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Show MOSTLY CLEAR TELEPHONE 495 FOR Herald Advertising, Sports, Editorial, Ills in r V tlxh Circulation Save $503 oh New NAYLOR VOL 1 Stfy COUNTY. UTAH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Eisenhower Speaks To GOP Meet n lie OCT For UTAH PROVO, 31. NO. 16 13 Plymouth! AUTO CO. Phone PRICE 1953 20, lew temperatures; 83. k 48. FIVE CENTS imo 0 n P s . D ! J-- i. c i. T IO Provo citizens have nine days b!e to run for the commission. He r Ciiuenr ' In which to file either for mayorr she must file a Has Women! Republican n or city commissioner, or for a post.d.dacy signed by 100 qualified votfl 1 s--i II l a.7 n r.r ii tor 5en. DirKSen on the charter com- - ers with the city recorder. f n jrrOISe mission which will frame a pro-- petition rooies are available CHICAGO (UP) President or from charter for a council-man-- ; ;rom ,he citv recorder ' of government. form Monroe J ' Paxman, chairman of Eisenhower. In a ager Sept. 23 is the filing deadline n,. Provo Citizens for City Man- - nient talk to Republican Women, both for the two municipal ouices ger Government. Saturday paid tribute to Sen. Ev B-29 at stake In this fall s election, ana As of Saturday, no one had erett M. Dirksen, one of his prinfor the charter commission candi- formally filed as a charter com- cipal opponents at the Republican dates. The latter will have no mission candidate but it is known convention last year. of a The president, who altered his authority beyond the framing hat many petitions are being circouncil-eitthe for charter travel plans to address a meeting proposed and will be filed soon. I culated manager. type of government, The Provo C'tizens for City Man- ot Republican women at the Conwhich chartee must b presented rad Hilton Hotel, said Dirksen MOSCOW (UP) Premier Geor-- 1 Majenkov said that "China nas to the people' at a later specfal ager Government are urging that 9 Survivors Rescued helped push some administration-sponsore- d in all Malenkov said nizht forever ceased to be the object cf from file pi candidates Saturday groups election for acceptance or rejecthrough Conthat United States assurances to games and exploitaticfi." Provo, such as labor, civic clubs-- , gress and legislation t.on Crew Off showed a "real sense By Steamship He continued, saying that a South Korea on the Korean arm- . .. .v.u' ..Ufiiriilu - religious groups, women's clubs. of . ....... v. .r nm.tm Tvt.. mi AU1H leadership." new greafpower has emerged in ,nrt Mhxn the "contradict istice requirements Carolina South V Coast troni on the ot a conclusive peaceame setue - tne wona wiucn, togemer wnn aa to obtain a representa-enterin- g Mr. Eisenhower's hastily with only one candidate publicly,"' order pleasobviously appearance g of the Korean question." merit forces, defends the candidates. of list SAVANNAH, Ga. tUPj Rescue the political arena. Aura-ved the GOP women highly, and interests of the consolidation cf at a Malenkov Kremlin forces nine on spoke and this up vote will picked Saturday Voters mortician Provo question: they showed it by their C. Hatch. neace .ana international security. ;nno. men who bailed out of a plunging commission be chosen to ovation. They had invited rousing civic leader, has announced his! 'Shall-. him to ln's "u'y s tne most lmoortar.t Sovietwhich otha new at ceremonies weather seven but plane y sessiem and rlimax their candidacy"he for the post of mayor, frame a charter?" historic development in interna were North economic to feared Korean have gone ers, agreement If they vote affirmatively on that o offset some of the, publicity the While has made no "public Uonal l"e during the past 10 years. down with was in The Atlanaccord the aircraft the commis15 signed. provides. the well charter announcement, it's pretty question, Democrats got at a meeting here ' tic off South Carolina. North Korea with 1.000.000,000' known that the Incumbent, Mayor 5ion candidates receiving the most earlier this week. A The rubles Coast Guard said that the S25Q.000.000 (nominally C. W. Love, Intends tarrun for re- votes will be elected. Their Job Mr. Eisenhowef responded with of its U 551 Q steamship. Nassau picked up four flection although he seems to will be to draw up a charterto(con- an impromptu reference' to "clev and the Seatrain survivors economy. I the Georgia, to be presented er talk and sometimes bad deport- be biding his time about formally stitution a railroad-ca- r The Soviet premier referrred to I I carrying vessel, voters at a special election to be;ment . which his listeners took as enterinz the race. 1 rescued three more. Two other aereement the between South No announcements have been.canea laier. to Adlai and Stevenson a reference men found floating in life Jackets President Korean Rhee is r asked, The Syhgman commisfrequently question made for the former president Harry S, Truwere picked up by unidentified surand U. S. Secretary of State John i.nnor irm now heinz comDleted what happens to the mayor and man, respectively. face craft. fall bv Commissioner Frank T Gard nty commissioner elected this Lauds Sen. Dirksen States said it would "review the A secondary tragedy was narner. commissioner ciaon v if voters should eventually approve UNITED NATIONS, situation again" if the when Air an of averted Force govform a rowly two "dewith The President said he was years Payne is holdover Russia conference doesn't formally demanded. Satur- bring' political are mat. a while shatered Best float estimates amphibian to share the speaker's of his term left Jo run. jernment? lighted" a 90 United Nations 3-cwithin !day . special a to sea days. ipeace attempting pick landing Primary elections are scheduled' tLe officers elected this fall (and platform with "my great associate, request of the Chinese The United States also has!bate on up survivors. The amphibian's for Oct. 20, and the final vote is; the holdover commissioner) would senator Dirksen of Illinois." crew, reported to humber five SENATOR'S FIANCEE Jean agreed to provide- S200.000.000 for ade North Korean Communists that on Nov. 3. Registration days, for; serve at: least. a year and perhaps He recalled that in the last days Korean H B It conference be was Nasi.hii fished out the ATTACKS ADLAI men, Senator by those not already registered are .onger in any evem. n uuu wc- of Congress there were two ori Kerr, 29, shows off engagement the rebuilding of South Korea's .expanded to peace include four - Asian a year, according to present esu Oct. 6 and 13. ree m,Uer, which he felt need Homer Ferguson of Michigan, sau. ring as she leaves her Washing- economy. ' . The Air Force said nine men ton home. She will marry Senasaid the U. S. move neutral nations, including India. mates, to get a cnarter iramea etl to b. don beforp adiournmenH keynoting a Republican meeting Regarding candidacy for the lshSov!et V. Andrei 29 in at Adlni tor the that Delegate Chicago! ar.d before to "South Sept. were "is known special to charged intended Korea Joseph McCarthy people have bailed out of charter commission, any He said he called in Dirksen and Jceep asked the U.N. for an early Stevenson advocated "softness" the big e asked; him to help. plane and seven in St. Matthew's Cathedral 'n in the same position of a military!1"5 qualified voter in Provo is eligi- - election. Washington, D. C. Miss Kerr base which, of course, contradicts debate on a rePrt from Secretary Mr. Eisenhower said Dirksen toward Communism in his 6peech rode her down to the sea. , General Hammarskjold. who The rescue assumed the responsibility and was before15.the Democratic meeting picked worked as researcher In the the. requirements of a conclusive relayed toDag the U.N. a message frora. Sept. peaceable settlement of the Korean the Chinese up two men and ' the seatrain senator's office. successful! and North Korean, of question and consolidation The President did not say what Georgia took aboard two others. Reds. They were not identified but the security in Asia." the "matters" were, but be prais Air Force said three apparently Their message rejected t U.NV : "It should also be added." he' ed Dirksen for his tact and leaderwere in good condition-whilone Assembly decision last ship. !He said Dirksen gave his continued, "that the position of.0"61"1 set up a was suffering from severe burns. thA TiiiiniT peace irrie nf ih TTnita.i- month to help "unquestioningly." States on the question of, the com Parley at which naUons that fought Mr.; Eisenhower, returning to On Weather Mission Colorado vacaposition and method of work of for the U.N. Command would sitWashington from While the downed plane was on the political conference which was!?58 toe table from the Commation, originally was scheduled to a weather mission at the time of at Glenview Naval Air stipulated by the truce agreement!"151 SIPe- the crash. It was not believed to Station northwest of Chicago, but Icauscs legitimate condemnation by The United States and the other encountered hurricane Edna SAN DIEGO. Calif (UP) g 15 U.N. members that fought In forces. The changed his plans to address the RUSSELLS CORNER, Wis (UP) have which roared through the Atlantic John Hammond. 24, convictedo Provo arresting officers. Clay Republican women. a "As of result this of Ezra Union Satur Sah Secretary position Korea have agreed to oppose any Agriculture Diego reported this week with winds of up to 100 irand larcenist and one of five t,m 0rris and Grant Patch. He arrived here at 3:10 p.m., Taft Benson con- - Soramuil aempi to reopen remains outside the aimed a "fighting miles an hour. Edna was north of that a regugee claiming to be1Indla trustees to escape work crews. Serving one to 10 years for grand EDT, and took off with his wife, bate on the makeup of the Koreas Domooth(r against the crash scene by, last night. )zst week, was arrested In Provo uk:m castcrn rations whose nae terms of tha and grand- speech" Saturday son, daughter-in-laflubieu.ooviei you.c been ah Hammond had parliciDationjcomerericecijatic charges that the Eisenhower Four men were seen from the Lavrenti Beria has escaped from should not be doubted. armistice U must start bv Oct. 23. Saturday at 4:15 a.m. at the corn- 'arceny, children at 5:08 p.m. EDT. 'All this administratibn on has back gone anH state since of the hoats wprp rtrnnnpH in Pnccis SnH le fff.r!ntr tr air prison er of Second East and Third South. inmate He arrived In Washington at erclianrp docs not besnpalc of a sni ra t in'nc nf! Vishinsky's demand today paved promises to ine nations larmers. them' from the sky. He was riding a bike stolen in November, 1950. 7:42 p.m. EDT. " lne nitea . States rUUng Circ es," fnr most! The plane was based at Kindley top itussian secrets Benson, making one of Ms asylum in week in th itwmhlv't inert American Fork. Friday, he was one of three ' Force Base, Hamilton, Ber-th- e the United States. important speeches since he Hammond offered no resistance escapees, who walked away while , and taking another step towards nation Steering Committee. A ma cabinet post eight months ago.jmuda,' and took off from Hunter on a fruit picking detail at Amerinot of did settlement the ority of committee members spesay The;newspaper told 75,000 Midwest dirt farmers base at Savannah ,,: Friday at can Fork. iport the U.S. stand. nrohlpm the 'man,1 copyright dispatch that that tne Eisenhower administration'2:14 p.m. EST for the At a special session the Assem reThe other two men, Ray Erick-soadded Malenkov that "the "will do everything to enhance hop. in August adopted three reso claiming to be Beria and three ' one to bly is all the greater on 23, serving farm prices in 1953 and 1954." First survivors of the crash were other top Soviet Communists who soonsibility lutions ( 1) To invite to the peace all term for second degree burglary, forces. can Thev found on rafts after flares were nations that fought un- Speaks At Field Day escaped from under the eyes of :and should convert the Korean parley all snd Clin Wooisey. 24, serving a before dawn. U.N. der the sighted banner in. Korea; 2) Zin f" a starting point for, x In a speech prepared for delivarmistice one to 20 year Jerm for forgery, A Coast Guard report here Soviet guards are now hiding in r,cci, new efforts directed toward fur - l,X WASHINGTON (UP) Craig R. are still missing. ery at the National Conservation quoted bne survivor as saying nine southern country." . . .(Communist) side desires it; and r 4 1 t,- l&e tnreat Of a Field Day and Plowing Content, of the plane's crew and passengers Sheaffer, apparently disgruntled Thursdav Donald Rutherford. 24.1 I'Aluu - iohs in not T? have Hammerskjold forward. The rdid 'nHnHhi3 stay spe whole newspape world the of Benson formuthe said of Bureau nationwide outcome farm over the .i : policies general strike affecting and Bill Smith. 21, escaped while! i bailed out, but that seven went : i all decisions and records of the j men were wnere iuuuie east. the ciiifauy Standards scrap, Saturday became on a work detail to the prison 3.000,000 men intensified Saturday. lated by the Democratic admini- down with the plane when It ing. but it said it came upon thei proceedings to the Chinese and Soc stration "don't go. far enough." Leaders of the 700,000-ma- n tne second high official to quit the hayfield. into the sea. "Objejtjre conditions permit ad Korean Reds and report bark "as plunged an of; vance story investigation during Eisenhower administration In a Rutherford was serving a term ialist Workers F.orce Union, (FO) Ot torces to tne east annronriafp " Despite these deficiencies, he communism in Latin America. to convertsocial which spearheaded the crippling said, the Eisenhower administraSays Engine Blew Tp Lttle more than a week. Asia into a fortress of j Thursday Hammarskjold circu-peainand we must ardently wishatcd to the 60 U.N,- - members a 0 Sheaffer, 55, former president of ledge and Smith stretch strikes last month, warned that the tion will "use present farm proReports received here quoted a The Union said it was the government arid private industry grams to bring aboutt agricultural survivor as saying an engine of termediary the Sheaffer Pen Co., resigned as for second degree burglary. through which the all peoples of Asia success in the.note reporting that he had of ,tnis notable task. may force a showdown over the stability." assistant secretary of commerce the big plane "ran away" and a original contact was made between plied with the third resolution and inof rises. no He pay question gave specific not BeV!mo.5t important among, Friday night. had distributed to the members the of wing seemed to "explode" before the man, the McCarthy senate become "I have secretary reason for leaving except that fc Communique issued by the ex- agriculture to sit idlv bv wTineins the crash vestigating subcommittee and U. S. these objective conditions is the In--1 demand received nearly a wee SALT LAKE CITY. (UP) Three ecutive of the union demanded a temational found It "necessary" although he more inmates of the Utah weight- and policy were to intelligence agencies. cf;a!jn - - from thi- Far P.ast Rod for . L,prison minimum monthly basic wage of my hands and let the farmer be The injured survivors m.:t trvepuunc. uie stated he had "expected"' to re- have to imiee be the a round-tabl- e transferred peupies conference. withNassau, had The said it work deUlU. from newspaper escaped . main In the post into Characterizing China as a new. she a which has bedoctor COsts held he of sald' hlShcr the reported story publication The new escapes pushed the total crs instead of the $65 which the and hospital facilities aboard. cause of its importance until re- nowerful. independent, stabilising UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UP) Commerce; Secretary Sinclair to five in a 43 hour period. Claims Parity Held Up cabinet of Premier Joseph Laniel India-ibatOther survivors would be taken ports of it leaked in Washington. factor in Asia and the Pacific, Weeks transferred the Bureau of planning an Benson said the farm policies aboard the cutter Aurora out of Friday-escapees were work- voted Thursday. for new debate on the copo tle Standards from Sheaffer's Juris' The Socialist union leaders ac created by the Democrats "don't; Savannah, Ga., which was en The original report that four top i I ir sition of .the, Xorean peace condiction last month when he re- - ing on a prison fruit picking detail cused Communist leaders had escaped I the government and private! give the farmer an equitable share route to the scene. Kl Iflfl Allen 'n American Fork. Prison warden said informed sources .tor. kr.rpa.i nireetor ference, and- were seeking ' ' - ' (Marcell Graham identified the es- - employers of 'starting a series of0f the national income ... don't The Coast Guard said it sent from Russia V. Astin to his job. Saturday. to came here the "provocations of workers. The sources said Idia was provide new and expanding farm nine planes and several cutters to asylum RhMffer wan reDorted to have;rPp as the result oandaho-Crossin- g from the .United States Astin was v' oolsey, 24 and John Hammond. One alleged provocation, which markets ... don't provide incen- - the area to assist in rescue. work: newspaper as smarting hpn unhanDv everthesine Bureau angered Socialist, Communist and.tives for Drosress and don't de which led to its excluThe of 24. converted bomb- vestigation it is making and reinstated campaign velop and expand foreign trade." er, based at Kindley Air Force munist infiltration in Latin Ameri' BONNERS FERRY. Ida. (UP sion from the conference' and that Standirds placed under the juris- - A day before two inmates fled 0" ca. the governmenfsj Three persons were killed Friday it would reopen the debate on a tak.n, diction of Assistant Commerce Sec- a work detail in the prison's hay charges that the Eisenhower ad- -- Base. Bermuda, took off from m Art at Air U'rtrtHu Actin u It f.eld. Force here Base Hunter when the car in which they priority basis as soon as the Gen ministration hasn't supported pari2:14 p.m. Friday to return to were riding was struck by a come didn't eral Assembly's main political and officers!... fired in a dispute Involving the Utah Iaw enforcement through ., prices . .. U employes These Cm- - . .iM, the hurricane swept British resort ,!..; additive ctK International freight train committee begins meeting next ;j Spokane searcn tne merits tor concentrating Of in event """:v,are another bi?,.ocf an Air Force spokesman laid. uf ix a crossing eight miles south of; week. Werner derenaea me Fork ployes, ir - .alI fi. . in th. strike, would be ordered to remain with the facts, Benson said. Its estimated time of arrival at here on U.S. highway 95. area. ing. at their jobs under penalty of poswas 7:14 p.m. Kindley The victims were Charles Ben to Referring parity prices, Prison authorities also announc- sible prosecution. The craft way 24; his sister, Mrs. Norma ed that a prison automobile dis- - If the threat of a general strike son said prices received by far- - with thehuge "hurricane A hunter" NAMPA. (UP) Navy mor Hrnnn,.H in Hnrintr thp! Bailey, 22; and her daughter, Jowas appeared about the same time two materializes, the walkout is ex- - 12 months before nintc killed out In boy Nampa Friday tropical scouting 2, all of Naples, Ida the Republicans Pancs enmates escaped Thursday. 'pected to, start early next month came to because he failed to heed work- anne, driver of. blows the car, died power. 10 men's warnings to stay clear ot after being taken to a hos shortly However, "Prices received by Its normal crew was aboutthat trucks which were loading potatoes pital. The others were killed out farmers have held steady at 93 or men, Tibbey said. Indicating near John Alsip re- right. Coroner was other there Force Air here, person94 cent month of Selective WASHINGTON (UP) per parity every crew The names nel aboard. of all ported. D.O. Almas, engineer 6f the train this from Service Director Lewis B. Hershey February to August of members and passengers were Alsip said the boy was Eugene tjid he blew the whistle and slowed y Abin.-uiu-. uniciais year." he said. his predicted that draft calls may withheld. when it approached the said Saturday theiLfi the train bf son a Home-BuildinMrs. Mr. and or 60,000 United States 50.000 Augustiir, as as high go g Blames Democrat Policy crossing. He said he tried to stop probably will grant political asylum Augustin. month after next July 1. He charged that Truman admin !t when he saw the car to Dr. Marek Korowicz. on the his brother. Dickie, w as trying to reach theapparently He made the statement Eugene and istration policies helped aggravate crossing were playing near the trucks when before the train, but could not do Korowicz, 50, disclosed yesterCBS radio program "Capitol Cloakthe plight of cattlemen during the day he had fled his post as first the victim apparently tried to so. room" Friday: night. Southwest drought. alternate of "the Polish delegation as of one rear board the them from Sheriff James Mulvaney "The actions of the preceeding to the United. Nations and was He explained that under the curseason of high fashion when milady and It's the the it from backed loadis away partly obscure the vision it in insisting upon draft term, less men rent asylum in this country. man doff the light summer apparel in administration controls the platform. the crossing and there is no signal seeking A former professor of internaare needed this year but requireand com keeping price infavor of new fall clothes. And right now the merchants' Alsip said the boy fell beneath warning there. He was tional law at "Krakow University ments will be bigger next year to PANMUNJOM. Korea (UP) The pulsory grading on meat and liveshelves are stocked with a fine supply of autumn wear, stock were one of the major factors Communists will turn over to In- the truck and was crushed. vestigating. and a leading expert on the League replace men completing two years' in the marketing of record num- dian custodian troops'next Thursservice. of Nations, Korowicz told a news ordered straight from the fashion centers of the world bers of cattle on a falling market," day about 320" United Nations priconference that life in Poiand was for Central Utah people. he said. 20 Soviet nightmare" and that he "a soners, including Astor Just what are the fashion trends? Whether you're Mary Cushing "could no longer work for the SovOb the other hand, he said, the who refuse to go home, an Indian iets who enslave Poland." looking for a formal, a fur coat, a hat, new shoes or Eisenhower administration has tak spokesman said Saturday. Gets Idaho Divorce be able to find the answer to that quesen every possible action "to help The State Department, which There was no evidence whether you'll jewelry, From N.YJ Socialite WATERBURY-- . CENTER. Vt. license In nearby Cumberland and has received a letter from Koroinclude Amerisolve the problems of beef pro- the tion in The Herald's annual Fashion Review in Section were married at once by Rev. wicz requesting asylum, said it will ducers-.' He said the government cans. (UP) A Korean Warveteran has Robert B of today's edition. L. Nair in the. parsonage "consider" his request but immi POCATEL1XMUP) Mary Cashhas already bought "more than Twelve South Koreans and one married the teen-ag- e widow of the Sunsix in You'l find many other features, too, United gration officials noted it fs "the your ing Astor. after establishing 100,000,000. pounds of beef to meet Turk, who originaUy had refused dead comrade, whose Calvary Evangeliral es- of he body y naar-bSun weeks residence at g' Herald. Be sure to read about trends Brethren church. The usual three-da-y custom not to deny asylum to bona this challenge "and that program o go home, were released Satur- corted back to America. day an Valley resort, today obtained will continue." and check on model homes to be on public display durday by the Communists after waiting period was waived be- fide persons who are in tbe country Idaho divorce here from William1 Sgl Ira Frank Green. 25. of cause Sgt. Green was under travel and seek asylum." their minds. changing Benson National Week. future Home You said farm informathis can find policy ing Vincent Aitop of Long Island, a Center, and Mrs. Alma orders to report to Brooklyn. N.Y., Korowicz was the fourth Polish They were" unable to give any Waterbury must follow along these lines: Marie Sterner, 19, were married for discbarge. tion in Secticn A. hew York socialite. national to seek American sano intend whether Reds indication the 1, "It must fully protect the far t- - deliver at Cumberland," Md., Sept. 4, two The bride said here Saturday that ruaryjn the last six months. Two And don't forget to watch for Family Weekly Americans. any The decree' was granted on s mers' freedom of choice. The South Koreans said many days after Green arrived aRock-woo- she and Sgt Gr;en had been "pals Air Force pilots, Franciszek Jar-ec- ki grounds of mental cruelty by Idaho magazine, new four-colmagazine section being: pub2. ''It must be financially prac U.Jtf. Pa., with tbe body of Pfc aiong-time.- " She declined to, say district Jude Henry Q. MeQuade. and Zdzislaw Jazwenski. and prisoners who refused re lished on Sundays by The Herald. It's the latest thing tical" ' t Alton B. Sterner. Sterner had been when or where she first met him. a civilian so Astor did not contest the divorce because did only they patriation interpreter in Korea were in newspaper magazine sections. The whole family 3. "It must be geared to use were told they would be sent tol killed in action in Korea June 19. Sterner was buried at Rockwood all granted sanctuary in this com nor did he appear in court when will want to read it. . his wife obtained tha decree. rather than storage." try. prison for aiding the Communists. The couple obtained a marriage Sept 6. Pn nn lie 7 Lost In tx-se- d rn t!tn spur-of-the-m- ' Crash Into Ocean y n ( ; mayor-commission- l, 1 er .,l,;., I -fjnged B-2- peace-lovin- v,r. (,n.i 9 two-da- war-Battere- (PrPiicci A5I,5 'llWI rJ USUUIC llonnf fin VII d X four-yea- Korean Issue " X council-manag- - er post-trifc- N.Y.-(UP- ) e' - T ht,iJ I four-engin- . . ship-Nass-au One of Five Escaped Trusties Picked Up By Provo Police Officer Benson Aims Fighting Talk Against Dems stop-brief- ly Beria Escape From Russia Is Rumored two-sid- ed peace-lovin- I ce-d- ay : mu w -- -- took-Ai- Sheaffer Quits Commerce Post n. 20-ye- ar r. ' France Faces New Threat of General Strike sup-Kore- an - over-wat- er peace-lovin- g ! f " 4:-- . . ce one-to-2- com-soljrt- - next-year- - s all-o- ut ! rr a nrpn - lltl . w " . four-engi- T iK..ul ":J,.pa K..r . AD-A- Z 5ljty Boy, 7, ,,., ,,!, isi-Amerir- 129-c- Underneath Truck Mc-Ever- Draft Calls May Reach 60,000 s. Herald Fashion Review, Vin-cen- Reds to Turn 320 Prisoners said-tree- To India Custody ar well-dress- Grant U.S. To Asylum To Bolting Pole Mc-Eve- Trends Appear in Sunday Issue two-ye- ar ed s KOREAN WAR VETERAN BRINGS PAL'S BODY HOME; WEDS WIDOW Non-Korea- ns non-Korea- home-buildin- " ; . ' - d, or - 4 m |