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Show r 'io""-i- i fT?nVoT!-t- .vol"30, no. ! 43 r : COURT ORDER HALTS STRIKE Atom Blast Downs order baited today s threatened strike by 2400 members of the Brotherhood "T"IkovoTTjta Morse Sets 'rrx AiAor Uilf-- f i Naylor Aa!o, I?. 0:3 Us a Used C';s. . ?i : ri ' Box i m i rr yd ' n of Railroad Trainmen Drone Plane against the Nickel Plate Railroad and Its subsidiary, the Wheeling and Lake Erie Division. In Oratory Motless Plane Fails To Survive Fury Of Hot Atomic Explosion Senate Votes Rent Control For 3 Months Oregon Maverick Holds Senate Floor Steady For 22 Hours, 26 Minutes Aran O rracE I" nvi; ci: r"1 W. Nev Record eourt CLEVELAND. O. (UP)- -A : n cl By WILLIAM BATES BENNYHQFF WASHINGTON A Sen (UP) VEGAS, Nev. (UP) Wayne Morse broke all records for pllotless drone aircraft filled to Senate oratory today with a lurvlvt tht fury of tb atom today WASHINGTON (UP)-T- he Sen speech against the and crashed on tht first attempt aver mad to fly through the ate Saturday passed by voice vote Tidelands oil bill which lacked Just bill an hour and 34 minutes of running Intense cloud of. heat boiling up a and sent to the White House snlla abovt an atomic explosion. to exte nd general rent controls for twice around the clock. Morse, who never once sat down n A nuclear detonation three months, to Aug. I. hla endurance ordeal, stir-te- d It the Nevada proving ground . The bill also during talkmg at 11:40 a.m. EST Friwrenched a crewlesi Navy AD2 provides1 for continuing federal day. He stopped at 10:06 a.m. Ekyralder from the control of lis rent ceilings In tightly-defineEST Saturday, having talked from radio guidance ai nearly 3,000 "critical defense" areas until April one morning into the next. Hones of UN "Officioli troops, military and scientific ob- 30. 1954. e The previous record for 'cannot b considered substitute servers and 18 U.S. Congressmen By DONALD J. GONZALES .1 Present controls " expire next a Senate talkathon was set 43 United Press Staff Correspondent fur an official action by the Soviet CXCnonge patched from nearby. at midnight. Thursday Wisconsin's famous years ago by leaders.' Tba unmanned plana, hot with The Senate Of Prisoners Dimmed temporarily interupi-the elder Sen. Robert .OfflcUh ...d deed, not word, radioactivity, plunged to earth at ed its marathon debate on the con Progressive, M. r who 18 for Larollette, spoke better than 350 miles per hour a troversial Tidelands bill to act on , BULLETIN oours ana euiiunat in wm minuies. Morse, a ttoQ-Kant few miles from the troops the rent measure. prjmry inter.. renters on PANMUNJOM, Karea, SunSenator from Oregon, 1. a native Russian newspaper may be "first communist and observers. Its course had been to wttto wUlingness tht Democrats and Republicans oi Wisconsin The Reds day, April 21 (UP) step toward something concre e Kwen w set to carry It through the "thermComm to' the Suspension, which . eatded an eichaBre of alck and warns neu America dui luusnea i.i.aiii. air away agreed al envelope" of white-ho- t wounded prisoners today as Republican leaders had aaid ear oovlous fatigue, leg'steps" toward peace and not just V V- - Korea Jrom the participants, to prevent Her would not grant for any cramps, and a thet the United Nations and Red Moscow to stumble edltorla's." tendency bechance but of its all freak White House Press Secretary thing. The measure waa approved over words occasionally, Uie Ore The White Houst took note of cgatlators prepared to meet coming m weapon of human des with only half an hour of debate. . .111.1.1 "II ' I. I! fer the first time be 199 days gon independent appeared fit at inc- uiui-ia, ..... truction. with 4 Homer E. Capehart uie end of his record-buste"iw coniuitng 4f- te try to settle the three year He editorial and said point dent Elsenhower It spun out of control into un- Chairman in the Pravda of the Banking commit- sat down, shook bands with a few "peace" .) eld Korean War. inhabited desert as crews on the edly: editorial said which Russia is tee said be was Informed today by Senators who walked to his desk, "Of course, the Pravda editorial The Communist control offiground and aboard two '"mother" the White House that tke business-like to dis start rcsdy and a few minutes later cer at the eirhanse point in aircraft frantically sought to keep cussions with the Allies within and extension "substantially jauntily from the Senate chamber. ' Paamnnjen told Col. Edward it flying on it radio gear. without the framework of the eomnlies" ' with President - Elsen He concluded his soeeea w.ai L. Austin, Chief Allied Ceiitrol No details .were immediately wishes.-ThUnited Nations. But edltorisl the President had the hower's officer today that "wo have that "in the available as to whether the heat asked a Eisto national aelf interest of some offered Mr. to . extension objections finished the countrlaeners. ar the shock waves of today's enhower's peace and disarmament "The Xeda delivering state and local governments try" the revenues from Tidelands handed ever 71 ether nuclear device wrecked the live own rent 16. to their a chance pass proposals advanced April oil should b Allied POWS m addition te the by the drone controls. Lcontrol regulations. Waiting Far Deeda 13 Americans May. lederaj government for the beneme Flash One of - Biggest ' As sent to the White House, For that reason, the whole tenor fit of American schools, colleges, The explosion at 4:30 a.m. PST bill would: f FREED FOW 1?TERVIEWED of the White House statement seem Returned prisoner el war Pfc. and universities. By LEXOT HANSEN tower on Yucca 1. Continue present federal' ceil from a' s ed to be that we are still waiting CmU4 Pmm 8un Robert StelJ of Baltimore, Md., Is interviewed by newsmen A Filibuster "Like" correspondent By HENRY SHAPIRO flat gave every .appearance of ings through July 31 In some 1,300 Morse conceded that his record- he is being treated by United Natlona doctors at Freedom Village w " PANMUNJOM, Sunday. Kores, MOSCOW (UP)- - Official Soviet . near Panmunjom. Most of the returned prisoners told of Ked , . '"I nlln h nr rlrnt" . being one of the' larger "shots" of eommun ties. They include Ji cu- setting talk had "the characteristommumsi ana strocltles .V.V.. !" pni .,m i ..nnr.r.H.ntiKti . hv tilkn ivf) the current spring test series, ies of more then 100.000. Some oi tics of the filibuster." But be in- .,.,. and forced death marches. NUon4 editorial today that Ru- -S "itt It produced a brilliant flash the cities are Chicago, St. Louis, sisted be was not Interested in frent-paled to trace m"rt today reopen fri.niii!erty .t. I Mkdtf a that momentarily blinded obser San Francisco, Minneapolis and records or even in ... lh(,the Korean is a welcome cnangeiromxne--oU,tlodelaying a Sen solution of world tm, level of Mt. St. Paul. About 4,260.000 of the ate vote on vers at tht 8,000-foproblems direct-- 1 to measure the igllnirt hand vltuperitloa days as 13 mors disabled Ameri Charleston, 33 miles away. The 5,500,000 dwellings still, under fed- Stic of the Tidelands to coastal ly with the United States or with- - Unlted gUtef ,n4 toe frM worlA cans were returned to freedom. light like a tremendous flashbulb, eral ceilings are covered. states. His sole he said, in ine united wauons. It U also slgniDcint that the world- - The 13 Americana the last of waa seen over said diameter of rough- - 2. Continue controls through Ap was to dramatizepurpose, the But newspapers In they.wMe the President's tnteresr what be called 149 returned in the last seven days 1.. AA ne eviaenc ril .30. ' 1954." lrt "critical defense a saw in rresmcfii 4y i,wv limes. peace speech caused y,, "giveaway were turned over this morning, s Did tor peace in leaders to Although there were no reports areas'" as defined by new and The Senate had been in session reprint it in full for the They were the end of a "bonus" IS foreign policy address an of damage to wlndowa in this tighter requirements. Controls April Russian Deoole. continuously since 11 a.m. group returned by the Reds, Ori- gambling city 73 airline miles would end July 31 in present enu- yesterday when Morse Dnslly quit. that the United States really wants -'TV course, the Pravda editorial w ' v, 'l In from the detonation, a motorist on cal defense areas which do not A to talks. such engsge North Korean Army. ' By AL KAFf b COnsldartd a Substitute '12fl mHi. long quorum call ensued, 1m- - me in Caj1t whlrh to ElsenhowU.S. Highway 83, aome 20 miles meet the new definition of "criti editorial lent1 Marine Pic Thomas Tt. Barret reply Press Staff s Correspoi ihe tte ofIirlal by 6S4 In- mcOUilir,fjr'Wrh Alius ' to would " freedom; ,ctl0ft, definition new of brought 1n the cal. The east Lsi Vegas, reported Washington urtTie:" speech ;k-n- on debait was lesumed by xores.K 'If Ld w .1 ina return 01 ine aaajuonai Am- American Society of Newspaper shock wave mou uis at severely clude only communities where the others. ".village, editorial Is s rst ericiM this "Maybe d Atomic the or pris-eLiberated American, nd cracked bia windshield. Defense Department (UP) was published by Pravda. prisoneri at Camo No. 3 id toward something concrete. L, Americans also was received It recessed, at 1:49 p.m. EST Editors official Communist Party organ, step, Radioactive material fell to the Energy Commission have growing until 11 a.m. EST oners hi War told Saturday of 4,000 Pyoktong" who were net returnf 1. will world the free If after so, Monday Red a to be car conUnueyMterdty official government ground from the atomic cloud installations. Defense business more Allied prisoners who died of Turkish Pvt. MeAmet Durjun, 27, to wait for the definite steps that mineuver to influence in aesslon continuously since and Izvestla, across a narrow band covering ried on by private companies no being paper. Say,c1' U "I1 lead-', if 11 Soviet the must be made a.m. Communists brutality dr neglect. truce-talFriday. a community today. life In their PQW. camp was It also was broadcast by Moscow portions of U. S. Highways 93 and longer would help . i Some the Bul UIM ol alter rtiUmea overlapped reports 81 near Glendale and Alamo, small qualify as critical. tidio 1. ...41... up,of ...much work. iniuffacierjt tiik. ' . . suspended Since last wi.. n, nd the 3. End controls immediately on couiici.uvr Ideas are Weapons Nevada farming communities 100 figures could not b check-food- " and such punishment ss "jbelng for converted or . UN at-in built were all lcn)8higher. dwellings peace Pravda and Ixvestlatbltterly miles east of test site. .hopes ed, but the numbtr ol Allied deaths waking a prisoner's hair and face to &v,e 1. 1947. In critical de have sources than Feb. official after of they kV"c2 State tacked U. S. 'Secretary When scientists discovered this, making him stand outdoors la Such new housing Is I M timoll in Red captivity was estimated'1"1 ilnce me Wlf J""" the United John Foster Dulles for trying to stePs ,hey winother A roadblocks were set up on those fense areas. reezln8 weather. ' t ' Toon States to free and the communinations, near in h. other three years ago. LUUj convert the Eisenhower speech inhighways to check passing vehicles already "exempt as always, ready to work unceasAllied leaders raid they believed to an "act of war." '; rent sta and their occupants to learn if ties. for 4. Abolish the office of peace." a the renewed sessions would give Dulles' "militant" pose would ingly (UP- )- The HANOI, either had been contaminated with milihis and all Mr. Elenhower bilization July 31. The President aged ruler of Laos and thousands the world its critical test of the harmful radiation from the' "fallhardly achieve its objective," the would give some other federal of his loyal subjects prepared newspapers said. indb.Umeto tary and diplomatic officials re- present Communist "peace offensout." agency authority to administer the Saturday to evacuate the king . ' in evaluating Mr. Els gard the new Korean truce talks ive." " (Dulles, Cpl. William R. Conley of Mor-Forty five cars were baited at controls in critical de- dom's two main cities as Com enhower's major test of the sin-- J The 13 Americans were returned Communism. , address, said last Fri- as the first ,.M .,. North Las Vegan and four were remaining M. SoIf the fense areas. h The official said .IC." N. Burchett U. munist "ITv cerlty( underlying any, Invasion spear day the speech "had created a In the seventh day of the prisoner V found to be "hot" and bad to be news: viet Union's Other congressional heads drew near. peace maneuvering. a day longer than and Wlnnlngton brought the situation where it is obvious that exchange d Ur by a thorough In Congress, Senate Republican the Air race: Sen. Styles Bridges The Laotian government an unless there is a prompt response original program planned. W,,.l ,Tr eve)nt,r,ndfrom pneumonia. He said "the n washing down. Armed a (R-H.) said nounced it had "prevailed upon" from the Soviet Union In many Leader Robert A. Taft commented: cases no were There litter among nn. rlffh. A Greyhound bus also was found Services Investigating subcommit ailing King Sisavang Vong to flee respects It will be quite apparent "I've given up trying to guess the Americans as the latest group munlst POW camps played s 'lead-- l to be "hot" and wis washed down tee be heads la Investigating the his palace at Luang Prabang, that It will be necessary to move about the Russians. I haven't much of POWS were returned by the lng role" in the Indoctrination of Alrman 2e wlm,m K f Columbu!i Jnd who b;u out after Its passengers and baggage East-Werace for air . suprem- - some 200 miles southeast of here. Americans and Britons. ., Reds. ., , ahead on all fronts, West and confidence in their good faith." ,,tu bad been cleared. acy in the light of recent reports u capture of the ancient citadel There some is doubt overseas, of the The Allies bad, proposed snd Prisoners told esrller T. .;"", East, to develop a strong position.! too. For The atomic energy commission that Russia has made considerable becomes inevitable. Instance, expert analysts hoped that the prisoner exchange death, of S.0OOfU. N troop, In In bis Abne. that the "fallout" progress. emphasized At Vsntiane, the kingdom's ad in London thought the new Russian would continue indefinitely. But death marchee or in unheUdiltmaghcd but that hc speech, asked whether the new small particles of duit MacArlbur: So far, there have ministrative material recelve(J ..gen. capital 160 miles be Soviet leadership was prepared to effort may only be a device to buy there has been no written Indica- stockades during periods of below- treatment which wai sucked up Into the been no takers In Congress tor low Lunang Prabang near the use its Influence to achieve a truce more time while they settle their tion from the Reds that they agreed iero temperatures when they often er(llly falr. atomic cloud at the time of the Gen. Douglas MacArthur's plan border of Thailand, Spt Albert Kov.ard 33 cf (12CJ government In Korea and peace in the Orient own. Internal problems. to this proposal. Today's exchange were without proper care. shock and then fell out again to use the tnreat of a strike against ministers and 'other in to personali State of John of the allow whether was was silent rePOrtS a and Paris, Secretary it ready underwriting said ln he wert was not harmful to either per Red China to induce Russia to end ties" were readied to leave AlUry.wther; 722 MW sleep !n by air, other nations to choose their own Foster Dulles and representatives UN suggestion. men in one a North Toky Korean hut one , h, wIth sons, animals or crops. . the Korean war. They were reluc ,, Both cities lie in the path of form of of to Britain and France consulted The Americans Included in the camp, another 1,600 1,800 In n olher Amerlcans 8nd Wclre government. The AEC said the. fallout had tant to endorse it at moment advancing Vletmlnh forces which "As is known," the Soviet edl- - on the latest Soviet development. 84 Allied troops treed today came another and 800 at camp No. 5 next mornlni? to find h!msc! th, occurred In previous tests but this when the Allies seem to be making in two weeks have swept virtually tt9 torlal said today, "Soviet leaders There was no question but that over to freedom under grey skies. near Pyoktong. onlv one tm allve. Hs estlmatt was the first time it had dropped progress toward a negotiated set unopposed across a third are not connecting their appeal nearly follow est!-' Mr. included second these would were was beUeved in the three It , Mm They forpulles ?nn(1 , pnw on main highways. The radiation tiement. of Laos, one of the three Indo- settlement of lnternation-- j bower's lead and ay the free world group of Allied prisoners swapped mir ovrnapyeu nu mil uit; fimim npliiitoH In lever of the material was far too Tax Scandals: House, tax scandal Chinese states. to is with demands al the "definite the first Reds any problems steps by the awaiting today low to have harmful effects, an investigators called a temporary to. death, died Of ' 5h2u4i0O "Tiw t0n,,VS or of America United the 50 that or erouo Koreans. could lead to world Deace was States South Treffery ol Cpl, or jus, plaIn ialt in their inquiry so they could tttrlUon, Atu spokesman said. The U.N. Prisoners released to-- JVillC. VU1111., lUlU IICW0I1IC1I HCIV any other countries which have or at least an easing of tensions. SSld ' join with the full house- Ways ana not the have Y that-"l- f Joined 79 of were than Walter betteri Acting State had moio tie Secretary originally .day given SALT LAKE CITY (UP)-- Dr. they consider ivieans subcommittee in can bloc. Bedell Smith, In a speech prepared promised by the Reds. At the same rood ana medical care, i,buo to Van Dllla of the radlobiology lab-- ing proposals to extend the Recip"Does this mean the Soviet Un- for delivery at the University of .time the Allies idea sed 497 dls- - 1,800 men who died would be alive i rocal "Trade Agreement program j (Continued on Page Two) ion has no claims? Of course not. New Hampshire at Durham, again abled Communist troops as sched- - J U ' . ... loaay.; for another year. Before taking of this Soviet leaders will outimed that policy, He said theuled. In spite Msgt. Gilbert Christie ol Monte. their recess, the Investigators welcome any step of the United United States has one hand onen zuma, Ind.. said there were about heard considerable testimony from SAN FRANCISCO (UP)-Th- ree States government or the govern- - to receive definite deeds and a 3,000 POWS In his camp in 1950 "Washington mysteryman" Henry Navy transports will bring a total ment of any country If It is dl- "clenched fist" ready for an d and that "about 50 per cent ot the W. Grunewald about the Interest of 4,503 troops and civilians from towards friendly settlement eencv DC-- 3 men. died. he took in the criminal tax fraud Honolulu and the Far East to the Almost, every story by the libercase of Abraham Teitelbaum, Chi- San Francisco Port of Embarka- oi conienuous issues. COURT MOURNIXG ated prisoners told of great suffer FORT cago lawyer who once represented tion upon their arrival, scheduled LEWIS, Wash. (UP)-T- ba OFFICIALLY EfDED ing. Some insisted they were in death Al Capone. for Monday. of the first of two plane toll r LONDON, ,(UP Court mourn "perfect health and mat prison crashes on rugged Cedar Mountain ers left behind were in serious in ing for Dowager Oueen Mary end the Cascades east of Seattle, ST. Louis. Mo. (UP)- -A bandit ed Saturday, cletrlng the way for condition. Wash., mounted to seven Saturday a round of gay parties preceding was ln flight, two lay critically Pfc. Theodore A. Juern of For with PARIS (UP) United States the death of another soldier wounded in a hospital and the tne coronation of Queen Elizabeth Secretary of State John Foster est Park, III., said he saw one victim. fourth was dead by his own hand II. a ministers POW hi hosnital "all swollen up" Dulles and Madigan Army hospital today because their "kill or be Many social events that were of Britain and France consulted before he died 'from infections said Pvt. Oatls Finaham, Culwent bank killed", robbery plot cancelled when the aged queen Saturday on what position the West caused by hypodermic injections pepper, Va., died Saturday of cere - ; SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP) wrong. died a month aito have been re should take on the latest Soviet South Korean Kim Hak No said bral concussion. He had been listed The Chicago holdup men were State officials sought Saturday to scheduled as highlights of the cor- - offer to negotiate East-We1,000 ROK prisoners ln his group as Injured since the cut down or routed by more than OREM The city manager form .directors and the group voted unan- - discover whether a nation eemnn were pressed into service in the Aprilcritically 14 crash. 100 policemen yesterday as they ol ln upport of tlje plan, coy s death was caused by eating government was given substan- Finaham was one ol 25 service Council tried to rob the Southwest bank of tlal have been members of hailstones size "bitter" the City golf men and crewmembers aboard the Shot Down in 1952 backing when the Chamber of studying the city manager system balls. $140,000. Miami Airlines DC-- 3 that crashed The lone fugitive, known only as Commerce went on record Friday of government for. several weeks. Im It aald was Meteorologists on a flight from the east to Seattle. form of this was of governleader as described not city favoring "Joe," They have only been consider possible, but other San Antonlans Six died in the crash, including Uie Orem. ' ment for to Us He believed was have Jhe gang. ing cleslrabilny out tne legal reported they became sick after and four soldiers. pilot and The committee members who aspects ot making the change. To biting Into the "bitter" stones that escaped in a green Oldsmoblle ' IS haye survived. found Saturday morning about two met at the office of the Orem Real date, no official action has been reppered the city Thursday nlcrht. DC-- 3 half crashed than The less S. listed in the Navy In 1943, soon FREEDOM VILLAGE (UP) miles from where another gang Estate Board heard Clayton Jen taken ln this direction by city of A newsman here reported that hero son Ensign? Marvin an American member said they had planted' a kins, secretary of the Provo Cham- ficials. However, comments have "even sane, unimaginative people The first ,Navy officer to walk Broomhead had been released st after graduating from South high Airmile from where Transport 6 crashed April ber of Commerce, give them some been invited from the public re are talking seriously about radio- through the gate to freedom said second getaway car. Freedom Village as a prisoner of school. He was Hying from the 23, killing two. Two survived the He was charged in a warrant valuable tips on the formation of garding the proposed change. active hail forming from clouds today i.e was "happy" to be free. USS Valley Forge at the time of second crash. with robbery with Intent to kill committees for (he chamber. Chamber of Commerce board that somehow drifted from Nev Ensign Marvin S. Broomhead, war ln Korea. his crash landing after Red fire 26, of Salt Lake City, Utah, was Identical warrants were also is- This phase of the Orem organiza members felt that a savings to the ada." Broomhead, Ensign ot being city would result in emplovin a The dead child was Ramlro shot down northwest of Wonsan Salt Laker, was shot down Feb. 8 knocked his plane front the North sued against John Frederick, 50, tion ts in tne process and William Scholl, who were both completed. Contents of his stomach and Feb. 8, 1952. He said he received last year while serving over North Korean skies more than a year trusted, trained city administrator A letter was drafted to the Orem who is free of political pressures some of the wounded In the gun battle. hailstones, preserved no mall during his more than one Korea as pilot of a dive bomber. ago. It was reported his legs were Ills mother said neither she nor broken In the crash. Dead was Frank Zito, 27, who City Council ln which it urged the iney suggeted that Orem ntv through refrigeration, were sent to year in prison camp No. Two. He called camp facilities, food her son's paralyzed wife, Beatrice, turned his gun on himself, shout- city's administrative body to make could benefit Immensely front hav Austin, Tex., for laboratory analy"It should be a real reunion," the necessary arrangements to ef- ing an adequately paid man on the sis by the Texas Department of and medical care "adequate." had heard from the Navy flier said Mrs. Barnard, looking forward ing "they'll never take me." His wife Beatrice and his mother, since he was shot down. The wife to the time she and her family, The gang already had scoonc fect the change as soon as pos job who would be available on Public' Safety. ; returns last e basis. He could give close Ramlro's mother said he ate two Mrs. Fny Hill Raynard live in Salt currently is confined to the Naval including the ensign and hlswjfe, TOKYO (UP)-L- ate op $140,000 when they found police sible. , Yosbi-da- 's bad surrounded the building. Joe Cham&er President , Melbourne supervision to the city's employes or three of the hailstones. He had Lake City. Hospital at San Delgo. She was get tdgether again. "I only wish night gave Premier Shlgeru lead a Liberal D. and widening me Wallace to said also be to word an the that acci such Party as alert all automobile has come. Friday escaped after shooting police Cpl. problems convulsions a few minutes later paralyzed ln SALT LAKE CITY. (UP)-M- rs. Rober Helta ln the neck. Freder- subject of the city manager plan which needed attention and have whlla she was bathing him, she dent only two weeks after her hus- would reach every motherland ev- in Friday's election of new memhouse of ick was shot ln the head and chest. tor urem was raised at the last the time to devots to working out said, and died before he could be Fay H. Barnard wept with joy band left for duty in Korea. ery wife of a war prisoner. , ." bers for Japan's councilors. An the loot was recovered. meeting of the chamber board of a solution. Friday night when informed her Mrs. Barnard said her son en she added. f.akcn to a hospital. Br ROBERT - LAS - Final Eisenhower Receives Americans Russian Peace Bid ' Repatriated With Reservation r, pre-daw- House-approv- ed d mZ 2KK1 ILZ.l nuw 1 Despite hs aj. declaration e five-mon- th r runner r ro" ,.. I V- three-mont- 13 top-lecr- safe-guard- i ,,. ..... """" rrvui iirw.p.. Editorial Says Russia Ready ' To Talk Peace ' 300-fo- ot - ..... "i ,r:r;: "tltertwW . 'ine r n, Freed American Prison . trocuies i i..v Tide-land- cr ert ,i..i4 pj.,.ji'turn -- , .mf', ,i mn E'; - tpmtti ' ' EvccuQt.cn Of . kiii-cic- ks t ... 'r , - tV.J . . - - l"d7 ltiiiMAMi llilullttwill v,, igln Indo-Chln- EZfJT? ,.. V" Vlet-mln- h.T. Mu "Z? five-ma- 7'"? .f..,v. ,w . , st (ri,tn Ter-oun- . Anglo-Ame- A One Dead, Two -, emer-recte- In Rdicactive Chamber Endorses City Manager Plan for Orem t .rlir Hail - cd Rises to 7 In Croshj French In NATO '' - Suspected As Death Toll ' Du!bs Centers With British Bank Robbery I v,.,in ri To Bring 4,503 Vets From Korea Wounded i. j.th. Eisen-peacef- ul Three Transports r...t. ..u &Zu Eisenhower, - w rr,. ' ., Cqusd of Death - ' st . three-year-ol- d - lms'y Utah Navy Flier 'Happy7 To Be Free - , : . Can-ale- s. . Yoshida's Party Increases Lead In the Election full-tim- 250-se- |