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Show - '' , . ' - . .rAtiie1 ,, Riot y4 ,t - if 1 -- .. , Of ,,ss tee U. S. ASKS XOREA TO,STOP NEWS, Salt Lake City, ' . , . . . Wednesday, TAprif UtaTi, 1952A3 16, 1 ' , . , :. , USING BRASS FOR TRINKETS SEOUL, Korea. (UP)The U. & Only'Way, Tobin - cooperationtof the Korean government Camp Prisoners , DESERET . . . ..- , , . . : , I 2letttäl' a 3raullselzure - - , 0 v. P6.....0.0..iib&-1.10..1..P.:6teiii..ti...6..;......:.:POOy'- - . . - - Army 'sought the Wednesday In an effort to prevent Korearisirom using ECA and Army cop- .per and brass to manufacture souvenirs and trinkets. Tons of .the vitally-neede- d metals, possibly worth as much as $5.000:000, have been used to make souvenir ashc for sale in Kotrays, riot hangers, kettles and rean shops along the bomb-blaste- d streets of Seoul and even in Army post exchanges. ' ' Tells. Manaaers , ' . I ' ' , TH-other- - ' . , League Offers- NEWBOLD MORRIS :ro Save Lives Of. Scout Dogs Slightly Deafened? I ' h - . ' , I brie-a-bra- ' t ... of,..0.464,rqd,,..pf.:..,WW.11:T.)ioi,,P40.r.$'-,- .,roicYo (UP)Communist prisoners of war in Koje Island, scene of two Cominunist-inspire- d . riots, will be scattered in with the 120 feet which comprised hours after a war started. They can ,ty CHARLES, CORDDY stdaller,samps firrOughout South Korea, the Army announced a the entire 'distance of the Wright fly 10,000 miles without landing or :WASHINGTON (UP)When ,, . . . Wednesday. )336 superbomber and its crew 0 first flight. . refueling and can hit a top' speed ' BERKETAY--, Calif. The Army said none of the prisoners has been moved yet professionals trash. The Defense Lt. Gen. Curtis E. Lemay, strate- of 485 Miles an hour itver a target Department loses, in destructive gic air commander, who control at close to 50,000 feet, where fightGovernment seizure of the steel - but they,will be reloated "as facilities become available." capacity, something like hundreds the superbombers and keepstheir er interception l a tough proposiof discipline "Improvement industry was the only way . bombers of World War II type. crews of at peak proficiency, would tion. The best jet fighter test pilots and. control of unruly ommu- - I President Truman could keep ... Chances are it also loses a team have them on their way within will vouch for that. nist agitators are among th e mills. operating "In the interwhich had been put through rigorresults expected from this de- ous training for months or even ests of this nation's freedom," to smack a specific target Continued First from asked I years , Maurice Page Congress. J. Labor Everything of cision," the . Army said. Secretary .. iin the event of war. for at 4110117.'-e"Nthe White House was At the same time, the relo- - ' Tobin declared Tuesday night. is just plain business and some I Mr. igranted. McGrath and that reasons are These :' gloom mon- were 'H.. oward" and crtion will relieve crowded In a speech before the 27th of it has the look of the Pentagon likelNo t'Newbold" spreads-throug- being Conbusiness. toinkey conditions Coast Paoific Management each ts,ther. The differences wildfire even when there is a red 4 . "ejicouraging Ace Earmeld Is a scientific discovery Beéause of this, I think that with ;some congressmen Res.desirined Animal 'Tobin "a and that a ,somewhere,4 is in were disorder," predicted (LP)The ference, port trigue for the partially deof who ore not , all correspondence between Sen. being dissolved. e. If ihe superbomber: vi cue League of' Boston sought Wed- long and prosperous future-4- p oubl a hearing aid, to Two violent Communist-le- d D require enough heonng $ z.tors and 'Representatives With And then the blow fell.- It fits snugl ond comfortably in thceor and. crashes; as one did at Spokane:; uprisings have broken out on nesday to says six scout dogs in this country" for private enter- linancialirgencies; such as the Weill. Tuesday. The cost of replacing it:$ tip-oThe on real visible wtten'tion to 0 the this will not be the little island ir the Korean Korea who .face death ulen their prise, providing - it "recoggies RFC, the FHA, the Commodity ington attitude toward investi- - is conservatively 0 - is Coiled to resat Psalins as it stated This Is All Strait southcif PUSan.,In the army days are clone. its obligations to the free so- Credit Corporation, and otheri, gators came .from Howard Mc. 13,500,000aside from the lives lost. COME IN FOk A FREE DEMONSTRATION should be available on demand. Grath himself. When b e. found The first. 70 prisoners and ' one League President CadtonE. cletyin which it exists." ' Phone er wore fet he Colder is the biggest and one I think is a great need out Imeant business,' his reac- - of the most complicated iomhatols 105 Harter Bldg. American soldier weri killed. Buttrick wrote to the army depititLEON Ss IRISH But he said, "If private en- for an there - Soft lake Pha011 4 (43 E. 'roadway) Twelve prisoners were killed ,ment; Offering to "retire" the dogs city independent study and tion was to.cripple tale on my ap- airplanes in the,world. Its terprise fails . to perform the view of such correspondence. pointments to"mystaff and snarl wingspan makes a nice contrast1;1,41,40,Aostomotz.v)vv,4044,w,4osfovotetkt.1,44140:44,11g In the second. ,. ' on the League's farm In functions our society "rectuires ' me up in red tape. Some observers speculated ' DIDN'T LIKE IT , Dedham. He that the insist will the relocation might presage in nearby that of figured 'ry daY's it, society , Whit I "Most American dog lovers would setting out:to do out the ques- early agreement on exchanging like to see these animals returned they. be performed by some was something new'. ..And they delay in sending . tionnairea was a da y gained. 1 1,-.)e prisoners of war between the home and treated like the heroic other institution." ' didn't like it, for they have had be run over a street might Allies and the Communists It soldiers they are,''. Buttrick sale by in nice down a . there, pattern Ire also condemned "a few was pointed out relocating pcis happen. The matter came to Buttrick's' vogue since the days of Andrew Thnything might lame might oner of war campy would be attention earlier this month when unions in this country" which' Jackson, who said: -- To the vie. have gone on indefinitely if I necessary if a ,peedy processing Cpl. James G. Heffron of Oklahoma "do not share the allegiance of tor belongs the. spoils." ils of PW's Were to be achieved City, Okla.', told a United Press the main body of American la. Most of our legislators are hadn't sent Col. Sam Becker, Mc- to Mr. 'see assistant, an andlnY to armistice. used niter that philosophy war correspondent the dogs had 'bor In our system of private en, 1) Grath and start 1taralt on the . saved lit least six allied patrols roptine. McMr. Justice --terprise. Departnient front ambush by warning the soldAnd that's ' the big reason , Grath came face to fac e, with reis to a mistake "It really Chininvestiof want an don't of iers bidden Just (t1-'11-Relief they the.presence Becker And was asked for -ese. fer to these organizations as gator. But a permanent inves- Col. his calendar and appointment I is what I will recomg Beffron said the dogs probably unions," he said. "They Sie tigator SOUR STOMACH ck his telephone calls. . - He was told would be destroyed when Vey no . Pot heartburn. gas. icid for the,CoMmunist Party mend. fronts k 11 that were lawyers ready could of stand the strain The record of what happened longer indsuigottiocuyon. rj to start going through the per- . In the labor movement they to me in combat. , Washington is com- sonnet 'files ,..., lksovan and the files of ic-f. outlaws. . are , are I as had the "They they just pletely inexplicable. AkitA genticas were before we started to train "It is importanttto recognize, backing of everyone important, prosecutions which had not tivo,, made and on which the TLIMS Ahem," said another solider, Cpl. however, that . . . they are the from the President and Mt. Me- been statute of limitations finally ran L.--FOR TM TUMMY Kenneth C. Strawder of Wallace, exception and. not the rule in Grath'right on down, with' the out. -1 It wasn't until then that Neb.' t.ro, jr4 the American labor movement." exception of efew members of . . he fully realized I wasn't fool. --- tin silvan de tithe d --that g: I meant business. McGRATH RUFUSED .. tlotliii g. When I got Col; Becker's re- iltsitratis port of that meeting I knew it . tkr9 ' '' was MeGrath or I. The attorney ' ; qt.' 0171101MPOPOP.POMIFIRMORIMMMUMWMFORNPUP, '..i t , .. ''' ss '4 Nkt, stAra-li- t WS cam II ., , general had flatly refused to , . .., . comply with the President's . ': der of complete I , ' '' .' . II AMERICA'S FltIEST , I was the President's ,,, thought Ez1 ,,,,:.,..,...,., man and that the President had L011'i QUALITY ., confidence in my good tastE to keep those questionnaires . ' , ' .. .,.t, :1411k confidential unless there were , ' 'II facts that would warrant send.. . . ing them to the grand jury. ' tosm..1 S iMy first instinct was to call 1 ix ell . .. -- 411Pv the President Then I relaxed. JEll ab, , N I was reallied this ..10P.--a dispute ; k els: between the President and one -, i of his appointees. The Presi- . . t . wouki have to resolve it. , TAKE A YEAR TO PAY de! 1,,44.0,144,411044v4, -, Well, was he .did. First it D-' . ' tol . I Morris and then it was Mc- ' 0, 0 Grath, lying around like the . .. ,, , , ... , 1 b g , , , bodies in the last act of Ham . ., .., ...... , ... . l e, :,,,, , ii " 1 , ,,.4 2 . ,,,,,, ,,, ,,, , , , ..,74,.; 7 x.r,, i411 ,, mq, S KS ' ,,,, ,4,,,, ,,,f, ' 11 --I ' : ''' .''' :' :: : N,.. .';'," '''' To say I was surprised Is ,-- ' ' '.. s'' 1 !o i ''' A . 1 i; 2'-:,:, 4 - ) putting it mildly. What I had )10. . , ' ., Vit enE:t '' was ' ':'' ' expected ' something .. 4 whieh I will tirely different, , , ' ., go into later. And, as as matter. . ' '. of fact, I still know just what ' i. , , .,., , , , 7 .t, A is in store for me so far as :::, 4.Cycle I rasy.to.Start ... - :'! ". . , , Washington is concerned. . Gasoline Li RP. Engine.' ' ' The reason for this doubt is So Easy , , ,,,-,. i-, -re, )P I - , As-,,,.because the President, I m told, 4.10, .10 18.Inch To '.k '''.:-.'Operate '''''' ' ' 7; .........,,, ''' tried to get in touch with me.' If .. 4, '.. Cutting Width: 1360ST. he wants to get hold of me, I'll ISO A Child ' .be around; . Can Safely 1 Pinger.Tip Clutch , c Inthe ' ' be I'll meantime, . .' and Throttle Controis, ,, Use It! C3 ' Weighing some things thee:II- t , , ready have happened and the I Punctureprool ' ' ' undercurrents that foretold the . Rubber. Tires. C..".3 . the investigation. ... dolocmo,rolf , Mit Nem York Wftrill , . 6 I , I - ' s ff eye-unle- ' i -- 8 230-foo- tar I ' .. k .,,(Mtl . - Retort' for s, os) . 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' A 6, ,'T I ' Lit ,0 HOME ts AUTO SUPPLY STORE ' - ---- 4 Velvety Fact Crowing I ' L E L at 7th West. - , ..,,e- ' 2 lb. 20X lo ...s39 I Everything tor the Builder, - '7119,e , . ...viss II S . els 279 '10 e ,, ' t kt - .' 2119,,-ó- .3-..- frpiromm..m,1 Only .$te ,..---2- : - VALIgS - - A I 11.-- BIG ' 0 Hoe lk III 11'1,AlA BUY - c : Shovels n.l Fitt y 95 IL a TAO .- --- - MORE . GRASSCATCHER LAVH,MOVER - 4) PLUMBING olitt So. - . e ,,,r;-- .' - 01100'00 - iaMBER DOORS-WINDOW- . -- ' , - --- kaiii ''' . LI.- USED MATERIALS 0 , .. o SAVE - I, 611 I fabrics. , SPECIAL t-of '- of over 60;000 yards of fine 100 TwO people tnpy share one order. ---- el" r-- k - , e ' . ' ' 1 Marine sorties. , . "All possible air strength, was concentrated on enemy rails, roads and vehicles,'Jhe Marine Pullman clothes are sold direct to,yeupt the factory s: ,,, Corps said. In a press conference Satureliminating the retail store with its high rent and ' day, Lt. Gen'. Frank F. Everest, ', 5th Air Force commander, ade 1 mitted "Operation Strangle" suits. overhead. Men! Here's real Value. in had failed and had been re, '. . you'll placed by another bombing proEvery suit is tailored horn quality ' . gram. j find worsteds, tweeds,- - flannels, .taitor-madgabarOperation Strangle was designed to cut off front line endines. We have them all in out consisting lemy,troops from supplies. , ,, I I . 4 4 .. . 1 six-mon- th - t,, - d , " e 1 7 a Power Mower for Every Sizo Lawn and Every Pursi Wo Carry ' WITH THE FIRST MARINE ' AIR WING, Korea (UP)The Marine Corps said Wednesday, that close air support for ground , troops "fell to an all time low" during the put six months because most Marine missions were channelled into the Air Force's "Operation Strangle." Iwok An official release' said only 72 close air support sorties were !lown In, March, for example, 1 and carrier-base- d 1 by both land-baseMarine planet- - The 4140 close total was air , . .. - Air Support CuEln Korea . , Telegram Corporation. Distributed by tnited Fosters Reittent, Inc Mr. Morris bad ' throe strikes on bins before Ito vas MOM into softie. TOMORROW: . .. . - , , ' ; Worsted: All 100e0 Wool ' . - or Mut. 390 Phone - f' , , , . , . . .7 ...,. f ''''''"'"''''' |