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Show 4 far lllih, TEMPERATURES Prv Lakl . , II II till It . tiaoori... ... II ! II II ixmut ,,, II . II ( II klr.l VtU III III II Diuimtti II 4 M Nr lM Blt II Mttmi II II II UI . 111 lk rj PROVO, VOL 31, NO. 5 (iiy 'Dtiils Pcce Second c Zpning lav; Also Illegal .J-- . rit r kour. or tie rnmmliilo lil nd contraction, wai Impouibli to achiev COUNTY, UTAH in many tren. j'boai JUNE SUNDAY, 1953 28, jr- rnli 18 -r ;s Westerly m.(idv. five PRICE (Sini,ilJ) c n n i 11 KAYLOX At'TO fcii received lam extrt new tuv. Plymouth!, medial deviltry ou .J model. iimv M rani yd a Suii Cloimino Amended action day fired U itcond filed agalnit It la am week by 1 firm Individuals aid builnes both iuIU claiming illegality of erdinancee pertain recettly-pme- d Inf Jo tonici Uwi. Tn acond ittlon, tiled Saturday. Vclared that a leeond to amend and cor-refault! in on adopted earlier wu alio illegal. On May 28 the city commission aet up ptsied Ordinance 55 which a new commercial tone, l-irom 200 to 300 North on Unlveriity Avenue. It also amended existing loning lawi to require pirking in both downtown and out lying exutlng buitnesa areas on granting Jlf a buslnesi permit Its opponrtifv'jsid this meant any re- - UTAH y1 1 r k vtndi BiUl II II II 14 II H 19. kutnldily atlroo II rlU4 ,, It IIl ... ( Hunt II rKtiilli , II !. r relU V cum UNIVERSAL Q) CMICROriUlINQ CO n n: Bull of th suit filed tirlier this week by tht 19 plaintiff wai the contention that all but one Item In the ordinance bii been oaned without public heirtng, knowledge or notice of any kind.' Claim Secrecy They charged the commlislon published a notice and held A hearing only on the question of ex-tending the commercial sone from' w norm on univer- 250 North to iliy Avenue. Then, the 19 plain-tifdeclared, the commission went ahead to make several other far- Any Big Power Meeting reaching changes In tha wnlnBiDpvKflJ f)f all over KequeSTS laws affecting business With Russia Pushed Back that 'The crisis of the Korean By RUTHERFORD M. FOATS town, in what amounted.to leerecyiFieennower Slashed DV lesof Imteid Staff United armistice, Correspondent Press being without holding any hearing or By New Developments" further aggraTOKYO. Sunday, June 28 (U- fi- sened, Is being giving affected parties any chance Over $1.3 Billions ' vated" the by negotiations. OrdiAsslitant Secretary of State Walter to protest. The By JACK V. FOX nance S3 wai passed with the af- ' WASHINGTON Red Venloa - The Robertson beld an unscheduled con(UP) LONDON (UP)-Pri- me Minister firmative vote of Mayor C. W. House Appropriations committer ference with President Syncman Winston Churchill muM take a rest The propaganda voice of Red confi Love and City Commissioner Frank and Rhee today expressed approved legislation Saturday pro- dence for at least one month and the Bia T. Gardner, with City Commission after the meeting that "we China condemned the proposed de $34, 434.140,500 for the miliThre Bermuda conference aet for er tiaoo rr. rayne retraining irom vidingservices to aiwnd or obligate can reach a mutual agreement" fense pact between the united tary States and South Korea as a "time July 8 bat been postponed IncMI-nltvoting. in the 1954 fiscal year starting on the. Korean armistice crisis. ai the result, it wai in- President Elsenhower' The day after the iult wu filed, special bomb. It charged iifth a treaty Julyl ouunced Saturday. 50 minutes would "tie American soldiers to met for and Rhee envoy Mayor C. W. Love and City Com0 The measure, which was A statement a the decrepit war chariot ot byng issued at No. 19 missioner Frank T. Gardner hastibelow former President In the South Korean President man Rhee" and was an "American Seoul. Downing street, Churchill's official The unusual in mansion ly did an about face and passed Truman's and $1, requests budget a . time . , designed ai conference followed close attempt residence, said that the Ordinance il, which repealed all below the revised re- Sunday a Prim Mlnlser haa called off his of Ordinance ii except the portion 337.442,500 ly after meeting between Rhee bomb for the postwar peaceful of President Elsenhower, quests settlremnt el thi Korean que' with his top lieutenants. trip to Bermuda on medical adreining 4 creating the area from By TUERO! H. LIKE tion." vice. Details Clear' 250 to 300 North on University carried funds for a third huge new I'p The political pot to use an old The Grand Old Man of the ErW Robertson said he returned to The radio said that "If an arml' into a commercial district. aircraft carrier of the Forrestal but still bandy phase isn't quite Avenue Ush Commonwealth was to hiv see Rhee today "to clear up de stice ii ligned. Rhee and bis of the complaint against the class. Part at bot as the weather in Provo The bill also carried funds for tails." tilled for Bermuda in a warship American lupporteri wil tike ad ordinance was that it took these days, but it'a going to get original the "interim goal" of a next Tuesday. "We' are continuing negotla vantage of the military allianceo an commercial from tone i that way before many more 200 existing 1 to 250 North and placed it in Air Force as proposed by the Els tlons," be told newsmen. "1 hope to wreck the political conference 4J.t. k.SOX MtLlS KUtt Walter Robertson (left), President Consulted U. 8. and Franc months. cuhower administration. The com are going along very torpedo the peaceful settlement of Eisenhower's personnal the new and more restrictive Is greeted by South Korean representative, It will probably reach the boil- commercial zone, along with the mlttee rejected the arguments of uiey Downing Street said th decision the Korean war, and launch an smoothly. Seoul as ha arrive to confer with tho to postpone the Bermuda confer-eac- e ing point just prior to the muni- formerly residential area from 250 the Truman cdmlnistratlon "I am confident we can reach other war, ai they dl dthree years President Syngman Rhee in to that the Korean crisis. in an effort solve Korean leader on Oct. was made after consultation elections cipal primary to JOO North. The new Ordinance the - goal should be aet at 143 a mutual agreement to clear up ago. with th United States and French 20, at which time surplus cand7 also abolished the new such misunderstandings as may clas- wings.' Robertson, chief of the special idatesif any will be weeded out sification and made the new com, governments. exist." team of American diplomatic and Follow Administration for the final November vote which mercial lone from 250 to 300 North (In Washington President ElsenRadio Pelping, meanwhile, aald to seeking military negotiators comhower aaid he believes Churchill' will select a mayor inch city com The. Republican-controlle- d or regular merely the old swing Rhee over to the United illness means only a "temporary missioner for Provo. In other Utah downtown business classification. mittee found the course outlined to armistice refused Nations plan, deferment" of the conference. County Cities where the five-mCity Commissioner Payne also by the new administration for the of tha discussions disclose details (in a message addressed to city council prevails, a mayor and did not vote on the new Ordinance Air Force to be "sound and rea which began Friday. "Dear Winston" and aigned "Ike'1 two city councilmen will be chosen. 57 which amended and repealed sonable.'" tha President told Cburcntll he wa A lot of reasons may be found most of the Rhea About Convinced 55. He Following Is a breakdown of the for the increased political interest was absent the day Mayor Love "deeply distressed" by the new of the departments of the requeits Korean South Informed source!, in Provo this year, but they fad and Commissioner Gardner took mat ni musi rest.) r (UP)-T- he WASHINGTON Army, Navy, and Air Force, tolets than President former th Americans said that however, A bulletin issued by Churchill' u into xeneral classifications acuun, voted by the with fundi the flood gether to con ate a Rhee convinced $473,762,900 for, hot lust about passed 1. Several sharp local isuei, InClaim Amendment Weill committee and the .requesia of erd,Ms opposition and .accp5t,jn troi and riven and harbors bill A a iwrovS by "lb S.Mle. 00 hi ndi or "cent cluding toning controveriies and Saturday, attorneys for the 19 Presidents Truman and Eisenhow ; ! to over bill tR'i.aiu armistice. These sources, close Saturday after sharp exactly th. aame ai By JOSEPH FLEMING sectional differences, have arisen plaintiffs declared,' in an amend' er: a "complete" rest from necdi slowdown an asserted mended by the Senate Appropria Ala the negotiations should aald Republican Rhee, which tend to increase interest tn ment to their original complaint, The' Russians be settled exacting dutlea. on government power project. Army: Truman request $12,109,- - BERLIN (UP) tions committee last flwiday. wlthlij a week. city government and tbosa re that you can't amend, an lllegai 591,000; Eisenhower request have begun mass deportation of N. 3 Ma a Tikes Over t The .bill was passed by a voice Sen. Warren O. debate. During 1. not would Robertson ordinance: Therefore, they assert laymen arrested during his next vote and now goes to a Senate-Hous- e Magnuson committee voted He will remain at his country that charged Rhee with would 2. The added pay recently au- ed, tha ordinance meeting last week' rebellion against Red amending No conference committee.. The Republican! in the administration home, Downing Street aaid. He will be held. Reliable source's tald thorized by the state legislature 55 was also illegal - rule in Soviet Germany, it was re$11,499,Truman request Navy: there may ba another conference House voted to appropriate $57,- - and umgrei are "trying to atop- look over th more Important of- and adopted by the city commls-- , Along with the suit they obported Saturday. 371,300 lesi for the Army Engl- the clock"' on public power davel- flclal documents, and major deci request aion now rnikei top city govern-me- tained a restraining order which 850,000; Elsenhower At the tame time, the West Ber later today. neers program. committee voted $9,- - lin opment, sions will tn referred to him. trouble-shootAmerican The top posts for the first time In will prevent tha city from Issuing newspaper reported Telegraf the Senate figure He cited especially an interior Tha No. 8 man in tha cabinet. canceled a acheduled visit to the However the death a many years financially attractive. building permits under the new 57 384,383,000. of German thsn President neDartment decision to drbo' clans Chancellor of the Air Force: Truman request $16,- ar- wai $24,887,200 less He war front Korean Exchequer R. ,A, (which would allow commercial today. a S6000 a Year Job shot down Soviet sentry boy by me recommenaea Hells canyon Butler, will preside at cabinet u lu norm on 078,000,000; Elsenhower request in Red Berlin while he was watch rived at Rhee'a mansion alone at Kisennowerfor fiscal 1954 andlor$209,- - for a government Provo i, mayor now get eennn1 -, a i and "new power policy" meetings. program dam committee voted $11,288,000,000; ing Russian soldiers repair a tank. 9:30 a.m. (8:30 p.m. EST Satur legally uiucfteu a year a gooa salary Inr a lot Ai or Hous Appropriathe stated by left 10:23 at a.m. and Eden the new. 57 would be $11,048,000,000. Foreign Secretary Anthony day) stayed, . Prison Traia Seen people even in these times. Com come law at midnight tions committee. the No. 2 man and Churchill's poAir Force Trimmed Press reports, quoting recently- - A compromise agreement would tonight, and mlssloners now get $5000. The lit Magnuson made the statements litical heir, bis been ill for permits could be issued The big cut in the Air Force arrived refugees, said a 125 car clear the way for Gen. Mark W. ter used to get $4500 and the building on it Monday. in a speech prepared for delivery months. He is now in tha United United Natloni Clark, eupreme loaded train testimade vas freight apparently $5000. opposition despite mayor At 10 a.m. Monday, a court hear during debate on a $473,762,900 riv States, convalescing after an oper- So Mayor C. W. Love and City mony by Gen. Hoyt S. Vandvyberg. with political prisoner was sight commander in Korea,- to answer en and harbor and flood control ation at a Boston clinic. ing win be held on both the origithe Communist Command in Red High ed thl of Air chief staff. week, Force Germany Commissioner Frank T. Gardner, nal complaint and the amended retiring bill which carrle money for power Butler has increasingly been tha release letter protest against .toward East Communist would take it moving said terms both of whose Vandenberg expire this one iuea Saturday. as prime minister when of 27,313 projects. Korean North suggested Its Poland. eventual destination to United for the States time year, are expected to encounter Interior Secretary Douglas mc- - Churchill retires, because of prisoners. was unknown. ikatch Russia's air strength "even plenty of competition if either or decision to drop opposition Eden's persistent illness. .. The refugees said also that the The .Communists demand that TOKYO (UP) Nearly 1,000 per Kay'i if. our production were slightly both should become a candidate to the private development of the the be and recovered Active Statesmen Russians are miss prisoners Long sons were listed as dead or for concentrating freight Whether they will n greater than Russia's now. the on Hell's canyon site He told a House Appropriations cars in rail yards in Berlin' east-e- that Clark furnish assurance that in In raeing floods and landslides or not at this point is anybody's border, Magnuson aald, Churchill telephoned President' the South Korean army and gov in suburbs. worst storms in South leaves , subcommittee In secret sessions guess. Neither has publicly voiced history' western power Elsenhower and new French Pre- , undeveloped a ernment truce abide will by 15,000 Arretted his Intentions and it is generally Laniel Friday and ern Japan. that the Soviets have been "piling of predatory mlerJoseph the "at altei mercy U. the N. Command. reports from the eastern interests such as the Idaho told them his doctors had advised un" planes ever aince World War The West Berlin Morgen- signed by regarded as too early for any Japanese presi Clark could not give this assure stricken areas said 234 were dead post said more than 15,000 Gercandidate to tip bis hand concernhim he must rest. II ance without South Korean agree and ' 683 missing and hundreds Power Co." In addition to the funds for the mans were arrested during the ing his plans for any pflsslble politthat McKay The three statesmen agreed that Magnuson charged The newspaper said also ment to support the truce plan. ical activity this fall. more were Injured. Thousands "sold out the Snake river to the the Bermuda conference, at which three- fighting services, the bill Eldon W. Hopes rose Saturday for getting carried $1,019,500,000 for the sec that Soviet martial law has. been Churchill planned to presa for City Commissioner were horseless. private power people." idle Central back retary of defense and $257,500 for clamped on 18 German cities and Payne is a holdover, with two to The floods centered In the south meeting with Soviet And hi said the House Approprla. work, when members of Car the National four rural districts. more years of his term still to ern island of Kyushu. tlons committee's announced poli Premier Georgl M. Kalcnkov, Security Council and local penters 1498, "In voted AFL, U. S. official The run. occupation were reported cy on power development is a must be postponed. No casualties of arbitration" at a meeting National Security Training Com The commissioner's post hasn't favor newspaper Neue Zeltung said GerThe news that Churchill must mission. S ' among American military, person "giveaway" ranking with western held in Provo Friday Labor night man Communist leaders have ap seemed to attract as much atnel stationed In Kyushu, Japan's land frauds of the last century. give up nearly all hia duties for Finance Korea The will be trans- action Temple. Flchtlng tention as the mayor's job in the mitted to pealed repeatedly to Russian Ma). southernmost island, but 33 AmerHe quoted the House-- ' committee weeks startled Britain. He has the central state carpen-i...- 1 The. total appropriations voted P. T. Dlbrova to end military rule .coming fall election. Talk up and wet a lUUULU.ii servicemen at a rest hotel as declaring that private enter- been untiring In a career extendican the committee were 15.4 per In Red Berlin, but that he refuses down the street has been mainly at the foot of Mourft Aso, Japan's prise should be "taken into part ing over more than 50 years as a Asked if the men voted to go by cent below the Truman requests to do so until "peace, order and about candidates for mayor with back to work while arbitration unc and 3.7 largest volcano, were Isolated with nership" on construction of gov soldier, statesman and historian, several names persistently men in per cent below those of security" are fully restored. two days' provisions. The ernment dama and should be en- and has served under tlx soveronly prdgreas, one union official re- - Mr. Eisenhower. The Russians did relax their LONDON, (UP)-T- he tioned for the post. , light plane Army said a helicopter would couraged to build and operate pow eigns.' puea: "ihat would probably be the The committee voted $2 billion bayonet regime slightly today by Nearly all of them are atlll in result if the other locals are in piloted, by Peter Gluckmann Satur evacuate them. er features of the project for "advance financing'! of the Ko reducing the dally curfew In Soviet the rumor itage, but It la reliably "There is your Republican power agreement." day completed a history-makin- g rean t aaid a if that to least and but from one that hour four Berlin War, reported promiday, under a ar- e policy," Magnuson aald, "a gift flight here from San a truce is agreed upon the 11 p. m. to 3 a. m. The curfew nent citizen has pretty m ich made mirator. arbitration, to neutral when both aides, acceptable partnership to private monopoly of up his mind to seek the mayor- would take over the disnul anH Defense Department should take imposed as the outset Of the revolt Francisco. projects now under construction; to 5 mother was But Gluckmann' ship. But, as previously stated, It both aides would agree to accept immediate action to place in re was in force from 9 p. m. a complete, giveaway of future is far too early for anyone to uisi uecision. Aroitration boards serve "such amounts as, can be a.m. each day. less interested in the light plane projects to these same special 'i come out Into the open if usual are often composed of one repre- Disassociated from Korean opera record he bad set than Id the fact interests..," sentative from each side ot the tlons." political practice is followed. that ber son "has become too fat" At any rate, the mayor's race dispute, and a neutral mem her. The committee conceded that the 11 Gluckmann said be will make a WICHITA, Kan. (l.P.- -A speeding looks like a lively one. And with It was reported about 40 ear- - funds it voted do not guarantee OGDEN,. Utah June 27 (U.R) ' return flight to San Francisco- in Rock Island Rocket; passenger train four month left before the elec peniera- - attended - Friday- - niaht'a that this nation will be safe in the 3-CTwo men were killed Saturday hi $1,800, Luscombe crashed into a gasoline transport dr tions, the commissioner race could nieeung. event of war. when the engine of the light trainSaturday killing three men and plane. get just a a lively. 60 acre wheat stubble. a ing plane they were flying quit limiting NEW (UP)-carefree YORK A He landed at London' Northolt and the plane crashed and burned Killed were truck driver Hilbcrt tourist named JL-rr-y S. Truman airport and embraced greyhalred Grundman, 26, Valley Center, near Ogden. Station at arrived Pennsylvania Mrs. Erma Gluckmann. The Ogden Municipal Airport Walter Keith and fireman waved 9:40 at a.m. Saturday, She stood back, surveyed his Harold C. Charles, both of Herlng-to- here Eleven Identified the men as Jack D. EnTOOELE, Utah UP) a bat for his battery and Vlncn McKay, both of Utahna were injured early Satur Kan. figure and aald: of photographers and said he was sign imash-u- p was listed as the day morning, in a three-ca- r "Peter, you're too fat, much too Tha transport exploded, setting having "the best time in the Ogden.of Ensign the plane at the airport, to car and on Utah highway 36 five milei fat." the fire pilot baggage engine , worhJ.."' Both mem were members of the of the train. north of here. The A 'small buC. enthusiastic crowd Civil Air Patrol. Gluckmann, who The train went two tnilcsTfkiwn The were: , injured DALLAS, Tex. tary is due back in San Francisco on At another stoo he looked at Witnesses said the plane, a ' the tracks before It halted. The met ihe bt spectacled former Pres Raphaelita Garcia, Salt Lake of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson a drova of ident a to said his cattle.-tas Hereford he take from he he PT-213, hopes went July stalled and stepped private wind whipped the flames back WASHINGTON. (UP)-Fu- nds for walked fair condition; Ruby Lemon, German-bor- n through drought desolation rib of which could be counted City, d family to the United over the passenger cars, breaking car attached to the regular Phlla into a Utah's Weber Basin program and that spin after the enSalt Lake City, poor condition; looked like the Dust Bowl through their bides. Benson visit from his States. here for first and blackening the dclphla Express They Immigrated gine quit. pulled Doris Shulti, Tooele Ordnance window the Idaho Palisadei Dam as well of the 1930's Saturday and promised up clumps of dead and Depot Park, poor; James Surprise, Germany and Gluckmann went on, coaches. No passengers were in to the nation's largest city aince The plane burned Immediately as several other Intermountain "immediate and effective action" gazed out over the hot grass after crashing. te left office in January. jured. j Salt Lake City, fair: Elmer G. to the United States alone. ynge. projects were in the Interior De- to help cattlemen and farmers. can't live on this," he Jones, Murray, fair; Dorothy partment appropriation approved President Elsenhower Fridev "They ' said. Kreatzer. Tooele, released from by the Senate. declared parts pf Texas and Okla When Benson arrived in Fort A $5,500,000 Weber Basin Proj-- . hospital; Archie Hall, Tooele, re homa to be "major disaster areas" Worth last ect was approved after Utah's Sen- and night, he proclaimed leased; Vern Miller, TOD Park, rewas expected to designate the drought- - a "major disaster." leased; Josephine Garcia, Magna, ator Arthur V. Watkins successfulof parts Kansas, Colorado and He went on to Lubbock, ly beat off an amendment from deep in released; Seymour Bingham, Salt All of the Incident variety,! children to tay away from his happencdlthe "safe" By UNITED PRESS similarly. West Texas, after a conference at Lake, released. the floor to 'cut the appropriation New Mexico, Fourth of July fireworks were Friday, as stores stocked up the only kind allowed W Kansas home before. When h heard th Three-Da- y On Inspection Fort Worth with cattlemen. Sherlff'a officers said that the car taking an by more than $1,000,000. Benson is making a three-da- y early toll in dead and with expwsivea for tne big aum - city, He said the crisis affects more driven by the SchulU woman was injured Over $17,500,000 .was approved . . . . persons Saturday, one week mer holiday and children set off In Chicago a fira levelled six tour now West of in the Texas, for the Idaho Palisades Darn on than 13.000,000 head of livestock traveling south Jhen it sldeswiped before the "ouse wun ins moigun ana a few experimental firecrackers. small warehouses Of the Melrose begins. holiday fourth to of deteryear drought, the 'Upper Snake river.' Another In 128 Texas counties and more one northbound automobile and hit worst started Two at The for firemen The Kansas Fireworks cdmpany. shooting. tragedy, explosive were blamed ,$1,000,000 was voted for the north-aid- e mine exactly what help the federal than 2,000,000 head in 40 Oklahoma a second northbound car head-on- . d the death of two soda City, started when a store of were injured fighting th blaze, pumping division of the Mini- government should give. counties. The two northbound vehicles con- fountain employes in Kansas City, "safe" fireworks burst into flame which was punctuated by explo-wit- h The blasts hit Dean Nylin. 15. his sister Sandra, 14, and a cousin, He traveled over highways with doka Project near Rupert, Ida. Baking hot weather continued In tained workers from the Tooele Mo., the destruction of six Chicago "gentle whoosh" in a drug sions of fireworks displays manu- - Richard Nylin, 13. Dean was in Other projects to be financed high drifts of sand banked on btth the left who had just Southwest. In Texas Ordnance Depot factured by the company. and the wounding of atore serious condition with a from the Department of Interior aides, as in the dust bowl days. the mercury went ud to 112 at work. The four Salt Lake county warehouses, Three children at Keithsburg de neck wound. TheSaturday three youngstera by an old man Two girl employes, Nancy Bra-deother wounds appropriation include the Central . Benson walked into t field Presidton, yesterday. The Oklaho- people injured were all depot who couldn't atad noise. 18, and Donna Hendrlch, 17, cided to celebrate July 4th a little were minor. Utah Pfoject, the Dixie Project, where it was too dry for cotton- ma long In the last tragedy, Joseph B. were trapped behind the soda early, touched off a few firecrackrange forecast ' wa for workers. the Baar River Project, the Hyrum, seed to germinate and picked up temperatures three to six Sheriff Gillette said this morning Fuller. 67,-- , set fire to his Keiths-bur- fountain and suffocated. Fuller then went hack into Ms ers, and faced Joseph Fuller'i degrees surthe a of bandful and of be which completion Project dirt, ground above normal for the next fiv that no citations had been Issued Another employe, Mrs. Gloria blazing shotgun as a result. house, set It on fire, and perished home and killed himself HI., for the in East Cache bli veys band. ' Project. as yet.' days.. after tho shootings. Beard, said the fireworks were of Fuller had warned neighborhood in the flames. $34 Billion ct 1 a, fi - i(e Envoy No Xonlidenl" lib Seriousi ! ness, Medics Say Approved For,fi AnrfiRlilRII, w w miys vwiiiwiii Military Use Conference Willi Eiliee &,IJ Plan , Elections , a; . ey $6,284,-790,50- This Fall ! 120-wi- C-- A . i is r:; t ! ! ) It C-- A Magnuson Says Republicans Trying to Stop the Cjock' On Publjc Power Development C-- Russians Begin an Deportations Of Germans . , V . tot mom.;1 "1 ' nt er ,.,.. ... ,.. . 1,000 Dead, anti-Re- Missing In laoan Storms d Carpenters . Idaho-Orego- Vote For Arbitration - four-pow- Lone Flier Spans Ocean n Light Plane , - l 2 Ogden Men Train Crashes Into Gasoline Tanker; 3 Killed 7,000-mil- Injured In Killed In Plane Crash Truman Arrives On New York Visit - Crash Funds Voted For Weber Bosh Project Benson Sees Starving Cattle In Drought Area Near Tooele Kan-engin- eer - n. - (UP)-Secre- war-surpl- us left-han- Fourth of July Firevor'es Many Dead, Injured By : teen-age- , t sun-bak- ' g, i. I 4 |