived with their equip Toulon Naval Base charged alwftaln - Mr. Truman took the occasion to East Millcreek; Mel Hanks. Salem. appropriation, as described "overflowW(re i, shooting. attacks. ment. ' that the Communist Party was ing' with refugees. Mr. Creer asked. Low mary flay "short sighted" . politicians and C. A. Thomas. Zion NatUnal Trooper Ted London spotted external the Park district. tt would take te get the ot security Twe) against acting (Ceatiaaed years Page the two men, just as they abanof France "on behalf of aoreign started and Mr. hlcGrrgor replied doned the patrol car near the foot that if the money were avsiiabLa power obviously Russia. of the Echo Dam and headed inFour-Engin- ed Conviction .of any Communist' the survey could start Immediate (y to the foothills. as the plan are already prepared. leaders for this offense could en-- ! London followed them and Fare Twe) death penalty. (Oatiawed tilIn theToulon, when they were about 150 yards dt-Britis- h : Brest, Lorient and Byfrom the highway he shouted for the ports through SPRINGVILLE them to halt. After this London LAYTON, Utah (UP) Fire building, said grain was stored Bordeaux George Frey. tw of the four bins of the mill. which American military aid is year-olfired two shots from hs shotgun stroyed the Rasmussen Grain, and aon of Mr. and Mrs. LONDON Xurope's first Langley Field., Virginia. It was to France agents coming peeial All available patrolmen policed "eed mill and elevator in Layton of 8M Brookside four-e- n gined Jet bombers, of a the first mui ocean crowing by Tl. Fre7. Division of the Territorial ;5ore Security the area around the mill, adjacent B-.onHn,, suffered bruises and abra wing of American-buil- t, the B-Ut.h rly Saturday and damage to U.S. Highway 91, as 'spectators the back and killed him. (DST. the French FBI. and po Drive, was sions be when an struck Tornacfo bombers, arriving by began sudhas been estimated at $125,000. The other surrendered. The planea are attached to the from miles', around clogged the lice riot squads swept down automobile at 500 S. Main Street at Sculthorpe, England U. S. London-- found on the man he y Flames from the build- roads. Traffic was halted tempor- denly on secret Communist cells. in 47th 6:20 Light Jet Bombardment at airbase Springville p.m. night. Saturday Saturday hot. Carman Barbaro, two ing shot 200 feet In the air. Fire arily. f Magistrate Fernand Roth of He was taken to the Utah Valley Winf. which will be attached to The Jet planes bombing big revolvers similar to the fighting equipment from Weber Residents of Bountiful. 20 miles Toulon. France's greatest Naval to spend the night for ob- will be assigned to the North NATO. aize bullets that were taken out County, Davis County. Layton and away, reported that, the fire was base, said that "very interesting hospital Atlantic treaty oreanixatlott to Tbey arrived la Infland after' servation. of Patrolman Birch"i right upper nearby Hill Air Force Base brought plainly visible. documents' pertaining to the nars Utah and at westover Field, highSpringville police strengthen U'est Europe's dechest and right arm. the blaze under control. Firemen reported the building tional defense had been seized in way patrolmen said the child ran fenses a gainst, the threat of So- Mass, and Keflavlk. Iceland en Birch was taken td the Summit The fire was reported at. 1:30 vould be a total loss: Cause of the the hen house of Marius Bertrand. .from behind route. parked cars into the viet aggression: County Hospital by a passerby a.m. by Delbert Hadfield, resident blaze w as undetermined, but fire-of a militant Communist. said of an auto driven by Llewellyn of the planes arrived Fourteen An airforce path where- his condition was reported a near-b- y Lnen said it eaally ceuld have been Nobody pet cny kick cut c4 Bertrand was one of several RediWrigley, 58. of 653 Fifth Ave.. San at the American base after a other planea of spokesman apartment. the wing wre . "fair.F. Clair Rasmussen. himt ell coon Iirmui combustion. leaders arrested at Toulon. le CaL maaa, Bran. flight from Kbeuled to arrive later. Canvass Cuts Taft's Lead in South Dakota pro-Ta- ft Truman Hits Critics of U. S. Air Force uptimistic iteporrs jay Agreement May Be Near a-- ; bei Special Session Faces Problem ty county-by-coun- " i Spanish Fork Forms Flood Control Group j - i ' , ; . well-plac- ed t . county-by-coun- Acheson Sticks ByUPIans to ty . . HrtoVsenna . -- fmt f . Wqtkins Hits Indecision on Basih Project i -- ers " ptn-fro- News-Sentine- v.'?F?1 lHl 1 (R-Uta- h) Intervention Requested In Airline Strike i . ltr.4-ew.e- rt half-bloc- I i : defense-cripplin- " - reim-burs- y- 2 Brothers Shoot (R-Or- Patrolman; (D-Mln- n) Springvillo Rescuedj From Irrigation Ditch , Chase e) one-ha- cteoieds Intensify Efforts To Holt Refugees "Jy - 15-ce- nt . t- - n, ! j 1-- - 1-- 2 1-- . de . e Lions Name Provo Site For Confab French Agents Seek Evidence Of Red Plot . -- fighter-bombe- : TT1 l- dawn-to-du- !.,., v,.. rs c.,. shirt-sleeve- 1 1 j sk $125,000 Blaze Burns Down s Mill and Elevator in Layron . ! Child, 6, Hit 14 Automobile Land 'TtT'." 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