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Show FAUt tlda ! I! II rortl.nl I it hum 1: racaull IT :f Uam . II JS Umikl . ... ku uwt U I 1 Amiltl If l.iaa li". SIXTY-SEVENT- . 14 l( M 41 41 Coolrr. hUh 41 41 41 It r 14 li it li i ' til . t Have 41 II 41 21 .hli,t Nr i.fa 44 MUU .... li tif( s II DEVOTED TO THE ..PRQVO, YEAR, NO. 170 H Millard Beck 61, 400 W. 12th N., Provo, and Mrs. Louise Baum, 38, J97 W. 12th N., Provo, were killed. The Injured were: Lloyd Baum, 40, husband of Mrs. Baum; Mrs. Elda Beck, 54a wife of Mr. Beck; Ralph root, 60, 70 and Hallle S. 9th W., Provo. KlnSery. 42, Lark Hotel, Lark, Utah. The Baums Louise's Lunch. 401 Provo, Mr. Beck was dead at Salt Lake General Hospital Mrs. Baum died of head and leg injuries at the hospital about 10;2S p. m. The accident occurred Saturday at 8:57 p. m.. when the northbound automobile driven by Mr. Klngery entered the south lane of traffic to collide with a car driven by MK Baum, according to Sgt Rio Grande now has joint rates JANUARY MONDAY, 26, 24 IT. P I - I 0 rl kUUO FIVE CfNTS n Motors Chief Expected To Be Approved Li By Overwhelming Margin Maneuvers - Reapportionrrient Due For, ernment stage First Legislative Test a boat, msui ilii it hem.. ia, IR1 "T VOnHC T CUUJ the' . pay higher combination rates when switching from "in effect these said and the at gateway Union Pacific Combination e clos-the Ogden gateway in a commerc.al sense. nly O. tEx-Gener- al . A Jour MlCliOKlLMINd co. t o Uot 147 bJit Lake City, Utah Jart. 1W4 L Troops Plan A Build li1 kit PRICE 1953 oUy. FiP Wllslni' C( ..bleonument$!yaQl with all connectingrailroads at the Ogden Gateway except Union Pacific. It complained that shippers generally were forced to operated lo 1 S)lTilc,(S- en 8 UTAH, COUNTY fc.-- - Commission today ordered the Union Pacific Railroad and connecting lines to establish joint rates with the Denver 4 Two Other Provoans Rio Grande Western Railroad on some freight moving Critically Injured through the Ogden, Utah, gateway. The Rio Grande asked for joint rates on all products Collision In Head-O- n moving eastward through Ogden, its northern terminus. Two Provoim were deid today However, the ICC's order covered only livestock, fresh and three others serloutlv Inlured fruits and vegetables, dried beans, frozen poultry, frozen as the result of a grinding head- butter and eggs. en collision lata Saturday night on foods, is effective April 7. Besides the eight com- The U. S. 91 In Salt Lake County near . . , ii . .... order .i r i T1. Crescent north of the state prison modules snipped easiwara mrougn ugucn ur oan, and to at ahout lfl,40O,South State. City, ifalso will apply, jjranite . RESTS Qf UTAH UTAH COUNTY, r County DRG Gains Partial Victory Union Pacific in Long Crash Kills Over Ogden Gateway Controversy Provoans 2 The Interstate Commerce WASHINGTON (UP) - 47 S3. V By JOHN i.. STEKLE Leader WASHINGTON Robert A.' Taft promised to hold the Senate in overtime session today if necessary, to confirm Charles E, Wilson as defense secretary and complete formation of the Eisenhower rabinrt. indicated that the former General Motor Advance president would win Senate approval by an overwhelming vole, no that he has agreed to sell his $2,700,000 worth of CM stock. But Taft' evidently expected some lengthy speeches from Oregon's Independent Sen. Wayne Morse, an avowed foe of the nomination, and , . possibly some Democrats.' Others in Doubt On two other Defense Department appointments. Taft had bad news to report to President Elsenhower at their first Whitj House legislative conference this morn ing. y That news was that clear of the Senate Armed Serv- wlll oppose Mr. ires- - committee Eisenhower's choices of Army" ii.rt AJr Forca secretaries, unless and until the prospective o'flrish their stocks in companies doing deWASHINGTON (UP- )- Senator fense business with the govern gallantly suggested today that Mrs, ment. Involved irt Robert T. B Ste - Iyy Eaker Priest, as treasurer o! vens of New Jersey pnnpecUve.the United States, would look bet Army chief, and Haro'd E. Tal- - tPr on a dollar hill than Genr. bolt of New York, the FiWH''jWjshini:ton. choice as Air Secretary- Recalling that Mrs. Priest's stg. Want to Keep Stoik on U. S. nature' will (UP)-Repub- lican Qf 6 rounds J I -i I The gov announced today it will atomic troop maneuvers and atomic weapons tests at its Nevada proving ground this spring. The combination g SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) One ofbetween requests of urban and rur ! ?,om thend on who are al the opposed forces, the toufihest problems facing i!h March men .l,he Utah Legislature that of reappor issue. It would reduce house mem- A r To,r,c'' tionment may get its first test in bershlp from 60 to 53 and cut Sen- the long n"" PrtlcPaUng Senate debate late this afternoon. ate membership from 23 to 21. new est fries will continue Mas ,om of Paxton Mark Senate President Fillmore-aai- d apportinnmfat. trolman. Atomic Shell Possible the Legislative seat. The largest loser would be Mr, Baum was In critical con- bill sponsored by cal- Sanpete county, losing exclusive on first There is the Council has been speculation that reading dition today in a Salt Lake hospossession of a senate and one rep an atomic shell .will be fired for endar, i head and with chest severe pital the first time by the Army'a new This measure Is a compromise resentative. injuries and a compound fracture Salt Lake county would lose four.lMnch atomic cannon during the of the right leg. of its 19 and Cach spring tests. The Atomic Energy Mr. Foote was in poor condition Hero, 79, Gives His Life Box Elderrepresentatives, and Carbcn'a bouse dele Commission did not confirm that " with a skull fracture and Mrs. gatlon would be reduced by one. It did say, however, that in addl Beck suffered shock, face and leg The compromise element in the Hon .to advancing 'development of bruises. bill would give the "big" counties; new and improved nuclrar devi- tn All the Provoans were the Salt Lake, Weber and Utah a ces," the spring tests will provide A STRCGGLE-Handcuf- fed and still wearing born southbound car. of ont in the senate and pertain unspecified "weapons per-th- e WITHOUT majority and hunting rap used as disguise, John Brenna, r!mmrd Mr. .Klngery suffered compound glasses data-smaller counties a majority of formance " 33, is lrd into Chicago pall after his capture by FBI agents. Bren-nafracture of the right leg and cur. three in the House appear The AEC Indicated it will be one of the nauon s 10 most wanted fugitives, was wanted chest injuries. He was alone Rural forces in the Legislature the most elaborate of the test for $10,000 armed hold-uHo Se C1e who "ur The bank. of 111., Lyons, P.l"""' gunman, stock In hi. 'amity business, J. in his automobile, feared the loss of control of both programs so far carried out at has NC.) told her, "if you put spant less than four years of his adult llf out of Jail, boasted and Co.. a large textile Mrs. Louise Allred Baum, 38, L houses. The urbanites now conirolithe huee Proving around near Las ne would "never be taken alive," surrendered without a struggle. Stevens of its your own picture on it Instead of does which third ope was born June 18. 1914, in Belle- - BILLINGS, Mont. "(UP)-T- he jflrm House nd the ruralites the Vegas. business with the government. And 60me that have been on it, it vue, iM., a oaugmer 0 unanes yeiMld nero of flash fire that: Senate. The new Nevada testa will not ne owns w.wo snares in me uwers ,. . H. and Cosette Brown Allred. d(1l it . 5 hrnefl flv male oatlentsl ,f,t,ii involve the or any atomic Educated In Bellevue schools. nf ano.a axe mTsini home here turning FIbfrgta&s Corn. 'I at been aomt to he looking "ve the informed explosions committee comparable TTY LAKS the gl has gALT (UP- )- t.Yi" ana movea ia rrovo wun ner par- yesterday afternoon, died today. . cantle hvdrosen .Alaat set nff laat i,m wants to retain both holdings, butjof these pictures," said Sen. Ralph, ents at the age of 10. She was, Albert Crumb. Cody. Wyo., SUf' fall at nmol Enluetnk .tril ln has sold th remainder ol his v Flanders '"e-W- U4 me auenuon 01 Lincoln from thoughtfuCy uooer the on High fered wvere burns graduated Pacif1-- - The AEC lo0!s only stocks. Utah th? House of this 1932. in Representatives School, Orem, I agree." a "and half of bis body when be trjfitUo buck, fingering afternoon when thi.i.ami.kpr.mnjrelativcly "small" atomic blasts Talbotl says It would cost Urn She was married to Lloyd L. rescue some of the elderly could say, 'coma op an! "'ou continental ground proving the1?1 his unltlven of to In third taxes sell Urt week $30,000 Chrys Baum, Oct 13, 1933, in the Salt Urns. He was a " said Cha)r Presl-lenc- e P.!.?nL. iin. the pat tthey nave.Doen or, WASHINGTON (UP- )30th Legislature. since Mr. Elsenhower took ler Corp. stocks and $123,000 to see my etchings,' Lake LDS Temple. They made ""Jw .. same oraer m. . aooui . , .. ine eenerai UITl of t was his Electric ji;., office, set rid their home in Provo, where they tie rusnea into me mazing irame T. "very interesting." sponsoreaJ Dy me iegis- - (nose 0; uorid j . finance Committee, j,., State of the Union message in per owned operated Louise's structure ana tnea 10 remove some Taft Aitenda Session uuntu, wouia increase me In addition to test explosions for'SOn With those bouquets, the com- . B. Texas! of Congress of Robert to session a Anderson, 01 tax joint on state 12th W. one North. of the bedridden occupants. Lunch, gasoline by penny the approved Mrs, Priest'i purpose of im- - next Monday at 9:30 a. m. PST House and Senate GOP leaders Mr. Eiienhowtr'a choice as N'awimlttee Survivors Listed Attendants tried without success." " enort to secure badly needed atomic proving weapons leaders announced "went over all of the matters secretary. already has informed nomination unanimously. , Surviving besides her husband to fight the flames with fire ex revenue for the state's lagging ing troops, there will beand which will be treated by the Pres senators that he la leUlT,' out of all "manyioday. art a son and two daughters, tinguishers. The bodies- - of the vic- highway program. ident in his State of the Union mes companies doing government busito provide! secondary projects" W. House were and tims last Joseph Linda removed Lee Speaker is It by night doubtful if the measure will Jeiry, Beverly of value" to clvil' , , sage," Martin said. , ness; henct there is no opposition u....... two and of firemen all Baum, policemen. Provo; brothers, pass without a fight. It came up for defense "and to Robert A to him. S(,na,e G0P idcr PrA h R. Bliss Allred, Provo; Merrill Those who died in the' fire were debate in the lower house last week " Ohio was among those who in government and to theuWrKe-d.U.B. Allred, appearance after Crockett, Cal.; four identified" as Harry Jones, 75, Bil- but was sidetracked pending minor the early bird meeting. attended nouse 20 Earlier Tests uup eight other sisters, Mrs. J. K. (Cosette) Boyle, lings; George W. Smith, 72, Lovell, amendments. He said also the group went over " Senate lead P-- ingnd Since the Nevada Sacramento, Cal.; Mrs, Quayle Wyo.; Vern Johnson, 82, Billings; Opposition to the measure seems e President at the 'White (Fay) Cannon Jr., Salt Lake City; Henry Phelps, 84, and Dan Brad to be centered in the rural ranks. round was established in January:'" eluded ln the Dr.ldJntifll message. covering the outstanding Mrs. T. L. (Mary) Johnson, rro- ford, about 75, both of Cody. we oon t want to give you a Many farmers oppose the bill be- 1951, there have been 20 atomic!House (matters to be included in the mes- - line on what it vo, and Mrs. Merl (Elaine) Prince, cause they claim it is discrimina- test Pxr.ioKnn thor. . is," Taft said, "be All have contributed to develop-,58- ' Concord, Cal. it is his message," tory. Rural Representatives probafter cause, all, LIVERPOOL. Eng. the atnmirl Mrtin said today's meeting, Funeral services will be conably will try to amend the bill to ment of a laree familv of possibly caused the fire which confer WASHINGTON Former Harmonious" (UPlegislative regular "Very )th ducted Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the for armed weapons forces, get an rebate. W. Barklcy, gutted the Canadian luxury liner Albcn Vice President Asked what the has said. congressional Berg Drawing Room Chapel by Senators in the upper house, Aix Empress of Canada and sent her Construction of structures for the leaders thought of the message, who believes that 73 Is, much too to Ralph A. Brltsch, bishop of Provo the bottom of the muddy Mermeanwhile, are still wrestling with will on to embark retire, young Taft said only it was "a very har Park Ward. Friends may call at spring series of tests was begun said. companion income tax cut bills. last com- sey river today, Investigators television a new a as career fall and includes new facilities monious conference the mortuary Tuesday from 6 to 8 They passed an amended version of for Instrument work in the techniFlames and smoke still rost mentator next Sunday. the Taft that explained m. to message and" p. Wednesday prior the Legislative Council's bill that Canadian Pa g Kentuck- - from the 20,325-to- n The Jovial, is not actually written yet and and additions to the services. Burial will be in Provo would hik all VfmnHnn in tWI cal areas National cific cruiser liner as she lay on the with slened has a .... lan ud tk Aofatillthmant ... nnt nami was what an Just received they W(lr'a Cemetery. CAIRO, Egypt (UP) fNevada ..h vautullOIIIUCUt Egypt retroactive to 1952 incomes outline of what Mr. Eisenhower Broadcasting Co. to preside over her side with ner twisted super--a proving ground. Spanish Fork Native charged today that Israeli troops week. structure Jammed against a T T plans to "say. Millard A. Beck, 61, 400 W. had violated the truce line near But the Senators still have to vote to be broadcast from'slde building. Also on discusesed hitch the was 12th North, was born Jan. Gaza and into crossed 17, Egyptian on bills to the Ieaterai Washington every Sunday after- - jor more than nine bours 200 incorporate ; BERLIN (UP) More than l,000,the nomination of Charles W. 1892, in. Spanish Fork, a son of territory to blow up two Arab re : form ln noon. It will be called "meet the "firemen battled the fames which Utah tax Ish0.rt to system, be defense . and secretary Alfred R. and Annie Johnson poured into West Bcrlinjson 41 i. lnrl iaftpr.iiHJ. Veep." secre-dictelue the d of ' a gutted the $5,600,000 liner and 5urP'u designation deputy in 12 hours today and officials preFive refugees were killed and Beck. He received his education made her a total loss. "urm HcnP01 another Injured seriously ln the record of escapes tary and the three service sccre-froa one-dain Spanish Fork schools. u a 41 .1 ' new Communist purges ln taries. Taft pointed out that the He married Elda Peay June 14, explosion, Fire, police, harbor and steam the Egyptian protest of the l"V' before the Senate. ' nominations for the undersecretary went aboard the East Germany. ship officials not yet been (Continued on Paje Two) smouldering hulk this morning as Riad, war The b'2 item on this week's ,Lt. Col Mahmoud The previous mark of 1.477 refu- - fnd th,'ce others have 11 however, will be Gov. J. Brack- she lay with her port side resting director of Palestine af-. -. da "p 1 gees in one day was set last : . I uj an t UVV. 1UL MJIJV.1UIWTI VI t the river bottom under 50 feet Id, llillt UUI"' uuugeiL message tairs, said me "new aggression c" what to do." will meet In Joint POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN, day. Ga- - The Legislature occurred ln the Egyptian-heloi water. President WASHINGTON (UP) East Germans and East Berlin' session tomorrow morning to listen Utah (U.E) Warden Marcel Gra sector Jan. 24 cannot be ruled out Labor Law Chances wife his "Sabotage al ers today Elsenhower political joined asylum. seeking ham reported that inmates at the Egypt protested to the United to, tne governor. Chief Superintendent Fire the toBrigade and the cold . a would victim as said he Introduce spent have monthly Taft . . . . n. .. passed. i i -; r tin.,. u bci- - ready wen nun ine Kovernor a laeia a no TU..V, ct.fi, i uauu nuuu iuiacuI iiuce vuiiiiui&sion' A. G. Greenslade said. "It "rests t, j Wl day three or four amendments to afternoon in his residential quarand demanded an urgent meeting figures before them, the lawmakers llet down" today after thieatening for the official inquiry to try to W Taft - Hartley law but they ters ln the White House. L?aL the the organlzaUon to consider the;will then have the tricky business "disturbance" yesterday. ..!! . "1. House said Mr. Ei- ascertain what happened. not cover the whole field White The would !" lof balancing the state budget., State highway patrolmen aug "S'EJ of incident. "T" 1. Home office scientist Dr. J. B. senhower is suffering from a slight proposed changes. th. number will top 20,000 by the Taft said the legislative leaders cold, but it would not force him Frith opened his investigation on Vh end of the month. Conductors the dockside today. It. probably will meet with the President each: to bed. ihl Dodges WASHINGTON Secre(UP) He left his office about noon. will be several days before the next week. except Monday, warden there be trouble. Jews Among Group might tary o' Interior Douglas McKay liner cools sufficiently for CriminA polio benefit show scheduled buckled down to work today, feelSome 25 Soviet zone Jews were al Investigation Division agents to for yesterday afternoon was post- among the ing "a little weak but otherwise refugees during the board hcrl . poned until tonight because of the weekend, raising the total, of repretty good"' after a slight attack After a conference of officials of rumors and because of crowding cent Jewish fugitives from a new of flu. the shipping line, the harbor board at the prison by Sunday visitors. outburst of to 400. "It's good to be back in the salt fire officials it was decided to and The visited warden the dining In Bonn, the West German fimires again," he told a reporter the fire "burn Itself out.". let conhall at in 111. noon and Invited any (UP- )- Ajconductor by hiding as he entered his office. "I've got SPRINGFIELD, men's wash-bo- y nance ministry has earmarked were stationed on the had Firemen to call upon $21,439,000 ap A Truman Mr. 'brand that who ran away irom home be- - rooms or in the lounge car when victs I with a grievance Mo. 'KANSAS (UP) a lot of work to do,-CITY, for emergency housing . I It Li the night as a Elsenhower's mm to warnea President throughout of e mat ne told cause in quayside bad awed had to. denial had he r.rrmanv illness forced plied a in that cancellafirm little hungry fur refiiBees grades private, accepted McKay's Getting wct eat out the to continuod Korea. to flames to disturbance would them only conhow lice go he railroad his to memoirs on the bring an offer tion of a dinner meeting last campaign promise dodged publish way, he said from Communist tenor. spent a on her rolled she after even of y In trouble. tdime Favor Trip ship in ductors a on a roll of mints and a was made here today by former trip with Thursday night with chairman A. Many of those who flee into West Rash quoted Mr. Truman as side and began taking water. Nothing happened to break the Berlin S. Truman. R. Miller of pop." President and other ductors in a , trip.bottle Harry are flown to West Germany the trip, Itself, "was not The mysterious fire was disHe made it to Chicago all right. prison routine. members of the House Interior without a ticket. in a airlift." Some 30,000 "1 have made no negotiations for saying d and further quoi covered below decks on the Michael McNa-jan- d Truman said. Mr. it wasn't any trick for the The Inmates reportedly were dis- are "refugee demagoguery, committee and Chairman Hugh into West Berlin my memoirs," Jammed Butler of the Senate Interior com- mee of San Mateo, Calif., added.veteran conductor-dodge- r , "There are a humbcr of my ed the former President as say old liner about 5:30 p. m. yester- to hop turbed over hospital privileges and mnnnn . . -- uu o(jt fQp my lng: "I was in favor of that and:(ay There were only a few crew mittee. McKay said he would be tne nnisning touches to his adven- - aboard a Gulf, Mobile and Ohio operation of rules permitting time; dg who tor good behavior. Graham saw, " men aboard ana no casuauies 'interests ln this matter, but I have it probably did some gooa. ft "happy", to schedule, another con- ture wnen ne got nere, z.auu muesraln for Springfield, only a few on "What I said was that there was were reported. not negotiated any contract. ference with the lawmakers "when from home, by seeing cowboy hours away. He arrived Saturday he hoped to obtain a definite clan fication of this rule from the uni- no demagoguery in tile act of going movie star Gene Autry ln a 'show, night. ' ever they want to see me." Firemen poured tonn of water end of The denial came after an to Korea," Mr. Truman said. "But Into the Calllster. E. R. Truwithout a to Mr. attorney to general, ticket. source would "close dentified Ltft Over send he said Popcorn McKay ship despite the fact the . War II. World in then-neUtah the Mike walked into the police staBent on seeing the show after In the White House today or tomorman" said the former President the demagoguery was contained at- weight of the water threatened to Helped Leaders Escape row his recommendations for the tion here yesterday morning, hun- reaching here, Mike told awed po- Prison, was the scene of two wild had accepted the offer of a New the campaign promise which capsize the vessel. conEast German security police York publishing firm. The report- tempted to make the trip out as The ship, built ln Clydebank, lice, "I didn't have a ticket, but riots, among the first in the top Interior Department posts of gry and in tears. and war bring of the half-midemonstrations to end a series I to was going "I was afraid " . tinuing I got In." way were reported to have arrested a ed agreement Involved a assistant secreScotland, in 1928, was extensively ." taries, and reclamation commis- flunk and I wouldn't be with my His gnawing stomach was some- that has jolted Amerlcanprisons. Jewish Communist leader for help- - lion dollars spread over a period of the boys home.'. refitted in 1945 after serving as a Mr. in milestone of a, Something what satisfied later when vendors sioner. He declined to name his class," he said. ing other' top Jews escape to the about five years. transport ln Workl var 1L of Truman's new role "just plain troop He told officers he ran away last gave him left over, popcorn and Discusses Korea west. choices. was insured for approximate! It "There are a great many things civilian" was passed yesterday He revealed he had named Ray Thursday, wearing a school safety candy floss. West Berlin Socialists aid Bruno took his $2,100,030, the owners said. But by mornlne Mike was hun- mond Davis, 62, Seattle, as his patrol belt and an overseas cap, Wolf, Jewish chairman of the cen- - on my mind at the present," Mr. when the the Em The liner's sislcr-shiIn Indewalk to morning his visit uncle and, gry again and decided to wind up tral committee's education and re- - Truman said on his arrival at his customary speclal assistant. Davis is assist- - and decided which Brit on of a France, press without bodyguard. his 'road trio. Surrenderine at the ant to the President of General aunt here. liRlous affairs department. waSiKansas City offices from his home pendence It was the first time since Mr. ain's Queen Elizabeth II and her Dodged Conductor police station, the boy told his Insurance Company of America. charged with covering the flight of In nearby Independence. "We Just Truman' return from Washington husband Prince Philip visited Can-- " in ev35 cents' look to ill Became "I into had then a had all Jewtime from warm only after meal haven't seven last my of East story, got McKay Germany's had not accompanied ada last year, was moved out e that Arthur he police "but WASHINGTON Mrs. wasn't ball and ish officers. crvthlne." said, pocket," week's inaugural parade leaders. sympathetic I, danger from the side of the burnstroll. on him his worriedV. discussed to much." then of .Police Mr. Truman also miss President Senator. and was forced turned him over to One of these escaped leaders Watklns, wifq pub ing ship. and Oak-lnphotographers to recovmeet-he his uncle,- Byron Fuller. His paReporters said today Russia has recalled al- lished reports of an interview Elsenhower's first cabinet ) He first made his way (R., Utah,) today was He also was forced to .cancel land, and boarded a Chicago-boun- d rents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene McNa-me- ering from a fracture of the right most all Jewish soldiers and offi- granted while still President to walked with Mr. Truman and they Fire brigade .spokesman treated to comments on the fire was believed to have n were relieved when they arm which resulted when she slip cials Pacific transcontinental pas-io- r several meetings with high serving with occupation Bryson Rash. American Broad were to the ships dispensary sports their little waxed places of historical Mer heard officials ColTtrol train. Comon a was fell scnger the and correspondent. Soviet ped and newly troops and "stowaway" Department casting Company Mike related how he dodged the safe. noor at her home ln Arlington, imlssion in Germany. It concerned the "demagoguery" est in Independence Congressmen, nose-coanti- n troop-trainin- j A' ..n ni r.M ma-Wil- v.., 6 Oldsters Die In Flash Fire n, pos-sibl- e At Rest Hpme p D-- , -- " -, u;r; ... . and' Utah Woman Approved Unanimously Eisenhower to Address Congress Next Monday Buie i atenni',VV (R-Vt.- ), u i..t - double-barrele- AuiQ.Ute;7""' ji. d .. . ."' eh.P,T Veep to Star - Oh Television Egypt Charges Israeli Troops Violate Border -lage "t 1,000 Refugees Pouring Into last story-tellin- IWAcf hOf llll in Vjl dock-progra- m Disturbance L.. T' ... agen-ministr- y ...... cs Threat Quelled 1 Z, ...j Secretary Of Interior Back In the Harness Luxury Liner In Liverpool (UP)-Sabo- - , Fire Destroys m y At Utah Prison Mon-'f0"- 1 WW Ike Joins Wife As Cold Victim fn,i"ed?d d X- ;uruu?.Jf,'i, ' Sr tt.aML!l,. the . t" .,r. I Runaway Rides Train Mile Journey Boyll, Free for 2,500 " Truman; Denies He's Okehed Offer to Publish Memoirs VT po-ih- "l cross-countr- cross-count- ry Eleven-year-ol- ..- - . ,.' ,i.. lffiJZ11 , mid-195- 1, ' . . l- under-secretar- I Wife of Solon Breaks Arm Wat-kin- s, g. e, si in Inter-tUnlo- I . |