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Show . - . - , . THEVEATHER - rtioudy Cooler - ' - REPORT, . VOL. 341'No.s-5- rAGE A-- - S SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH- 1 ,s - - ' - - ' - ILAKI TELEGRAM TIELEPKONt 11 111It 6 'MOUNTAIN --Til- SALT L -- ,0 -- -- ' DESERET NEWS ,,,- NIWIPAPIN WIST'S-IIIIS- T tcm 1 I.' if Ltl NOW IN ITS - ' : SATURDAY-ONL- Y SINGLI COPY. MKS - ScDavis , and-Sal- - Lake t 15cIISIVIHERI 103tflTIA1 2$, 1953 FESSUARY - : de) El Li.... -- Enyen From . ilome- - - , A - S,,,to, ' " - E3y. bii11013, l People Blame Mossadeghi': For Shah's Threat to Quit oP, 7. I"; I'd , 1.7 s mobs bent on keeping their young in power,' drove Prime Minister Mohammid Mossadegh-fro- m his home Saturday. The-agipremier took refuge In a U. Your headquarters next door. Shalt Mohammed' Rite' Pahlevr 'threatened Ur leave the country, drove a jeep through Mossadegh's front gates. His house guards fired and erat persons -- were reported-In-' jure& E:. ...:,:-.The Shah changed only afterappeals-b- Y hiepeopler parliament and'religious leaders. '::.,:piR014.-7:1i0.0.-I He had quarreled bitterly with Mossadegh lig week over half a dozen interne issues. I II He mornannounced Saturday HS ing that he would leave for an indefinite stay abroad. WASHINGTON UnA new sag Hours of drama-packe- d crisis rin farm pricethe sixth drop in followed. as many monthsadded new fuel leaders rushed - Saturday to the sizzling dispute , Parliamentify with high the along palace, between Republicans and Demo: Moslem leaders, to urge the Shah wets about who - is to--- - blame and to stay, what-t- o do. As the result, he came out' of The Agriculture Department his Saturday afternoon, Friday officially announced a de. and palace occasionally bursting into r" cline mid. said he had changed his which teari, January to mi. 8.84 levels per cent belowk The result was a great popular - put year ago. for the handsome, 33. This declineplus a defense of victory monarch over the chron. year-ot- d and of farm Republican policies frequently fainting ically ailing, Secretary of AgricultureEzra whose age is vain- 'raft Bensontouched off a live. Mossadegh, as 73 to 77. given ly exchange of verbal brickbats ously The Shah still held over Mossa in the Senate late Friday. degh's head the threat that he Secy. Benson announced sev- would leave...-h- e said he had only moves expecteral his decision to make ed to stabilize the farm price postponed an "indefinite stay abroad. levels. The king's threat to leave bad d anthe department for come as surprise to other year will continue to sup- the country. and butter other proddairy port Fearing he might abdicate, and ucts at 90 per cent of parity. blaming Mossadegh, wild crowds deParity le a price officially stormed dared to be fair to farmers in residence.' the prime minister's terms of what they must buy. They battered down the iron The Agriculture Department of Mossadegh's residence gates will supannounced also that it with a jeep and burst into the a at corn this crop year's port The troops on guard national average of $1,58 a bushel, grounds. drove them back only after firlast below 2 cents year's support, on them and wounding sevand rice at 94.84 a hundred ing eral. last from cents 20 down pounds, While a regency council' was year. named to rule in the Shah's abNew of HampSen. Bridges sence, parliament met In extrashire, ranking Republican and ordinary session and appointed chair-'maCommittee Appropriations a committee to plead with him to started the Senate wrangle remain. by blaming recent Democratic administrations for lower farm prices and income and "unmanageable surpluses." He said the new Eisenhower administration and Secy. Benson would "restore again to American agriculture stability, freedom GA. (UP)--PrAUGUSTA, of action and local control." , Eisenhower disclosed plans Saturdaytogether at a White House conference Tuesday Lie Detector Stolen , Gen. James A. Van Fleet, returnreasons ing commander of the Eighth CLEVELAND of his own; a thief stole a 2500 Army in Korea, the joint chiefs lie detector from Fenn College's orstall and Gen. George C. MarDr. shall, former secretary of dedepartment psychology ' Blake Crider, chairman of the fense. - department, said -- be ,would be - The'president also Invited Sechappy to use the machine to help retary of Defense Charles E. other. top Pentagon police establish the guilt of the Wilson and ' officials. culprit when caught TEHRAlc-TRANFlu- - r".3"'7477 price-suppo- -- tam,flJn But there were 'whispetings of slave labor tamps and other dreaded fate.. Several nights before Hilda'slamily started g -- leaving,- the- - secret best-- 4 an-tim- last-minu- one-mon- th woman who cakbe Identified nixes "Hilda" to prevent possible Russian reprisals against relatives still behind the Iron Curtain.. sister Her father, mother and last month forsook their beautiful estate for uncertain freedom in the American , police.:-' zone of Berlin. for East boarded the train Fortunately, they The father bad been a fairly prosperous I Berlin was not checked. land owner and farmer in Brandenburg prova to took East When Berlin, they they got ince north of Berlin.. for the western sector, posing as train subway collectivize to The Russians were determined Berlin residents. There were no checks made S the land owners. agriculture and drive-o- Refugeessaid-LLrumors--ba- "Daddy had to give practically all Ills 'cröpf' - Several days later Hilda's father met a gov spread through East Germany rnment had who a official, German, apparently to the authorities. There wasn't enough left that the Communists plan to halt to were Russians the that planning knowledge for Mod, to say nothing of seed for the next elevated trahxtraffieat-Ea- st stop refugees Irom,,erossingintofree.Berint.. 'Berlin border stations o.. year," Hilda related. - "So Daddy left at 2 o'clock that night-H- e' Every-- police would tome roicing westbound pasien-gers-tMOHAMMED MOSSADEGH See REFUGEES on Page A-and take some one awayno one knew where. the scrutiny change trains-undor Red police. premier tenter of erisis Refugee headquarters In down. town West Berlin were so crowded Saturday morning "you VI. , couldn't drop a pin to the floor," one official said. D-Day : Special planes are ;evacuating For. SOO to SOO refugees SAN FRANCISCO (UP)--- A baby sitter will daily from West Berlin to the WestGerman former ward on charges he threw probably sue her federal republia Officials Dodd her to the floor in a 141ur1eps" attack and broke both her arms. Mrs. Flora Ellis won the right to sue Friday after the the daily figure probably would rise to Imo next week. State District Court of Appeal reversed a lower eourt ruling A Soviet zone court in Soh- TAMEN, FORMOSA (UP)- -that prevented her from asking $10,000 damages ,from little k ROME (INS)- -- West German Generalissimo Chiang werein Saturdey sentenced Pr, Salvatore trAngelo because of his tender years. Democratic Chancellor Konrad Adenkuer Salvatore, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack d'Angelo of San Saturday called on Formosa's vincial Christian 8,000,000 Nationalist Chinese to leader Carl Garg, his wife, sou Francisco, can be held liable in a civil suit despite his age, said Saturday "the world faces a the district court said. complete their preparations in and daughter to prison terms for permanent Soviet peril as long The court also maintained the bors parents can be made 1953 for an invasion ifr Communist-- "economic sabotage e helck mainland Chink a$ armed strength In Europe to answer charges they did not warn-thboy baby sitter-th' lacks, an equilibrium" and called But he made no promise as to was, prone to "furious" attacks upon strangers. for speedy approval of the Eurowhen such an invasion might Attorney J. Francis Shirley said that since the alleged "atBalkan peati Defense Community. tack" Mrs. Ellis has given up baby sitting as not being worth begin. inthe effort. Adenauer, in an exclusive The president said in e"state terview with International News at the nation" report "We must , Service, said that the implestrengthen our points of weakmentation of the E D C with its ness, we must exert our best efunified army "will neutralize the forts, for our future work." Soviet peril propertionately to "We niust mobilise all manour own strength." . power and material resources and In reply to a series of quesa untied front in order present TURKEY (UP)--ANKARA, tions submitted- - by INS, Adthe expected objectives," Yugoslavia, Greece and Turkey ' entuer denounced "camouflaged said.Chiang signed a Balkan defenie Communist efforts to subvert The Generalissomo's report Saturday joining the three pact it West Germany" and declared was released on the eve of the tions in a mutual "defense of CMHONG KONG has since of that one his principal cares is, (INS)TheCbl. ago, stepped up thir danniversary of his resump- freedom and security" of a vital and will be, "to keep the federal nese Communists admitted pub- ang's forces on Formosa were of the office of esident of area on the doorstep of Commurepublic immune" from surh licly Saturday that organized Na- released for attack on the Nationalist China. nist Russia. as , land deneutralization of the subversion. The agreement-wtionilist guerillas operating in- island.byThe Burma war office said Tens of thousands Formosins signed by Without mincing words,. the to annicelebrate the foriignministers Eyed KoPnilu side China are in a "threatening" Tuesday , that Burmese - planes prepared ay Chancellor asserted: but Chiang of Turkey, Stephanos Stephaversary attacked a major Nationalist base himself, "We must place at the disposal position. vacationing in Southern nopoulos of Greece and Koca at Monghsat Thursday. The first such official admisof Europethat is the European Formosa, was not expected to Popovitch of Yugoslavia. The Yunnan Daily reaching be in Taipeh for the event. Defense Community our mili- sion was made in the CommuThe pact was to have been st Kimg carried a letter to Chiang said 1943 is tary strength." signed Friday, but informed nist newspaper Yunnan Daily,lHong Chinese Communist Chief Hao important, most pressing year of sources said differences In the Of French-Germa- n which said the anti-Reguerillas from the Communist our work of destroying the CM--I dyafts-Preparin Ankara and Uon, the "key" to all the present are the of "Steel Battalion" which has been hese Reds and resisting the Ru- Athens, Greece, winning delayed the final projects for Greater' West Euro' civilians in China's western prov- fighting a guerilla regiment in sshine action until Saturday. pean unity Adenauer said: West China since upo. He called for a general mobiliThe final ince Yunnan. of treaty was "It hhot only an absolute ned The letter disclosed the Com- zation of all men on said by informed sources to be Yunnan is adjacent to Burma's cessity that these two nations were having'"great trim- Formosa and announced that Na- a r "simple friendship alliance collaborate because of the pres- eastern frontier, where thousands munists ble" with the guerilla force, 5,000 tionai Guard reservists would be more than pact. There we face sure from the East, but of Chinese Nationalist guerillas men strong, under CoLitsiapg called to activedutorIralisi- werebald It is an imperative necessity to 'Chao Chung. clauses in the treaty. ng starting next month. have .beenasserabling-forposiV- i .. ,ble invasion operations against Hsiang's force was said to be diffidence." made up of raiders the Chinese Reds. with "heavy, machine guns, canBurmese counter-actioagainst non and carbines." the Nationalists, remnants. ' of forces beaten Chiang , in' China's civil war three years , --- ut d night-the-sec- ret 2 German Chief BABY BEATS UP 'SITTER' So BADLY SHE MAY SUE att Sent by Europa Is United chtng ' Ral-she- -- , e Defense , n raLl n Red Chinete dmit Guerillas' Menace 3iud lialluil3 - -- here-Sund- . , the-"mo- d Tse-tun- g - able-bodie- IIIP)--Defe-nse Sec-- , elections, opposing Quirino. Quirino called an emergency meeting of advisers at the palace Immediately after receiving the resignation. - The president caucus of Liberal Party leaders- this week that he was willing to run again If '.'nominated at the party con. vention. Howeverhe faces opposition even within his own, party. Sen. A-b- ill -- r-by passed-Saturda- the Blab Senate. The bill now goes to the House for its action. , nu er ea mu Mug ure, a new eeeeninember 'tate board on alcoholism woad bn emitted, With au appropriation of 215 , " The present boami II . - -- - . boa-memb- 1,211.11. 1144 womoo m gag PPTP1411001 01 Mt. The proposed sew hosed lowid be permitted to establish a Clinie Or bOSPital eobolies. kr Inatment le - - AP ... 1 - Meanwhile. rleord broPralieln lions bill of $01,23,114-11IIP proved by the Etch logialaturos &dude,' heed some hurdles in,-the Wilco at Gov. J. Bracken Leas The Senate Passed She 'MOW Measure Irriday without. a dirk Mont chat senting vote and int a single Wm. It was newer. airy, however, to amend a minor typographical aeror, Which nom. sitates Mouse aoncurronee and delays delivery of ebobill to the governor. As a result, the mate measure will not reach the orteentive lice until the early part of ISsigt week. PossiblY Tuesday. What will happen then II Mgr mnieeture, but the governor has indicated be will try to knee some changes. Particularly is be interested in appropriation s Of $5,450000 60 the University of See LEGISLATURE, pore A4 1 , ' n G. M. Offers Kal-shck- 's Auto Workers Raise ,(e- 14-Ce- nt 4-'-s.- .,. fw re4,, 'Le 1 ,- retary Ramon Magsaysay re1,4A DETROIT signed Sunday with the state tors has offered. to' increase base 'bent that he no longer could wages 15 cents an hour but serve an administration that fosturned down C I 0 United 'Auto 4.11'01 fri1011"" tered and tolerated conditions Worker Union demands for offering "a fertile soil for corn1.: er ' pensions! and an increase in muhism.7 4.. m4p - The resignation of Magsaysay, workers annual linprovement ' who has been mentioned as a lattor," the union said! Saturday. 0 candidate,1 The which offer, would raise , presidential possible the point below which workers was handed to President Elpidio 41414 at-th- e Tomis:CabiliT pay could mat fall despite drops; Quirinoat,MalArAnsn Pace-b- y would have one of the defense secretary's Caucus that he would be defeated in the no immediate effect upon pay if he runs again. , go; The Nactonalista Party, which, checks; Magsaysay, credited with virLatest victim was Mrs. Merle tually wiping out the Commu- Includes such Quitino enemies as ,More than .1,000,000 UAW nist Hukbalahap revolution in Sen. Jose Laurel, has been urg- members now are drawing 25 Montague,39, of Tooele. (See , thePh1UppInes,T promised to ing Magsaysay to be its presiden- cents an hour in cost of living story On page B-tial candidate. make another statement, later. wage increases- over an& above , , It was reported he might, ati- -' Magsaysay has won a strong their' base'rates. The G. M. offer N.. nounce resignation' from the popular following as resultr, of merelY would guarantee that - Liberal Party and affiliation with his- - efforts to clean out corrup- wages could not drop more than rgthe Nacionalista Party as a can- tion in the army, remove.it m114 pcnta an hour despite a downe. ward shift in didate for president in the fail politics, and end the Huk in of , , F:'-',1,1-";- .(UP)--Gene- ral tali - - ;416::k. - told-Quirin- o- g, - -- , i ,, alk B U Cruiser I Batters Reds In , - - ' , ' ., By JOHN may be 20 IMThe heavy - ATLANTA (UP)--TGeorgia 3egislators described the play "South Pacific" as "offensive" to the South and they announced they would propose bilbi to out. lavimovies, plays and musicals whicli "have an underlying phi- losophy inspired by Moscow." State Rep. David C. Jones and State Sen. John D. Shepard sued a statement Friday jug the successful play whieh ree tenttreompletecri --- - -w,--- . ' n here as propaganda. , 1' T. I , , B: KNOX , ..' 4 The purpose of the injections is to Thus, lite); said, the concept : subsdesensitized - anl and substinces ivill d of five orsix bodies the hormone can be withdrawn.. t h r o u g h a speed-u- I prevent allergry symptomc,when months After that, only such injections made possible by a new use of he is exposed to -the allergy-pro- , are needed to maintain the protwice-nmaterial.I ducing Such -the hormones e o r t Is o ii e or week treatments require five to tection. ' A C T H, Dr. Edmunfl Keeney , six months to build The doctors described use of - up desinsiDr. Harry A. Wess and Dr. Ed-- i . treatment as of int- this tization. speed-u' ward Mears of San Diego, Cal., could not be portance when the individual fs I In the past they reported Saturday. Three nther doctors- reported speeded up because the perso having chronic allergy symptoms, or when be is suffering from seerestoring asthma sufferers tof was being given doses of the very sonal 1YMPtOMVOt an allergy ces 40 which he was al- useful lives by carefully su ' pro- vised use of A C T H and cwt.'. lirgic and his system would tol-- from which he has not been ' ' tette& .a ' crate 't ef certaitramount only sone. , . They said the tests had been ht Their papers were prepared for such injections. , , , The San Diego doctors ,report, progress shift 1950. , the closing session of the ninth ; r annual meeting of the American ed Saturday t h a t by using ' They)pointed out that the new Academy of Allergy. 'ACTH aq.cortisone, which are treatment, including the use, of ., Under, the standard technique, .'very efficientAn the treatment cortisone, had made it possible to a patient undergoes desensitiza- - of allergic disorders," they have' administer vital medicines like tion treat me nt able to administer three to pitressing and insulin to diabetes (about twice a week' of the sub- - four injections a - day without patients who' were allergic . to , iI these remedies. stances to which he is allergic. i harming the patient. - days-,4nstea- p -- - 1 I. - . I p I . The Navy's brief announcement of the continuing bombardment said Navy planes were spotting guns and storage target for the eight-inc- h guns of the cruiser. There was no explanation Inv mediately Is to whether the ac, was tion significant.' However, -East naval headquarters ,r - - cruiser Los Angeles steanlid boldly into Wonsan Harbor Saturday and began what the Navy described as a "heavy bonibardment" of the battered Communist port on the tortheut 'Korean coast. - Incensed- by Play Hormones Use Cuts Treatrilence Of,' liergies to Twenty pays Wonsan Bay in SEOLTL ry South Legislators' .; well-equipp- MANILA s Passe-- Se n ata ; - Massaysay Quits Defense Aid Post - ---- ForA1C011011CS China tebe--nomilita- Philippine-Strong-M- - - er Mobilization Call Sees Peril Until - ------'--- at-Hospit- . friend& When they decided to go, they didn't dare even telLtheirmaid.,., sister put on Hilda's mother and as many clothes is they could wear and "not look too fat" and put a few things in an Imo. spicous handbag. They took etrain to a nearby town because their village was carefully ehecked by aeeret - , 2For - d He-mi- to-bri- ng e..2000 . more-- refugees,- - from Clteintsmilat7-:,11:BER PT' (VP est Berlin reception centers Saturday --- -- - Germany swamped officials believed the 1ebruary influt would reach an e high of at least 141,245 before midnight --- attributedthe deluge 602- ,-, fears the Communist might an-.. 1101111Ce stringent new border con-) . trols Sunday, making flight from ialSoviet territory more dangerous: 1 The previous record , for refugee arrivals, set last - month,wes' 25,434. , The February total was ex- pected to continue mounting , . steadily through :the months , end at midnight. 'Officials said Saturda Y's aril- 1, vals also would set a new record , for an "ordinary" week .day. A rally record of 3,500 was regis- - By CONRAD B. HARRISON tered list Monday, but officials sod M. DE SIAZ TEVSCREll said Mondays are not considered to permit establishment ordinary days because they of a state hospital or WWI lor elude Sunday arrivals. treatment of alooholice was - - er of rt es. LUISE A heart-stirrinstory of how la German family braved death to or hell in a Russian slave labor Tree 'Berlin was disclosed: camp to escape-In'Saturday in Salt Lake City. married daugh- - It was told by the 30:year-ol- 14' .4, .... Per-ee""- President Calls Military Confab - ' - . 1!"111 his--m- ind -- ' Hee - - of-1.-48 .. about to abdicate! I on th ' SI Woine I'D SHAH MOHAMMEEt FAHLEVI: nt y $: ., More Than 41,000 Roo ovieLZone in- - Month , ,nuing , action. Only seatteredclashes were re. ported'along the battlefront. -- ,: - . , . . -, ' ., e i - , - ' |
