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There wai tragedy to ae was In front on two la pi, aowever, the win, Piny too, and Vukovtcb reCrl Scarborough died of beat tx- - be baited, lead to itay. the gained oufoi he taken after hiuitlon The his car during pit itop. pace fell below the record Tbe race wai run moat of the at 50 lapi, with Agabaihlan In way at record ipeed despite beat front, then dropped down again at IX 120, 130 and 140 laps due to a which observer! aald waa In- yellow caution flag put out when degreea on the track," and ao Pat Flaherty amacaea ue wau on the northeast turn. Indianapolis kovlrh. speedster (UP) 0 J DO n llot Hiiro 50000 500-mi- corn-Driv- er Allied! commander, said SEOUL,' Korea. (UP) the 'Western and heavy artll - rront assault "is not considered a lery poured hundreds of tons of major drive." high explosives Saturday on West- losse's on both sldfi ern Front positions which the Com- - However, wer, believed to be heavy, with munisu stiied from American and tht Redi eWnJ worst lu . f Turkish forces in heavy battles. Turktsn commandcrs estimated Won't-Allo'wFifth Air Force plane! flew 96 their i troops killed 3,000 Chinese. sorties and dropped at least 100 but tbe v . Eighth Army considered on tons outposts Carson, Vegas them optimistic. Vukevlch'a speed for the 500 cb and guard the Invamiles waa 121740 miles per hour, sion route to Seoul-duii- ng the 922 128 of the to record compared morning. set by Troy Buttmaa In winning The Communists, who ' began a year ago. their heaviest assault on Allied SlGXALS-Presld- ent THEY'LL CALL THE Jiomloeea team" Allies for Elsenhower's the chief! "new Await Joint Answer fuel drove Injection Vukovich positions in almost tight months of staff In Washington as they arrive to testify before the Senite armed service! comspecial owned by Howard Keek mittee get together From night, continued ' their Thunday on About Communists to B, Matthew the Gen. for nomlnsUons. chief Left hearings holding RIdgway, a was right: Army Co., of Los Angeles. It attack " B. Intermittently of Adm. Robert Adm. Arthur chief for staff; W. of naval for Joint e Carney, operations; Radford, rear-drivcreation which Newest Truce Proposal and with renewed fury Friday SALT LAKE CITY. (UP)-U- tih at 111192, fattest this chiefs chairman, and Gen. Nathan Twining, for Air Force chief. . qualified night. educator! and School Survey Com- yesr and the second fastest time s SEOUL (UP) American South Korea1! troops mission member Saturday took trial on record. Presl-deWASHINGTON (UP) Foreign minister laid Saturday the of tbe 25th Division called In artilIssue .with Gov. J. Bracken Lee'i Second winner was Paul place ROK army would fight any for- lery fire to protect them before Eisenhower held a ipeclal 20 comment that the itate'i achool Russo, driving car no. 59 - aa relief : "man- eign troopi that enter South Korea abandoning Vegaa and Elko. The minute conference on Korean definancing problem wil Fred for Agabashlsn. to take charge ot prisoners refus- Reds bad taken Carson from the made crisis." velopments Saturday with SecreThird was Art Cron In cir no. Turk! early Friday. ing repatriation. Executive Secretary ,K. Grant 18. owned Lee Paoll. Beisie War-.-Dea&-InMof State John Foster Dulles,' by tary U.N. Ai loon ai the . Veil of the Survey Com- Springfield, troopi had Pyun Yung Tae, also acting woman car em WU- -: minion laid "the crlili it real, owner ever to enter the SO0. prime minister, said that if an withdrawn, the big artillery gunstDcfense Secretary Charles E. hot ateel son biUi oa the and Gen. Lawton and J. coughed was on armistice basis Collins, made the remdleii of who created It." Lo- Duane Carter, driving ear do. 1 played Hall to the Chief and then.lng the Presidential wreath-layin- g By JOMN W. riNKtY bomberi followed Army chief of staff. Vest, also superintendent of was aa honor guard of over 100 of the new UN proposals, the ROK the fighter the National Anthtm for Sam Hanks aa reliefer, was Presl-deWASHINGTON (UP) asserted "if, schools, ai gan city An aide handed klm the blgi iea trom the Army, Navy, Marine army "would resist by force if through with their endlesi sorties. "All I can say Is that lt was on' fourth. Eisenhower silently paid wreath. He strode It was presumed that the Chin the governor stated, higher salar-le- i necessary, bringing alien troops forward, hatjCorpi and Air Force, Korea." Murray Snyder, .asist- ese were in trenches still will not bring better teachen Saturday to the nation'. on his troops head, and laid It against Closing the solemn ceremony into this sovereign country." on three outposts named for Ntv- - ant, White House press secretary, In the lystem, adequate pay will fleia "M then piaudea the tomb. "We would to be compelled were the ruffle of muffled drums an assertion th4 America . ,; y said after the meeting. ada cities. at least maintain the morale of the i Then, as a bugler played taps, bv thl Armv Bind mil th fr.HI. mobilize the national army to haltj An wait wmm Eighth Army communique The conference bad not been on teaching ataff, which li very Im- hour. Only these three cars plua cannot afford to "go It alone." he stood with hat over heart as tionsl strains of tin. .ounriin the foreign troopi if they came portant." went The statement was made by scores of uniformed personnel ver the wooded hill overlooitln with the purpose ot supervising said tough South Korean troops bad the President's announced schedCross and Russo Vukovich, taken back two positions they bid ule. Snyder said it waa set up . Sen. Alexander Wiley In response to Lee'i atatement tbe full 500 milts. at stood at attention. prisoners of war," hi said. the nation'! capltaL lost on the Central Front following Just before' the' President went that he might ask a possible spewent to relief the Memorial Amphitheater In Arthat had once Seventh It been place arranged Polish Troops Involved an attack by about 8,000 Commun- to Arlington cial session of the Utah LegislaMemorial Serrlcei lington National cemetery after an unknown soldier of World VVar National .cemetery the Eddie Johnson, driving pilot ture to consider other subjects in , the President bad laid a red, II ahould ist Chineie. for Memorial Day aervlces. Tbe was minister to but dv lie After started him, the referring alongside jira wreath Kinmann, laying the was (he addition to school problems, Veit cir Miami Fla. Ernie McCoy was white and blue wreath on the the plana were put aside with the President arranged to attend a troops from .India, Poland and Although the fighting Dulles, Wilson and Collins wera tumb ot the Unknown Soldier. of the year, Lt. Gen. heavleit Hid: ' the President at the car In the the under Czechoslovakia War. Gene Korean outbreak who. of the elehth. Memorial In Hirtley, service awaiting the Day "The Legislature did consider D. Taylor, Eighth Army White House when he returned Tbe President sat Impassive Massed alongside the tomb dur- which Tony Bettenhausen started proposed armistice would enter Maxwell. behind the amphitheater at health programs highways and as be beard Wiley, from the wreath-layinSouth Korea to take custody of ceremonfinished ninth, even though he and stern-face-d Unknown Soldier'! tomb. the regular aesslon but did not con- mun out after W laoi. and tenth principal ipeaken at the cere ies. Communist troops that refuse to The SurSen of School the principal speaker. sider the report went to Duke Nalon. All (our - ve monies, bluntly reject' the 'eo it Snyder wai asked If the conferAlexinder Wiley recal go borne. vey Commission." L 4tl ... ! - .... 500 mile none proptftl auvanceu by en. the of short ence dealt specifically with either . . hides stopped led that the annual commemora- - TV tun- ..,..,11 ituuiv w v .maim viui uis'c Similar comments came from distance. 0 Robert A..Taft propo 'e tc-v- Cemrnur'st o!f,n.'vs li Lca erisUiaUd in 1" r. wba fcoulh come'V Fyua aat-3- . but auut4 t f-LeGrand P. Backman, chairman a Vukovlch's long run In first place sal also rejected by tiie 'reluctance 'Ct."" b.otva. i era women-spreaflowers on the hii country would not hesitate of the Salt Lake City Board of e hower. South Korean President also made him the Confederate and North from taking such action it It be of graves Education, Calvin A. Bahle. a today in Listened Intently comes necessary. Rheet go along viih. the lN.( lap prize money with a . em soldiers alike. member of the achool commis- leader ; total of $34,700. He , bad earned The President listened Intently armistice proposals. deci not lt till said wai since it Pyunl "Ever that has sion's executive committee, and been i dsy, ' The previous' all-ti- to those portions in which Wiley Allan M. West, executive secre- - 515,000 last year. customary to gather and strew ded whether Gen, Choi Duk Son, WASHINGTON (UP)W 3en. He. aald be could not reply, ex leader was Bill Holland, one without mentioning Taft by name, Assoto the thst truce conference South cept the Utah Korean Education the flowers of on to'ssy tne recall and delegate graves tary By JOAN GEYER of the driver requiring relief to called far continued cooperation struck wai cn Korea; , Alexander Wlle'm-Wls.- ) the heroic deeds of sacrifice of negotiation!, would ' attend ciation. 830,000 with, our Allies and with the The graves of Provo City Ceme- those who made the supreme session at Robert West pointed out that before the day, with at back Panmunjom. bard Sen., Saturday i return for vukovicn United Nations u tulu"ul!rlflr " a In vi. icry were uKiaul war there wer 13.000 births in the to It was a fairLast ''He' can either attend or stay Taffs plea that America "for win today. year he led the As Wiley finished, the President ui.uoou.iia uatuiuo; vut via uiv iiv SQurCSS atate per year. Tor the past ilx 25away," ryun laid. 'Tnere ta no get about" the United Nation! as 150 laps and had a field for than more - yesrs there have been broke into a smile, applauded we kre reminded that estaDllshed and binding rule that f .nrf second lead on the field when his weapon against aggression. hn,..nH uIvh "Today, and turned to Mrs. Eisen20.000 births, he said, resulting In must attend mechanism went bad only warmly, MAm. J"t as those who have passed'on the ROK delegate nn An n.M thpir steering rihf. The enemies of the nation, he his crowded schools. head in hower, apnodding, each seiilon." . Ipreserved by their, sacrifices and eight laps from the finish and he parent endorsement of the sena said, "would like nothing better it Bepublic-- so Can Recall Delegate It was a day In which the quick the1 deed spun Into the. wall to let Troy Rott- - tor's remarks, than to aee the United States said, man capture the checkered flag, ; and the dead were together. Little yX this He said however that South abandon the UN and attempt to salute reverberated children Vukovich s run for gold paid off A ,l.at : the tomb ,new'u among alone." played it "go Korea can recall Its delegate If, lt not Perisn- richly. At the rate of 8150 for each through the historic cemetery as tones. poinUng proudly to Ameri- - ntional ANZIO. Italy (UP)-G- en. wishes and added, "1 perionally Alfred Stresses Unity lap be led. he picked up 829,700 the President'! . car entered the can flags, whjch decorated graves M. Gruenther warned Saturday the would like to see blm out of tbe from this feat alone. It was esti- ground! Clad in a blue suit and', mUlt, oc. do I on,y "On Memorial ,nd this Day to the free, world was meeting." I O mated that bis total payoff for gray hat. wl h his wife at his side CMtonancunil a puzzled glance V tot believe that we could pay danger in magnitude and These statements were made at mor, fitting tribute to the honored winning, at the victory celebration .i m mac dma uaxiiuuji guu wiui at the sad countenances of griev tomorrow would be about 875,000, fur cape, the President took his ing adults. a presi conference with Korean The 'upreme commander of far ahead of the record payoff of place in front of the massive All roads around the cemetery newipapermen. Pyun bai laid in aftom our Vi.w In the tin North Atlantic .. U ...tKM.K(lA Br UNITED PRESS 863,612 paid to Lee Wallard the put he would resign hii post nstrument for working out for, marble tomb of the Unknown Sol- M.AM 1MMA AtUn(,c mc thepelcd to dier of World War I, The number of highway fatalitlei winning in 1951. if the UN proposal was acceptea. and seemingly no single grsvej A HIS 01 a SlCk World. .vnirt tttlna h flnvM n.rm f. y climbed Saturday ai fair and 1 1 1 The beat also took Intense toll 1 I 1 A IU U U U "Hall to the Chief" r lacked a visitor. However, only a "Such a humiliating ceasefire Wiley, Chairman of the . Senate fensive weaken their unity or de-weather over most of the of the cars and only 12 of the 33 He stood at would uot only mean an Forelgn Relation! committee, attention, his bat leant hundred attended official to be stronsr. nation aent million! Into tbe starters were running at the finish. over his The end to our national life but the fended the need for Allied cooper- heart, as the Army Band ceremonies, conducted near a rep- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP) Memorial Day jn a Six vehicles went out in accidents, country tor Memorial Day. We lica of the tomb ot the Unknown Atomic world. free total end of the Commission con atiott'ln a apeech prepared for; addresi on the Anzio beachhead, United but their drivers were not hurt. By Saturday evening, Soldier. Most, relatives and friends firmed Energy that one more therefore continue to raise our National Cemetery lerv - before the graves of 8,000 Ameri- Presi survey showed M persons The stricken driver waa Carl of the dead apparently were too atomic Saturdaywill be held before voice ot warning against such a Arlington icea.at which the" Preildent plan can soldiers who died in world explosion had been killed since 6 p.mFrl- - Scarborough, 38. He started In the memWith own their preoccupied dawn at the southern disaster." ned to preside War II, Gruenther said the loss uay night. Of the total U died In seventh row, with a qualifying ories to listen to formal sneechei. NevadaMonday In the meantime, South Korean to of unity would Increase tbe threat' proving ground, not refer did Although Wiley traffic, 20 In miscellaneous acci- speed of 135.665 miles per hour, In ln-- 1 Importance Stressed n The Taft by name, lt was obvious his of another war. blast, which may President Syngman Rhee baa dents and one in a light plane the same car he piloted for 100 The Importance of "annually reThere will be no conquerer," be 31 nu structed hla cabinet to meet with address was prepared with the re of the 1951.' 70 But the in he after Crash. granddaddy lapi lapi freshing our memories of the hours before the mark! of the Senate ' him Monday-the laid. "There will be no con- -. clear Inside set detonations off ue National Safety Council pr halted at the ptti and wai reported Republican made by those Who died in U.S. to date, wilt be the 11th truce talk! are reiumed a Pan leader in mind. dieted 240 deaths during the two- - overcome by CO--2 gaa used to put quered. There will be an obliterabattle" was stressed by Judge Wi- the ; 35,000,-00and and said final shot of the present test munjom. a out in fuel which overflowed period fire It wai the second rebuff banded tion, of what we call 'civilization' day holiday ' lliam Stanley Dunford, principal will a but harsher be lt series tor Nevada on southern the Seoul given left ... cars would be on the highways his gaa tank. Rhee ...... leader. .. WASHINGTON ..... I Taft by an administration T1...1 I. Friday Secre- a (UP) wuubc uwn huh, T. rvi. ram desert. hii summer retreat on the south At bli newa conference Mr. Ei- - name by the archaeologist! probParades and memorial aervlces He was taken to tbe track hos- tary of State John Foster Dulles i:aci, Dunford. was killed in a train-trie-d the had honored across the nation to work out today a There were indications that Mon- coast after his spokesmen senhower fired a blunt "no" when ing the ruins of our world a thou- pital where physicians worked on newjlng ,ccldent at Fort Riley, Kans., now- Jror him for two hours without avail. pqllcy for the Near and Middle American dead, ereed with Tart's B if he . In warned the U.N. that South Korea asked would be blast day's equal jn w0rld War II Allied new He wai survived by his widow and East following his the would never alone it to factaccept the violence two of at Decorated least r Tuesday. Grave f speech m.nv 'go Th. Spy'a Br.u. " ' three children. "Model T" ' In Wisconin iincung tour ot tnst troubled area wars, from the dropped on formula (or a truce in Korea, Need Allied Support Dells, Wis., soil struggle between of the world. , W4I.J during World War II." This The emergency cabinet meeting the states In 1861 to the present, JP from Virginia was ipread oven He also had to grind out deci "police action" In Korea, were would mean an explosive yield was set for 9 k m. at the summer 'who would divide us trom our the coffin of Belle Boyd, famed to the blind and Allies are who to TNT. of ot tons are that 40,000 sions on such other problem! as,brlght with flags, placed by veter- equal resort. Tbe Communists Confederate apy of the Civil War The the Korean truce negotiations, the, ans organizations. Originally, only 10 detonations scheduled to give the U.N. their consequences of their act." Mayor Grover E. Helton aaid cannot house "free stand," world's "final" proAlllei to the had answer been scheduled Bermuda The she what forthcoming for memorial "Belle Boyd fought program opened he said, if some now split it "witcoiuerence, ana Ainea pressure with the raising of stars and stripes The , AEC said the June 1 shot posal for settling the prisoner dis consiaered right" and pledged or unwittingly." tingly 11 for in a Keas a.m. The at with a color Rua meeting sruard from headauarten Wll ha1ntf rarnH "trt nnftrm it pute by that her burial place would alwaya Tbe Wisconsin Senator took di iia have thumbed down parts-- of of the 145th Field Artillery Group once certain research and develop be an honored spot. ' rect issue both with Taft s view SALT LAKE CITY. (UP)- - See-' British Dullea and Mutual Security Dir- Utah National Guard. ment results Just obtained at the the plan. Americans in London observed OTTAWA. Ont. (UP) on the United Nations and the retary of Agriculture Ezra Taft' The memorial services were Los Alamos. N.M : scientific lah- Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden ector Harold E. Staksen returned Memorial Day by placing doubts he expressed concerning Benson, back In Salt LakeCity for wrcatn at tne Cenotapa, memor- will fly from London to Boston, to the Capital late yesterday from sponsored by Wasatch Chapter No., oratory." the validity of the North Atlantic Memorial Day, said Saturday that Newly-We- d tour. They made a 1, Disabled Veterans. Provo Post! ial to Britain's - war dead, and Mass., on June 5 in a Roval their mutual defense system. risins: meat consumption is solving Force Air to Canadian for St. fashionable Mar " President preliminary report" plane marching to the firing ot a device expected A"?" Wars "We did not 'go It alone' In the the livestock situation. United church for xeligloui. ler- - medical treatment at tbe Lahey Elsenhower and then issued a brief to be dropped from an airplane garet'a not Benson arrived here unexpected1940s," Wiley laid. "We are ' vices. ish War Veterans. . Clinic, acting Prime Minister atatement. will be AEC and Department of t 1950s. ly Friday and said be planned '' A going to go it alone In the Offers Invocation ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP) They declared they bad laid "a Gen. Allied M. Gruenther spoke Brooke Clixton announced SaturDefense scientists and observers. to ua la far greater to spend Saturday visiting the The new foundation for friendship" Arthur. D. Coleman, chaplain of d , beside the graves Of 8,000 Ameri- day. University of. Mich now danger The Atomic Energy Commission than it was then." graves of his parents In Whitney, American Legion Post 13, offering hours be who can soldiers who are buried at Eden has been suffering for with the countries they visited. student only fired its 10th and final blast of igan i Ida., where he was born. The Agrsome time from a serious Internal Dulles said be will report more the Invocation, asked that the thesis for her fore completed, Anzlo, Italy. the series last Monday from iculture Secretary; on leave as an CZECHOSLOVAKIA! REDS iulcommitted Jn H6ncf!ulu7Navy Chaplain F.A ailment. He recently underwent a fully to the American people later, "great commander ot all man- the spring master'i degree : cannon new Apostle of the Latter - day Sainls kind" grant yellef to the wounded probably next week. Moore celebrated a memorial serious operation In London. clde Friday by standing In front DEVALUATE CURRENCY while brought in from Fort Sill, Okla. the cabin- men and to solace those the train. on . Austria grieving of a speeding freight mass (UP) exposed superstruVIENNA, also hoped to visit relaon et the post, for Atihough who sacrifice had final a drastlmade cture pi tbe battleship Arizona, Witnesses said pretty Mrs. Ann Czechoslovak Communists project, an AEC spokesman said Elinor Vedder. 22, walked calmly cally devalued their currency to tives in Franklin, Ida., and Logan. their country. sunk In Pearl Harbor on Dec. T, Is the sound an"If nuclear be another is to there reminded W'. Love 1941. Mayor C onto the tracks of the New York night and based. It on fhe Russian "Consumption ' mournera that, the first Decoration test in the near future, it will not Central Railroad and stood for ruble, the Prague Radio reported, swer to the livestock problem," he Memorial Mass rifle's atom more than a minute as the train At the aame time the card system explained. "Our "people are again Day was instigated to pay tribute be the The mass was in memorlam to to eat meat, somethint to men who, fought to preserve ic projectile.", lot food rationing was abolished. learning bore down on her. . 1.102 sailon and Marine!, includ were learning to do without they a It was indicated that, if another the he union. recalled, Later, e t Minister! Nehru made it clear that the memorial-dawhen prices were so high." ,ing Father Moore'a brother, who LONDON' was set aside to blast took place, It would be the lie entombed inside the ruiting of all nine member! of the British Reread He added that lt would be uniUII and dead: mourn were peace movei upper-all of the l military group(and equal tvsai-- a granddady ststaam MatI rnmrnnnuaaUtl hulk. necessary to make a schedule tr i both military to at least two of the Model T" Confederate flag! waved over here Saturday for the coronaUon ofmo,t ,n hU mind ,nd officials later, in memory of to Mexico to Investigate an oi and on civilian dead. bombs dropped Japan during the gravel of Southern aoldleri Queen Elizabeth II and the Com- nere sam "Korea ana its related of hoof and mourh diiea and natural a is tha war. burleu a i the Rock Island, 111, monwealth Conference next week Far Eastern problems" would be Although death so he decided to make tite itt i. It opens up an The Inevitable event. Is President hitch that are The which officials said could be a a top aubject for discussion by the National cemetery. graves only rial Day visit to Utah and list between the dead Elsenhower anguished gulf to has who died in prison curtain raiser for the Big Three Commonwealth statesmen. approve 'any those of soldiers .flood itage. Some lowland area By UNITED PRESS and those who mourn their loss, use ot All visiting Commonwealth statfissionable, material. camp during the Civil War, the power talks at Bermuda. . nave! residents were "told they might Two Dakota comunltiei said the mayor. Commonwealth esmen have made known their apconflict that inspired the first Last of cleared debris left by tornadoei In have to leave their homes. A cross of crimson flowers, Memorial Day in 1868. Premiers to arrive Friday was proval of British Prime Minister tied white which two persons died and more The U.S. Weather Bureau at with blue satin, was The last of the "Boyi In Blue," India's Jawaharlal Nehru who aald Sir Winston Churchill's May 11 than 15 others were Injured, and Chicago warned of general thun- a replica of the grave Albert Wooison, was be bad not come to London "to amcincni in raruameni tnat no upon COPENHAGEN, Denmark (UP) weathermen warned that torna- dershowers over north and central the unknown soldier by Mrs. Sarah the hero of the day in hla home attend banquets." time should be lost In" seeking Polish Air Force Lt. Zdzlslaw does could occur in a section of Wisconsin, iome probably severe CIIICO, a gold star mother, Orem. Gordon, Woolion to Minn. meet and ex talks with Soviet Russia. town of Duluth, "I have come who landed hi! Rus upper Wisconsin. with strong gusty surface, Zolber, lost durin" world Jazwensky, whose locally wai ion Next in Importance, the confer- War II last mrvlvor of the Civil War change view! with important interair blanketed winds. It said "titers was some day, when .v-sian made MIG-1- J Jet fighter Warm,, humid in the North Atlantic. Union Army, wai to rldt through national personalities assembling ence is to discuss foreign relations fr of the wreath wai fol- plane on Bornhoim Island, was much of the Midwest. In North chance of a' tornado or two In tbe was Placing "the city streets as honorary grand in London on this occasion," Nh-r- and defense which are subjects lowed three volleys, fired by Ranted axvlum Saturday as a Coll- Dakota, the Red river of the area bounded by Madison, Green 'path of a Southern ii (' ' by said. marshal of the Memorial Day directly affecting both India and a t the Ca'is drill iquad of the 145th uesi refugee. His plane will be North wai swollen by heavy rains Bay, Park Fall and Eau Claire To reporters at London airport Pakiataa. ade and then make a brief speech. ana was ruing at points above during Saturday." returned to the Poles. iters. (Continued oa Page Twe) South Korea Lee's Stand On School Crisis Brings Retort V fighter-bombe- Alien Troops Elko-whi- four-cylind- er Friday llard-prene- Eisenhower: Pays Tribute to L. orial Rites - ti 7rKr.7:M .tW wr Ike Confers With Top Men About Korea d nt nt - r ir.'.w-rml- " . ' . Wiley Strikes Rites Honor r Vets' Memory AKCemetery -- Mr,-Eis- en . ui i Foreign PoIFcy d ( or-wi- 5vnt""' Mon-day- 'a v.,.., Gruenther Says Threat to Free World Growing trint t. n., Memorial Day Y, tTy n ihu Fatalities T)nn W TA Take A Climb . C.i j6t tUecy7. Off Orie Mor.e " 1 f nm If Rlncf 3 aum-mer- g hard-hittin- g Dulles Seeks New Policy ' pre-daw- For Near East wo - ,',,. y , Eden to Seek Treatment From Boston Specialist ' To Utch, ld:!:o big-thr- On ei-fe-ct top-lev- I!:!;i:y Trg -- , Grad Commits Suicide Ui?uTL?0r ? ' newly-marrie- . , - The'lch Nine British Commonwealth Prime Ministers In London ..! 1 ivinta . (UP)-Prlm- y Tornadoes Smash Tvo Dakota Communities; 2 Dead. 15 Hurt IIIUl o'rcYclcRijhf tht Hits Train, Ki!bd . . - . riding-skl'Wr- - .!.-.- "? 1 |