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Show TELEPHONE 495 FOR Herald Advertising, . Sports, Editorial, FAIR Circulation I i i l i i x I 1 ri iT' JIt v.' A i I i - ' i I I V V I ! J It 1 !j 1X1 AV I XJ I lk u ' I X IV - r xU'J l. .r 1 BbVOTD UP TH5lflTghbT6CoF"lJrAH UTAH PROVO, VOL 31. NO. 23 UTAH COUNTY, II It ' Jl "W IL-- J i JIIU I JII I II I V I I I I U COUNTY! NOVEMBER SUNDAY, With risinr daytime tempera tore; I high 58; low 28. Trouble Oyer Trieste , A 8, Permanent n CENTS PRICE . FIVE 1953 Floods, Force 10000 From Dean May Walk Out At Lsil $2.43 raliom Anti-Free- xe in sealed container. Rer. 2.58 gau Sean, 237 No. 1st West. (adv.) Their Homes V Panmunjom Midwest Out From Digs PANMUNJOM. ' Sunday (UP) Under U. S. Envoy Arthor H. Dean may Heavy Blanket Of out of walk the Korean peace con Snow, Snarling Traffic ROME (UP) Sympathy riots' urday for an "important meeting" ference negotiations this week If after 500 riot police turned back an for Italians killed in NEW YORK (UP)-G- ale force outbreaks in Trieste flamed through attempted attack on the U.i S. the Communist . fail to yield winds and Atlantic Ocean a dozen major cities of Italy Sat- embassy. Later the rioters stormed ground, United Nations observers waves lashed the leading the Italian govern the British - embassy with stones said yesterday. in U. In S. urday, of the front officers subdue a rioter jembassy east coast Saturday, causing flocxts TURBULENT TIMES IN TRIESTE-Pol- ice ment to protest to both Washing- and paving bricks. that forced more than 10,000 perEnraged demonstraTrieste as onlookers shout during a new surge of dimocstrations by The talks been have. deadlocked ton and London as new trouble sons from their. homes and swept tors enacted rew violence over th explosive Trieste dispute and police killed nine Italian rioters. 12 i sessions on a Commun through threatened, resort piers and buildings out to f Crowd's actions seemed concentrated against the British. ist demande the conference include Communist and rightwing labor sea. neutral nations, one of them India, groups joined; in calling for a gen At least 22 Dersons had Hetn eral protest strike Monday in furof only belligerents.; The listed as dead and 27, some of instead ther protest against Anglo-Ame- ri whom had been feared dead, were U. N. has ruled that only belligercan actions cn Trieste. rescued in storms that struck with ents may attend. . Rome was the hardest hit In unusual fury on the eastern sea Peiping radio gave a hint Sat board and in the northern plains Saturday's rioting and for six hours 12,000 students led by Fascist memstates. urday the Communist would not bers of the Chamber of Deputies Residents of Kansas. Nebraska change their viewpoint ' A" broad NEA Ttttphot cast reiterated the Red demands and Communist agitators battled M and the Dakotas due out from and said there will be no progress CHARGED WITH SLAYING police from the American and Brit BONANZA. Utah (UP) under an usually heavy blanket cf Eight Utah Industrial Commission, said DUFF WARREN By ish embassies to the outskirts of unless the U. N. first agrees to Mrs. Diane Wells leaves the of- snow which stranded hundreds of miners trapped in an explosion and it appeared most logical that the! U.S. Vice Rome. tm the makeup of the fice of U. S. Commissioner John motorists in crowded hotels. But HONG KONG fire that ravaged the American blast, which tore WASHINGTON (UP) . , ii t , Attorney negotiate through 1,100 feet President Richard(UP) said M. conference. Nixon Gilsonite Company's No. 1 shaft of the 600-foA. Bums in Seattle where she was farmers rejoiced over the benefi deep open cut mine Saturday that the United States and and 50 policemen and 120 students 2x,:i 3!pwfjHP here were declared officially dead trench h 'hh ywrsdgeta sirt charged with the slaying of her cial moisture for their drought-parche- d early Thursday, was set off United Nations "cannot morally badly injured, in tte which winter wheat. However not the did former millionaire broadcast Saturday and officials said it might by overheated President Truman Rioting been had husband, Cecil, in power driven equip- ever The worst storm was In the East- 'take upwards of a year to recover ment. agree to negotiation for dom- surgea unce lowaru me American told Harry Dexter White was a specifically insist that the makeup Fairbanks, Alaska, Oct 17. the bodies of the men." ination of .a free power by a foreign embassy and broke into heavy Communist spy before he promoted of the meeting be the first subject stretching along the coast from He declared the eight men trap' ; O. A. Wicsley. chairman of the New England to Virginia. Hlrh . of fighting ; aeirrthe British embassy white to a top government the . Dean power." .negotiations agenda. job in ped in the trench officially dead, He winds sent high tides flooding into In bis is empowered only to discuss the a luncheon enabling survivors to apply for In- honor told,, the Junior given bricks' ancT rocks portions of New York pity, trap against police He. made the statement on Ws time and; place of the , Korean Chamber of by surance payments and other comand tear clubs bombs. gas return ping hundreds of persons, and sevfrom Chirac Commerce that the days of power . political conference. pensation. eral vessels were endangered. are dollar listed and Mr. Truman Dean played his last card last diplomacy investigators Blame Trieste Policy Timbering of the debris - filled politics Anotner blow hit the northern of as hear-Ital- y week when he a the ' because forever witness at fight gone "possible" that the sj the British-traine- d suggested trench was begun this morning in free blamed plains, smothering a belt from of t Senate committee next time, place and composition of the for world peace "is an attempt to reach at least as far too peoples two the for force Kansas through the Dakotas under w-- .v rieste police rtn Brnn,ne1i" conference be discussed In secrecy big for that." as the COO foot level where it was a blanket of snow that was 14 in of outbreaks Trieste i bloody w. days Truman matin Hn - " at Panmunjom by lower level staff Nixon replied In detail to what ixi . I 9 " l believed five of the men were will,1.l.l. inches thick at some points. wuui tcvcu uciuuuuauus wlcxork officers. The Reds agreed. Sunday. ed. Force of the explosion tore out he said was direct and implied snot - unairman were killed in traffic, inwcEleven ana n lunnai juueu. William E. Jenner .The secret of the United States in mem Saturand allowed criticism opened five talks, xorce me timberj supporting sailors whose car skid.) cluding saia g, announced tfaat.Us Inter lnenepouce PANMUNJOM. Korea (UP) Kong . editorials and else- - manhandled informants but said the? staff day, ded. Int3 tha k' truck ch the "New Jer-. hat population.' jv- nal;;Sc:rity Cubccamitt wtcre during his visit. , Swiss and Swedish members cf tnSjiato th mine excavation. officers limited ' their first day. to The Italian ambassadors in Kansas counted four sey Turnpike. retired a Harrv settling routine procedural mataeutrai Nations KepatnatJca torn Work was expected to' proceed Cites .... -, tutr were tvand don ordered Vanohtn j Experience Washington . it . . ". . . . . I in a UAXtou j UUCUUiC AtJ?w mission protested Comunist stall- slowly with constant testing of the They will meet again at 11. : By CHARLES RIDLEY tnree to protest tne incidents wnicn ere- - military aide, to testify at hear ters. U.S.-iof the He said and skeptical and tactics a.m. TRIESTE United today States for pressure their ing first: real (UP) David Hinshaw. died, of hurt .u - Soviet peace . overtures because atea a wave oi. noting in every mgs beginning next Thursday, Monday mine wails. warned the Reds their actions with and side rifles ixed Neither session. will troops issue bayonon tacis attributed to exertion in the and attacks itauan city Attorney General Herbert Brown-- a ,4wetried a policy of not being major threaten the "come home" prisonets announcements. progress snow. guarded of keybuildlngs consulates. Saturday British number heavy ell said in a Chicago speech Jr., skeptical during the last two years er interview program. to "shoot to kill" if new Seven duck hunters were missing ready was to decision .The made the protest !FBI IV twice notified Friday and. from of World War Armin Daeniker. the Swiss deleriots develop. and. presumed drowned in Long PANMUNJOM. Korea (UP) to 1953 the Communists gained by Premier Giuseppe Pella and Mr. Truman that an assistant Americans of 88th "Blue Island Sound. the gate to the five condeadocked The. Korean BritEinaudi after peaee Luigi of ' retary 600,000,000 people "without losing treasury, the late Harry ference threatened to withdraw from the ish Foreign Minister Anthony Eden Dexter "White arrangement negotiations Devil" Division's 351st Regiment The snow forced postponement of a soldier." Russian single unless communists group were handed over to staff advisors stood duty at all main buildings numerous Saturday sports events, summoned Brosio to his office Sat- - a?e agent In spite of Nixon said, "You can not get in closed meetings' Saturday, - but of this tense city, including Allied including the .$55,000 international charge their tactics of mercilessly tne former President ,y proit. for lV ",7 m0ted White fr a "very serious view" prispeace simply by wishing questioning and Communists said they Military Government Headquart- - horse race at Laurel Race Track ain is taking and commended him Allies That was a mistake in dealing of oners for three and four hours. held little riots." in Maryland, the New Hampshire- r the hope of success for' the ers for "distinguished? service. with Hitler but an even greater American Daeniker said the Communist - Massachusetts football game at GI's new The British tenV Ambassador Clare approach. replaced mistake in dealing with Malenkov Convention- and the spirit, if not UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Ike OK'd Sneeeh Boothe Luce called on Pella Sat- United States Special Ambassa tries Friday night when it became Durham, N.H., and the Kearney-obvioS. Cabot Delegate Henry Lodge and Mao." ; propagandists violated the Geneva the Americans were Peru State Teachers game at dor Arthur H. Dean, representing The speech, approved by Presi plans an Important disarma the letter, of the rules of proce- Jr., We would not get peace and more pooular than the Tommies Kearney, Neb. most lost the the of has Allies, dent ment in Nations the United clouda Eisenhower, speech brought of dure governing interviews with to answer Russia s new would insure the destructions burst of charees and counter. optimism he had when he arrived with Triestines. The British, who ' irisn-war- y to nay ideals of free people forever the prisoners who have refused repa- Monday that the United share the, from Washington for the talks. occupation is States charge Charges. said was Republicans triation. it, and ever, Nixon said, r force with the U.S. remained in-- J However, officials announced that further evidence of Democratic Ma. Gen. Jan Stenstrom, the plotting an aggressive atomic war. the Notre Dame - University cf I, conspicuously in reserve. Trade Policies softness toward Communism. Dem' Swedish delegate on the neutral Tne American diplomat Is exBritish Dominant Pennsylvania game would be play- ocrats said it was a political man supervisory body, said he "holds pected to strike especially hard He took note of the dissatisfac of Residents .the Adriaticpoft ed on schedule before an expected euver to divert attention irom ad little hope for the explanations to at Soviet Delegate Andrei Y. Vish tion of Hong Kong and other held the British to blame lor the 74,711 persons despite eight Inches ministration failures and GOP elecInsky's contention that the West United Kingdom areas about the crisoncrs being resumed." . police killings of the past two of snow' at Philadelphia. tion defeats in New York. New Indian chiarman of the neutral does not want to shift atomic pro U.S. restrictions on trade. He some 10 in was inches Snow are the deep days police becauseand led and the sections of Eastern Pennsylvania The Jersey and Wisconsin. British-traine- d commission, Lt. Gen. K. S. Thim-ayy- a duction to peaceful uses or to re made no commitments but said in PANMUNJOM (UP) on lieve the the Mr. United burden Nations denied Truman New Zealand that Australia Brownelr's taxpayers and Communist cancelled Utah -A charged (UP)heart Saturday NAPLES, Friday sovernment is largely and high winds drifted it into roaa-undthe general policy of the Eisen the Communists forced two U. S. charge. He said he fired White as attack claimed the life of a Salt militaryBritish interviews with the prisoners after who pay for arms. control. blocking piles. Chinese He probably will do so by stress- - hower administration was for more Marines at gunpoint to cross the soon as he learned White was dis- - Lake City hunter, George A. The rebellious four press kept anger New York City had almost truce line and. then detained them loyal. The White House replied that Schultz, "Saturday, the first day trade among the Allies. refused to attend the "brainwash- ins two points: sent winds snow of and one-sidinches high graphic and the former President, was all of the pheasant hunting season. high with' It was Nixon's major four days. . . 1. President Eisenhower's plea Island into Straten ing" sessions. tides flooding of how demonstrators were reports visit The charge was made by Col. wrong and pulled letters out of its Schultz was found for arms cuts not only as a means speech during his three-da- y In a mown .down,' by police bullets. The and other boroughs Portions cf the lying his turn W. of the E. Cofield, Moroe,. Ga., at a files to back its stand, halfway of easing world tension but as a which is field by the side of a road near military government officially ad- - city's subway system were inun-mitt. , ,. s means of ?aving money that could nine-wee- k trip. His Hong Kong meeting of the Military Armlsticer seven-personNaples in Uintah County. Three killed and 48 dated. Hundreds had to be rescued Ancxeojoie unoness -- v : titen' be devoted to building the stay also marked his election- an Commission secretaries. were his beside from their homes and scores of empty cartridges hospitalized. . The officer identified the Mar- - In his speech. BrowneU said for- na niversary. economies of a loaded cartridge was in were endangered, "the lives P-Trbody, do down shoot "Why police Nixon said the Hong Kong area ines as a (lieutenant and a ser-mPresident Truman's arHnn in his hand. Uons. ain Two vessels were feared lost was these innocent the boys?" Chinese Communis geant. we said tney.were offered the White case was "inrredihi 2. The recent American decision bordered by four other Utahns typical .reaction, of the" average Coast Guard vessels failed to find Meanwhile, on-thex one freedom was the of second best their of and day of territory the hUndness" the have been "typical on federal develop fishing trawler reported John Leonard to go all-owhile hunting Triestine who read his morning a LAYTON, (UP) amples of the "difference between tneir aetenxion u tney signed con- - Democratic administration dis pheasants. injured with seven crewmen floundering Martin, 10. was killed" when' struck ment of atomic power for Industria the newspaper slave the and ' fessions world that' violated free the nlaved tnwsrf! they rnmnmntim uses. off New Jersey and a yacht with by a freight train at the Gentile and other truce-line.- ! world." He said th FRT ntrrrtA fi. They were Ray Sheffield, Bruce Civil authorities arranged for six persons aboard was in distress street crossing here as he watched the students and He said despite some criticism He said they refused. Truman fn nAmiwr iqi? ,.4 Radcliff, and Owen W. Burnham, Sound. Island in Long killed in the rioting to lie in all of Ogden and Alton E. Sumsion The Marines were checking Whiu w of the United States "one funda , .nv!fw T,,.cf.' Coroner"1 B the boy, ColOrOtlO of Orem. Two of the men were in- state in the morning at the San mental difference that separates roads on the U.N. side of the On month t,- Heavy Snow ..i son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jamesi Giusto Cathedral. U.S. from other nations that in the the eyes. jured Tmman nominated WHite, then., as! The snow piled up to seven in P Martin, was standing in the center,! f & have had real world power is tha i,ix,cu sistant an at Harrisburg, Pa., and live ches of the west tracks when struck by VOID I treasury AntlIH5l the U.S. does not want anything tmnn w 'yJLtu way KVftn jeep and walked a short at Philadelphia. At New a southbound Union Pacific Rail- nches ... .. um Da. fwuwH ' from r,A anywhere.' anybody 3.7 inches fell beforethe York A J northbound freight road eight. r Monetary DUAM. diers took! them into custody with Fund. snow CO 1 FODS ended late Friday nighTand on the east tracks had just cleared i arawn pisiois. the five inches at Washington, D.C. c,.nnll the crossjn voueia 5ia ioe neus suojectea wi!1 'ha . j Three 'other boys had been standbroke a early snowfall t ... CRAIG, Colo. O) Some 300 to i the r Marines 1U ing on the tracks to watch the uc record. lue xxji preparea shouting Colorado cattlemen VouId-B- e gation," accused them of k?t, --""UL"Ci northbound train but stepped back took re- In the Philadelphia area a co!- na aetauea of cattle cciai to nhotoIhe them forced snie and up question. southbound as the port on White's espionage activi lege . football game between Westa and, price supports Saturday SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Police Chester and Millersvilie ana two-hoapproached. seswas auuweu : a after said the Marines w "stormy searched Saturday for a. crank or The U.S officer W. N. Jones, Salt Lake City, engip" conurm number of high school grid clashes him without obtaininc tn rro.i tn ih. pm. sion, voted against authentic kidnaper who sought to neer of the train which struck the them". scheduled for Saturday were called extort 520.CC0 from a San Francis- munist side of the armistice liner1 - formation that White was a boy, said the freight was traveling off because of the snow. spyQ The stand taken by the north co banker Friday and possibly ab Sr i about 40 miles "an hour. Force of Also cancelled ewre Saturday's a nsas city, mo Mr. Tru- The .Marines identified them- son the impact threw the boy 120 feet. west district of the Colorado duct his wife and year-ol- d racing cards at the Garden State Cattlemen's Association was The mother, Mrs. Louis Kin r elves properly to Red soldiers, Co- - !?n Promptly commented that He was believed to, have died ins track in Camden, N.J. and at the (of 201S Pacific Ave.) told polic tpA aldj hv irivinff thpir.namp? tiowneu speech was an attempt directly opposed to the prostantly. Laurel course In Baltimore, Md. "ie nepuwicans to obtain '"a gram sought by .members of Friday that she received a phone ranks and serial numbers but the headline Traffic gates were down and sigLaurel turf was covered by The offset? for-recent Communists still held them Republi tj defeats. j can election nal bells were ringing at the time the cattlemen's caravan who call during the morning from four to six inches of snow. from who masse sauve en for asked to first drove person cibly. or the accident. Washington Coast Guard ' cutters weatn- Two KANSAS Mo. CITY. two Marines were (UP) fast month to call- on Agriculher husband, .a branch manager of Names of the. the ered stormy Atlantic seas in Former President Harry S. Trunot revealed. ture Secretary Ezra T, Benson. the Bank of America here. ' man tossed more fuel Saturday attempts to help two crippled off the Jersey coast. . trawlers into the political blaze set off by a ' I 'A The Helen M., a "XMoot trawler, cnarge by Attorney General Her 26 Stolen Car Stalled in Snow was ' reported sinking after its bert Brownell Jr. , were swept away by dories Referring to the Republicans. The-cutt- er : ? 'J s v waves. Gentian, sentto Mr. Truman said in his' office: By I ? j help her, was reported running into "The more lies they tell the trouble herself, with two . boats more-troub- le' WASHINGTON (UP) President they're going to get v' Elsenhower has proclaimed Nov. swept away ; and water in her into." SIDNEY, Neb. (UP) Three boys three rifles and 1,500 rounds of am- edge of town In deep- snow. . 25 as Thanksgiving Day and asked who His engine room. news escaped from a Utah institu- munition from a Cheyenne gun Two boys fled on foot,-ththird man remark came after a stricken Thevother Americans to attend church 03 tion were snip was ine Mr. he asked Truman if here because shop. n ' im in n,l recaptured distress off in that day and thank God "for the the stolen car In which they were Francis, reported Republicans were op-- n The three had escaped from the on top cf'a small Ice cream stand. beJed attack N.J. Rock, manifold blessings he has bestowed riding stalled in deep snow. Shrewsbury Demoagainst the filoa t,v " ir .,,,vwr I ..all V... - t-rf upon us." Friday's low of 23.5 degrees The Federal Bureau-- of Investiga- Utah Industrial School. ub authnriwill h held and for Utah wi "Once again lt is fitting" that tion said the three were Jerald Sheriff W.W. Schulz said Utah r,"r set a new Nov. 6 record for New v 7" " the Truman administration. i Americans give thought to God's Greene, 15, Ronald Kloiz, 15, and authorities identified the youths as . , York. i . . .... . . iiii. X k luiiau ,,.attia. mic , . - xucjr mercies and offer special prayers Henry Burr, 17. Police said the inmates of the industrial school at scnuiz iaenuiiea mem as lffnf. snow f( t.a in the Midwest closed The : tx .... v.ve nothlnsf to hide" cf gratitude, Mr. Eisenhower said. three admitted they first gave false Qgden. . two highways in Nebraska and L . iwwn aiornsoii, i are we ana n. traffic cn ancthsr. forced one-wa- y, jwun "Especially grateful this names after their capture. iwujciu, on a a Police, acting tip from, Eisenhower's Middle President CHIEF FROM THE MESSAGE In the year for the truce Lt battle-wear- y White EssUtrouble WASHINGTON (UP)-T- be The state safety patrol ured utW.IL Williams, la charge of the Potter, Neb., filling station operaThree rifles were found Eric Johnston, left, looks on as Egypt's shooter, he to "which said, most caution from drivers. Xerca," Omaha FBI office, said their car tor, spotted the trio on a downtown car. House has charged that former strong-ma- n gives . Gen.' Mohammed Naguib, reads a personal leader. anxious men and women through-cu- t was stolen at Cheyenne, Wyo. They street. statement that At Sidney, Neb.,; the snow tripThe Schulz said the boys admitted President Truman's fled, leading po from the President. Johnston is in Cairo, to discuss with the word the hope that there said they abandoned another in lice over Icy boys escapees up three teen-ageand snow-fille- d streets breaking into .a filling station at he had fired the late Harry Dexter message ped East. I economic Middle leaders S. for the U, Egyptian projects may fc; a.i enduring peace." from the Utah Industrial' Sche;!. vvhite was not true Cheyenne, and admitted stealing until the car stalled on the south Potter and taking $7 or $3. anti-Briti- sh 40-fo- ot snow-blanket- ed . pro-Italian- Eight Gilsonite Miners De clared Officially Dead s. Truman Spy Promotion Probe Due Power Politics, Dollar Diplomacy Savs Nixon y- ot ' . Swiss, Swedes Protest Red Stall Tactics U. S. Troops . ft-sn- - Stand Guard I In UR-Ind- F-r- Lon-jsutraen- neste V'&t. aed 1 .:, . v : nation-commissio- Lodge Plans; Answer To Russ. Charge n 'ine anti-Commun- ist ! 14 sec-Presid- . r - anti-Briti- sh -- i us -- ... Communists Tvo in . - 7,000-memb- er Utah Pheasant Hunter Killed Marines U. S. . er anti-Commun- ist pro-Itali- an first ed Boy, 10, Killed ed By U. under-develop- ed -- er e 90-fo- ot ut i non-milita- ty other-demonstra-tc- 1 cosafd ColtlGnieii tQILO i... ?5tail?"eMWhi?CL5 .... 3" l D?. ill ,h.. A- rs. . .-- t Police Search For w r- iiiir-iiiwi- Kidnaper freight ur five-to-o- tn-rno- ne i Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed Nov. Pres. Eisenhower , ot 3 Uvah Boys Picked Up In Nebraska y e ,ik - ... ;'.',, "" Vi : rryi : I j . I d; |
