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Show , , THE WEATHER , PARTLY CLOUDY, WARMER SATURDAY WEATHER REPORT. PAGE . Al No. , I FIRSTFAMIi'19.NElliSPAirEit - SALT LAKE CITY,-UTAH- ' 1.0NOth,.:B.iétikLT,i0--.:- ,' .:4' EleZ w7, fr ! . 1,1-.4 .1 ,,0 -- :- :41. ' 71t - 1 1A 14 .41 -4 .4 ' 4- .. .. I ri 4 10- -2 000 001, Philadelphia New York 001 000 011- -37 0 Heintzelman, Konstanty (8), Meyer (9) and Seminick. LoOat, Ferrick (9) and Berra. WPFerrick. LP---Me- 9 k'rr t , b - fik di,' II Airy. yer. Srl - I It 7 - ,C - Students, out , st S Savants Say , I' , 40 i. 1 .,1 'I, I. t'rk , . -- h the-nin- th. Meyer pi.tch'ed only the.npinth in. his first series appearance. The Phib took the lead in the A seventh on Hamner's WASHINGTON (AP) single, a group of scientists Friday rec- sacrifice bunt by Seminick and ommended a new Selective Go fiat's The suore was Service classification that would 2 to 1. single. give deferment to certain -- made - the firstil ks perior" students in high schools, run of the ball game in the colleges. and Universities. last of the third. Heintzelman They would be classified as and .remain in that Continued on Page Al status for it least the duration of their educational training, and for four months thereafter unless they fell behind acedemically in the meantime or otherwise failed to justify this , classification. Those deferred would ha those whose educational accomplishments "indicate special promise - Lident I I - l IP ' J1 ,, I .,t -' -- ) liefttizzwthu- ning blow between.itichie-AShburn and Jackie Mayor into left center. , Tom Ferrick, who, came in when Eddie Lopat was lifted for a pinch-hitte- r in , I received vcerredltth firodr OP hei lw i nitcohveerr. i ,71 ' (AP).vii o) 0 , - ..,. Se0a1.ör:.13,10$1s, 11:' SIdssot-s.-------7:::::-i The---Yan- , - - - (AP)--So- - uth RUSS c Ina - c urn 0 " N 0 Invasionfe- ted 41,11116 ' ritisoNzas Forty thousand of the Red manpower losses were listed as war prisoners of the allies. The other casualties admit- tedly included some &pike- tions. This means a man might have been wounded, removed and then, returned to battle, wounded again and pressed Into action again A MacArthur spokesman de- dined, to, speculate on bow roamy , , By RUSSELL BRINES Korean troops punched 20 miles deeper inIco Communist North Korea Friday on the east coast, while other allied forces massed for the expected big push to the Red heartland. The forward South Koreans were more than 75 Miles be: yond parallel 38. the border where they had crossed into enemy territory last Sunday Arrayed below the boundary was the bulk of the poised 175.000 United Nations troops. Air and naval support-w- as at the ready for an offensive. .,, -- Another vise apparently was being forged to crush the rem- I nanta of the reeling Beds--- atidally estimated by MacAr- thur's headquarters to hive suf. 200.000 casualties since , their June 25 invasion. TOKYO lage council at nearby Waynesburg offered a MO reward Friday to anyone wko tan find who hit Sen. Taft with a ripe tomato. thi--- , Taft was struck-oi- l' chest last Wednesday while making a political speech. Several othet tomatoes fell' at his feet But he took scant notice and continued his speech. ' "This unfortunate 'na- has been terribly em- barrassing to the good peo- ple of the village," the counill said. Taft said after his ad- dress the town had made' amends for the incident by presenting him with a has.. ' ket of flowers. , . Fli'idi-'20::7Mile.TGiii0.i.:': ihe--perso- 4 e- Defer Better - rit t 7 By JACK HAND YkN'KEE STADIUM, New York (AP)Gerry Coleman's single to left center with two out in the last of the ninth gave the New York Yankees their third straight World 'series vic64,505 fans. tory over the Phillies, singles by cANT0N. 0. - $'14 4 ,OP, 1,0enaeffeWroodrtwtoingwearned TOMATO AT SENATOR T AFT? sP t -. , 1J 0 k .. 1 , R. H. E. - CENTS 5 . .- ,' ;:iT ,;'4t-- . :,i i -I PRICE .;. !aillte 4ité..Hi.t.,:-- EDITION 'METROPOLITAN - 'FRIDAY, 'OCTOBER 6,..195.0 , . T c0.10.1in' IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST - , , :t.tW nines .'Ore, , rOlsi Year 6. e; ioNON -- i, VOL-333- ' 4 were dead men. , - - By TOM OCIIILTREI NEW YORK (AP) Britain assured Russia and Communist ( China Friday that Gen. Mac. Arthur's forces in moving I through North Korea would not advance beyond the , Korean Iborder. Kenneth Younger. British minister of state gave this "sal- - emn assurance" during final debate in the U. N. General . er ItoPmblyZon iesolutionauthorizing . - . - ' 77,:::77 -- MacArthur's forces to proceed bOorici , the 38th . parallel. menand materielhave been ' -' '. Lodge Friday opposed suffered since Sept. 15 when Yctunger said the 131. N. troops , , any American blks with Pre- the allies leaped to the offen- in MacArthues command would -1'7 t mier Stalin until the free world sive climaxed by the liberation not remain in North Korea any , has Its rebuilt and , "tan , ' to insure strength than necessary ' of Seoul and entrapment of Red longer : r . '4 , meet hint an a basis of egoist- . unificatzon, and pacification. ot divisions in the south- Russia and corn.. the country. '4 '' ' Lodge ts a 'member of the ; 1 IA SO TAKEN TRI&IVIEE11. monist China border on Korea., . . Senate foreign relationt-eo- mOf 'llaa 40,000 Communist ' .k BAN NORTH KOREA niittee and a , IL N. delegate. prisoners-of-wa- r, PRISONERS 14,028 were , , The Associated 'Prete asked listed as taken In three days , The Anembly rejected a te r i000 lui.,... fine a of KOREAAinerican military policemen guard long approximately him for comment on the request this week. This presumably was of eventualicientific, profesSoviet attempt to gala 's Korean prisoners as they are m.arched along a maid street in Seoulon their 'way to made to Stalin by Ilarold Z. In' the continuing mopping up North Korean participation in sional, or specialized ABERDEEN, Md. (AP)The a Stassen, former aspirant for the cit Anglier bands widely swa- discussions of the Korean case. prison stockade following their surrender: General MacArthur's headquarters anPte;,',,,,,,, zoom its of 411,rmFabowed:v.iff At the end of the four nounced that more than 40,000 North Koreans have been taken prisonersflY iinetticii.eis.'-v-1 MegititarliePreiddetatietwonaine-- . tlered In- - the, south and around Then it moved virirty toward new weapons and equipment after completion of their traintion for a meeting between final ratification of the eight-powtold the but carefully (AP Wirephoto.) Thursday. ' I Stalin and a group of ,Ameri-ing. they would be eligible for selected spectators they would The deep plunge into North vesolution, initiated by 4 " classification-- . cans, including Stamen. regular Korea on the east coast was re- Britain and supported by the ' to keep quiet about three have ' meaning continued deferment United States. hope for b the quarters of what they saw. SOLDIER'S FEAR ' - Continued en raga A-- 2 t provided they met these requiremuld4 Red China already ' has seinvitation The visitors, by 1 lial. ments: TOP, Lodge said, 'There' Is alwatra a cused the United States several , to Aberdeen. Proving only, FORESHADOWS 1. Of being fully engaged in possibility of good results from times of aggression, charging Grounds, were mostly armed rq an activity whkh required the -conversations with. a chief of N that MacArthur's air force had r KOREA-!1-udeaft InernbeA'i received. i DEATH-Itate In which the. conversation training they the bombs inside klanchurdropped ' 2. Of being in an activity "es elation. is on a basisof manto roan Ia. The United States admitted------- : N. Y. (AP) . ROCHESTER, d sential to the national health, -- They, lutve better equality-Butito the tla ' this ltatpened at one point, but by 1 B ;Pic. ..Michael safety or interest" The first registration applies no meeting at all than to have WASHINGTON (APIPresiwhich reportedly cost - y. a r t o a said the bombing was acciden- svrote tamu nis The recommendations were display, dent Truman triday set machin- only to a limited group of phy. one in which the chief of state the Army close to $500,000. sound this "Folks, may Service to Selective made , ery m' motion for a draft of siciant and dentists -- those is in a bullying tram. of mind Concern has been expressed Among the new or improved ... to you back home but Hershey by six scientific weapons exhibited Albert Smith of In the U. N. that as MacArthur's 'Pres. for for...the our And mistakes dentists, land i3torge phyiicians humanity to to the back go men at committee trained cif Christgovernment advisory expense weakness.... the Church of JeStil . The first rt not classified as , ground troops moved northward PPtritect...137 .tiersheI, tY.t.? . Y.ean! Saints plans to dedi- they Interview Latter-da- y he Monday or deferred during World War 1 , "The suggested might bump into Red it t ago. twitOct. 16. 11 as students--bfor full automatic fire with a ,.,,,til ini:Itieur tate the new- Denver Stake 'Chinese or Soviet military for eventually woidd, for' wasn't too scared, but now Ward and Crestrnoor agchapel mations. Under a presidential.proclaclip of 20' rounds. 1 am. " all under age 50 must register the danger of further , An Air Force .50 caliber ma- would encour- - in Denver Colo., Sunday. Oct. it First. ination, registration is required unless theY are in gression. his afterward, Shortly reserve HELD the RESPONSIBILITY at was chine gun .souped ,Up for 0 to believe that IS. it Soviets man under age 50 reported Friday then by every age the parents got a Defense De- have bad active service- we are not as strong as we ac- - the Chtsch offices. jet fighter planes to fire at 720 Younger said that while the whcrparticipated ag a student In or telegram saying parent Mr.' Truman's strue- occupation of all Korea would 'interThe proclamation the the completed Ki1147Hukbalahapi rounds a minute. mortar fir- their are, recently Armr Secondly, specializedtraining Wally son bad An 81 millimeter program, or a similar program said registration of those who view would create a belief in ture is one of 'Abe beautiful not be continued any longer been killed in action in Ko-National MANILA (AP) under the Navy, or who was de- do not have to register Oct. 16 this country that the military church odifices of the Colorado than necessary, "to let the U. N. ing with a baseplate of titan10. rea Sept. Defense Secretary Ramon Mag- ium that weighs only half of from service during should be completed by next danger was virtually ended. capital citYferred forces go boats before their task - saysay said Friday 47 corn- what it did a few years ago. World War 11.10 pursue metlical, Jan. 16, but left to- Selective This might result in s slacken-Servic- e The dedication will be done is done would be a cynical repumunist-le- d Hukbalahaps were Recoilless rifles of 57 and 73 Death-Wait- s dental or allied courses. The the decision- as to just jag of our own effort to rebuild in connection with the Denver diation Of our responsibilities. ' killed a n d three Philippine Millimeter bores. from registra- when they shall be required military strength. Any slacken-t- o Stake conference to be held Former Assembly Pres. Canoe. only exemptions soldiers were wounded in BulaThe new 3.$ super bazooka. tion .are those who have served P. Rornulo of the Philippines register. of this effort at this time Oct. I5 16. int Can Province. 21 months-- of The show was held in conactive duty-wit- h Veterinarians-als- o must Tel. wodd be fraught itcer- - W Kimball of demanded that the The secretary said the .Huk- junction with the 'annual one-da- y the armed forces. islet. as the aggressors, and the Council of the Twelve, lay -, balahaps (armed peasants) had meeting of the,, Ordnance The proclamation requires it Those drafted will be liable John Langden; member- of the down their arms. He declared been encircled. by the Philip.- Association, organized in 1919 for up to 21 months of service. from all men, not otherwise ex- General' Church Welfare Com- the U. N. forces must remain in B , pines Army seventh battalion to coordinate the work of the SACRAMENTO, Calif: (AP) Mr. Truman signed the proc- empted. who "shall have re-mittee ills will attend the con Korea "until the power of the combat team and that Itihting industrialists who turn out war Death to saboteurs became lamation aboard his yacht.- the ceived from any. school. col- Iferen". aggressor is crushed." continued. equipment for the armed forces. the law 0 n it lege; universityor Williamsbur&thia COfornia Friday. Qtlits-C-1I t the 1 stitution a degree of bachelor Governor Earl Warren signedi while it was- anchored-a, , ' - The treas. -O. the bill passed by the legisla- confluence of the St. MatS and of-- medicine. doctor of medi- :f :Tru-mbuon been He has Rivers. Potomac denial cine.doctor of County of the ture's special session last month surgery a vacation cruise for a week. r t, 01 metlics pledging hiz support to mumri the of proclimation doctor of Copies lion Act of 1941 with new Friday an-- I surgery, Sen. Taft were made public by the Whit. and doctor veterinary of veterinary med- flounced his resignation in pro- provisions. House. icine. test of the attempted political Penalties Are increased from man who receives one domination of the CIO Political, a maximum of 10 years and Any , , i. of those degrees after Oct. 16, Action Committee." $10,000 fine in the 1941 law,' Adial I afte-- somzhittee Investigators, CHICAGO (AP)--G2 TODAY'S - - WASIILNGTON ' must registerwithin five days local governing bodies or by to death 4r - life imprisoninent Otto 14. Lymah, the treasurer, r...- - stevenson their hearing, of - minois told having o after receiving the degree. said he recently had been erit1 . sub- a leader referendum, to extend them for in the event of death or bodilyl to a a visit tor Bricker NEWS mad, surprise DESEÁET another six months. cized by his council because he Senate,crime investigators Fri- urban Calumet City night spot injury, or 20 years and $10,000 of past fights against continu , The legislation, when.,it was fine in other. cases: appeared in a picture with Taft day that Congress should crack and reported.they found "open ing federal reptcontrolssaid passed last June, was regarded when the senatoryisited here. down on sint , machines snd and noUirioug" gambling. asked the 'Page . 4 Be said he Would vote for bookies by cutting off their op-- , Stevenson uid be testified Friday their extension in modi- by friend and foe alike as the Legislature to reenact the 1941 ....F-Children'sStory i lied forni may be necessary last extension of the federal Ad betause of some Taft because he had followed eration channels. Classified Ads . that commercialized gambling question ' when Congress returns Nov. 27. rent ceilings first applied during his voting record and rI The Democratic governor rec.-- in Illinois is at its "lowest point Comics' to as whether it 'applied. gill -LONDON Britain His surprise statement to re- World War IL .11-because of enactment in shawl (Al') that federal mended 5 many years," partly 'Crossimord Puzzls eerely believe that it It billow so written as hinted Friday she considers that he has votlid for the benefit of laws "closing the channels of of his unprecedented use of .B-- 3 But even before Congress : porters contrasted with the view Editorials a war or active military -during ;(13-- Russia breached the Big Iroar the rank and file workman-C.) went. On vacation- last ntonth, of Senator Maybank interstate commerce.to slot me- - state police to raid taverns and Finincial Ne,ws operations such as the fighting Austrian occupation pact that be saw no reason for Con- n talk of another extension had In chMes"; prohibiting the dissemi- - clubs. Food Korea. In addition, it also Communist-le- d State police, usually used for wake of the F-- 5 strikers nation of race information by backing Garden greu to revise the present local-optio- cropped up in the -Seven Believed Dead --- highway patrolling, have seized S to wire rent law nat the brief Korean fighting and the nation's will cover Marshall Plan shiprepealhandbookt,ind government. ' against YI Mentirto foreign countries. after the expanding military program. Austria has made such T-- 7 "lame duck". sessi-olug the federal stamp tax on slot and destroyed hundreds of slot In Hang Kong Slide Mary Marker machines throughout the state in machines. of election's. Chairman Spence charge in notes to the four oc, Obituaries Seven HONG KONG (AP) think ..Washington recent weeks. don't the the House Banking Committee Rubbei powers cupying 6 Britain. daybank is chairman Lands Stevertson.--relatin- g his testi- - : France. Runia, and the United persons were believed killed should tax what Illinois out- Senate B a nking Committee.' said be would start hearings on Scene Today above Ke- - mony later to ntwxmert, said he a landslide in 'told Tex. (AP)--T- he the he said be soon HOUSTON, Friday A as office States. control laws," rent spokeshandles a rent foreign which contiol,measure , Sciciety ! , Hong Kong's fashionable Happy buyer Senate crime committee ordered use of the State police man here, referring to the legislation; Bricker is a mem- al Congress returns. He added SS Aline. Lykes -docked here .. Sports of to enforce state laws against slot Race Coerset assecond its as it 1945 Valley day the said. opened part of its that something would have to Thursday and protest. ber. . Theaters The body of a closed bearings in Chicago. It machines and other gambling control agreement binds all oc- Under present law federal be Alóhe. Whether Congress cargo It carried one-o- f thi bigNrtylan Meik awe 'local law enforcement o Fire recovered. is looking into Chicago's crime been has I time-tto raw Dee. would find ,act in the gest single shipments A-- 2 rent controls will expire.pn help jbe girl evpying powers broken down in some corn. has said six others underwörkl. nflichits 31 except in communities which brief session before Christi:61'5.4 rabber ever to enter an Amerht Women'', Service 'government maintain law and brigade ' mutinies." , I may be buried 'testimony A tont. votea-- either throuill thv;r, was 24c1111 jort-5-6;8 order, - ' - "2-A(s- )" Army Shows Arsenal of Fire Power - ,'. ' .. ! . NEW 11011X ..,.. (AP)--Senat- The Reds' heaviest losses of or . - - t.; --- 4,- . .. OF IL, last-minu- compe34,-,.,Le- - - "2-A- ru m a n - ferces-bril-st-7"- 1, (10 s er -- I,- fir7hthe per, . , Denver Chapel ical-Dr- were-impresse- T6-86--Dttlicatt- - which caliber-carbinegea- red - ball-Sovie- ut Philippine Troops F-8- - Saboteurs In California Nortb--Korean- 'Job i urI-e- 1 Rot-Lo- teeneeling-The-Sabotage-Preves- INSIDE (AP)----Sen- G overnor sit ties -- Crime in llirnolls o) Control FilD'ental -- with-disaster- .n Taft. acker a rictierIFavors - , ov. BritainProtests Strike at Vienna F-4- -5 - 4 2 S. w - . -- .... ttn-Nrien- na , (13-K- a -- Carp Radio-Televisi- on 1P-- -- Au-Ari- an of calf bl , - , , 7 . |
