Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Tueda3 Augus' f17 19'48 eneival of Sniping Rep orte v Both Sides in Jerusalem 110b:64'7i' A4:Gilebk - li:: Greco-Albani- - the-Jewis- i - - : - -- Thyssen- Now Posir Faces on-Jewis- - - - - Military sources said the Mt -- Grammos victory was more political ' than I military however They' explained that further adValICES from that poinb is almost impossible because- the rocky 261t Grammos wOhld be slopes of Geiman Trial " for supply impassable t 3 trains Several United States observers nearly- - - i me - i - i : - - - - - - - ' TT' n the north with the Greek troo said the eventual- - au4tz of the government forces will be a! hollow - victory and will not- be advertised 1 as breaking the back of guerilla warfare The znore pessimistic observers believe the mountain and border battle will continue- indefinitely and that the IL S- must spend much more money for- several millyears to accomplish original tary aims in Greece Anglo-Americ- - I - - - an - Churches AskU N To' Ban Genocide - - - ed - 4 - - Lion outlawing genocide is on'tits agenda of the economic and social council now holding its seventh session here N Y Time& copyright - six-foot- er : -- ip - trial-opene- - 4 Nare-destin- 4- 'Ite ê s - -- - - (a ":4 F - Die ( In India Riots - - - - 1 - ge PDkg - - II- j- 4 1 - 'I - r -- 1- ' c t r '----- - ' A t b4 i - ' e et - - ok - WV UGUsT CLEARANCE ill-fam- ed - - 1- WW2&eei -- next years ladies because we're not going to tell lyo how Dynallow ' Drive works Not e en going to txpliiin how this winider worker does away with both the clutch pedal and the usual low second and high gears 'Al! we want you to get is this: oPit'T I I iNtIRE 'STOCK LL NEW Ruth Swat" Her ma it "Sultan of YORIE-Georg- e4 53 - baseball's - - - NEW YORK (NYT)---eOr ge Welling Giddings 18 chairmen of the Kellenic Bank Trust Co ' NEW YORE (NYT)—W al t r Ewing Hope 69 New York lawyer and formen assistant secretary of the treasury- - PSSPPZ ' TT Prom-ti- OXFORD' O (Nrr)—col Kirk 'Mee Sr 61 sergeant at arma of - Govs George the Ohio senate under ' L White and Martin Davey PLAINFIELD (NYT)-- -N Samuel Willis Rushmore 77 liven-to- r IT and president of the Laughlin pital here CIIAR9E IT BrEv 4 SAN rBANasco iM)--B- oil' the allsoudo 4' press -- a: - 5 ' - - steer: and move gas - ' You take HENPY J TAY' 10 Auttgat tootwor' Mond— the heart of list Work'Wonders—Hisre's But five ' — !- ' ''s00s s 411 t - N04 "s :- 114" e-e- simple-looki- ' b ' let your 1usl3and'inquire into the technical side' of Dynaflom ao ' — - just by pressing down on the gas treadle' without even thinking And yott do all ' '' about gearshilang: wOltios al at extra coil ofs loo'doesivr modtIs Nib r for you? because Dynaflaw Drive does away in all norwith the neid- for Ichanging gears -' ' mat driving ': No lust arrange to try it In ilve minutes you'll be saying "John whether or not we trade a ear let's sea yr- Buick :dealer now and order a Dynallovil“ As for you ng ' : F If he like! - Why —'because this drive shifts 1 ft ! Floe Parts ' A I ' A: t ro: - ' ' i -i- 471: - -- steep Irides traffietangles Tv rig Gen Ray L Owens 57 former sec'ond air force general staff member ' at Letterman General hospitalrs BERKELEY Frances R Patterson a women's - suff' leader Californiain and rage-' founder of the first women's golf ' association in the state of Wash- - : they parts evoke dukhpedal unnecessary — and also the usual low second and high gears e ' ' ' I 4 Dynatiew Drho You Way from' si standstill in one smooth even build-u- p of power easy and as the start of a Waltz gracefr You come to a stop lighi- - and simply- apply the foot brake To gciaiiiin just feed the gas without bothering to time left foot with what tile right '12nd's dole'1 Mis-sour- ' Yes it's delthitely worth your while to i come In now and get one of these hand stne superlatively tailored suits While our limited supply lasts We've been o at $4340-sthem selling you save at least $1355 Better hurry' ULM: Minn (P)—E: A Drake 92 ' professor emeritus of at the Texas College of English Mines Eli- Paso who also taught at University of Wisconsin and School Mines and who retired in 1933'1 - ' ' - 1 ONE PRICE I 4 I The big bothers of driving are gone: Anyone - man or woman — is a better driver a smoother driver with Dynallow Drive 1- - (NYT)--D- r'KIRKSVILLE George Mark Laughlin 75 founder hos- ' 'I ' - -- and automotive engineer '11 I I ou slip behind the 'beet of a Dynaflow IThickIstart the engine and set a lever: - SSPP " - I — - - TROPICAL ' i WORLD DEATHS The power plant does what gears used to do so only when you first start out park or hack up will you normally have reason to touch the selector lever shy-awa- y - o 096 end eddllY' '- : - IriltS9711 - (112)--M- ' : ' T Ington' or use our budget plan 'BERKELEY James Allen Graham 68 past president of the National Assn of Denture Prosthetics and of the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry DRID (1P)—Estanislao de Urquijo Y marquess of of the Banco' trquijo 75 president Urquijo and a - member of the board of the Spanish Telephone Co and 40 other banking and industrial concerns t if 1111- -A - a Atra 'o - as wwinrosed - ergo 1:111:t Cr'ibtutt cht143rititt South 31311 hisio—D111 - gamma at the City asa 'coed under act ot Mama ta79 8125sorintionrates Utah Idaho isiavmda and Wyoming dally and Sunday month leadvanoa S1it00 aliewhyry $150ryear S daily and Sunday month gl 75 The relbune la a member ot the &ISO The &enact &tad Prat elated Press ntitle Imitatively to the es tor repo- Ileatiho et all ta local mon pentad la norlivapos as wail aa al& A P saw leatme aar7 morale& post allies at sal &MUM - elm matter f St-ILEIt- -- CHAS -- REED ttI - E3 1675 South'Steito Stiant: - Clurrat y Utah - -- - CID L'113 riet11 0J$00th''Moiti''Sti'dt Salt La lco City titah M - -- : ce 16 (UP)—The United ' States and Great Britain charged in the security council Monday that Yugo-'--slavia had broken the Italian peace its by virtually annexing treaty zone of Trieste Thus the western powers threw back at the Tito government the same charge Yugoslavia brought against them in taking the stalled Trieste problem 't the United Nations British delegate Sir Alexander Cadogan took the floor first Mon- day to deny flatly the Tito accusation that the authorities were conspiring to give to their western zone of Trieste — Italy The western power delegates re- -' newed their plea for giving Trieste to Italy charging that Yugoslav policy in trying to annex its zoneand maintaining a "police state"- ' there had made the current treaty unworkable arrangement - nursTr Aug 16' Yugoslays broke up a ' religious procession' looted a t Catholic chapel and killed two Catholic 25 miles Monks Sunday at Pirano southwest of here- - in Yugoslav-occupiIstria Italian ' sources ' said Monday them-Countri- es pact--givin- Aur LAKE SUCCESS N T - :wear The campaign is confusing be- are making :cause' disguised-Copan effort ta keep from bothering :tourists on vacation That would bad businessBut ' blue tickets are forth-- : coming-- -for all imp koperlY clad : " - ' 1 :natives- we 'policy Russian dominated ' prestige and authority -:strength' conferende off control or Danube eried" neared Vishinsky argued that disputes river shipping completion Monday- night of the final 'draft aboutthe Danube should be settled Communist by the Danube countries of a- new more control over that selves He said the world court Vital' waterway 4'being an organ of the United Nations An which the western powers - Tentative approval of the draft have a majority" could be excornet The will Tuesday probably to reflect the western viewpected to will a tun document then go - ' r ' point-mission cer 'final and for plenary 'and Greece ItelY 'Belgium' have Lain approval Tuesday or Wednes- informed the Danube conference day—and just as certain rejection that rance and the United they "reserve their rights" de-to by Britain and appeal from any e protest th Staet7cu'i whicthwiilllesye cisions affecting their interests on the q'vital waterway - All Ahree 17 viest Rejected countries were signatories to the to 1921 Danube convention4 : The seven conference by three !vote- - rejected a western power attempt to set up the United nations and the international court at The Hague as the appeal board Danube on disputes within the commission - It also rejected the French atGENRVA Aug 10 -- Eleven tempt to require signatures from leaders of the Reformed and pareall participating 'countrim before the new pact would become legal sbyterian churches have addressed Soviet deputy foreign minister a 'letter to the secretary general 'Andrei "r Vishinsky insisted that of the 'United Nations urging Issues under dispute be left to adoption at an early date of an direct negotiation by a conciliation International convention outlaw- commission made up of one mem- big genocide Aber of each party to the dispute This group which has been atplus a third appointed by the tending the Geneva meeting' of chairman of the Danube commis the general council of the alliance :1 ' 'ion of the Reformers and Presbytechurches' offers support for r rian S Backs V N a world drive- to outlaw the "awful U S Ambassador Cavendish crime" of genocide—mass t de"The United struction of religioux-racia- l or naCannon declared Nations is the cornerstone of-U-S tional groups ' A draft convert 16 till—The -- (1 one-pie- f foreign o ed - -- bards- 4 o- '' - 0 Aug swim suits are having a Roman day inspecting the girls I on Anzio beach--a- nd fining them il$2 xexposed midriff A moralitY campaign sponsored by- Premier Alcide GaSpert's clerical Christian' - Democrat government- is aroar 1 here An sunny Italy Some 400 bathers got tickets over the week end i Here 35 miles south of Rome where Am erican troops beachhead landings after Sicily and Salerno in "Warld 70Tar II sun bathers are beipg to keep their middles 'required under — Females must an - - BACHIta1yin 4CDN)--Pollom- lon i ‘ - - 16 r ' ' I- from the front The Greek Ninth army advanced on a five-mi- le front to 'complete the capture of 8300-- ft Mt Gramfron- mos on ' the tier the highest peak - in the also ookt Grammos mountains-- lt 7240-- ft Mt Mavri Petra- - east Mt Grarnmos Observers said this was an important military victory because the I mountain overlooks A4tomilitsa headquarters and supj for Gen guerilla ply dumpViatiades-1-"Markos" Viatialles has Later reports said tranaferred his - headquarters to the village of Graramos and that his forces now were squeezed into miles long and an area about-110 miles wide bordering on Al ' - VA ATFIENS Greece lug 10 (1IP) —Greek soldiers won a strategic victory in thsi moUntaini of northern preec Monday by marching barefoot over the rough terrain so that the enemy could not tear them coming according to reports N - ' " : U11---- Korea e s Losmg rower : z pn'"A1 Walk' Rarefoo feet of United States Coruna Gen t Aug vArab and Jewish sources reported John TT MacDonald ir: '::::: An Israeli : Monday a renewal of sniping and army spokesman blamed arcArab ' range in gun duels at point-plan- k : sniper for the attack the Holy City of ' Jerusalem H -Seev The One incident was the fatal 1 shooting ofa Jewish liaison off141 Hertzog' was riding in a car With 10 Who was standing within cer MacDonald as it approached the front lines- Navy Cmdr Edward SimMons of Potossi Mo a U-111 observeri also was in the car ""Herttog got out of our car" MacDonald said '"and started to- 1::' 'i ward a Jewish pillbox to identify 17 SEOUL 2s We heard one shot and saw Tuesday Aug N The harmlesa explosion of a gre Zeev fall with gaping' hole in nade thrown- at a police box in hia right temple There were a 'the heart of Seoul appeared Mop ' day to be the extent of Communist dozen or so other soldiers there activity :as south Korea launched and none of them would go pick 'Its new republic1 him' up because there was more In view of instructions - issued sniping ' We backed out and reby the Communist ' south- Korea turned to agency buildlabor party to destroy the new ing where we repOrted the' : Vioabsence of the govermnent--dent"- - I" N'ritz Thyssen Former Ruhr 1 lence may reflect a weakening of The said smell steel without country living army king the zed movement in the south that for the first time in nearly ' tt The -- fact Communists '500 that months-Arariflemen sniped 4 died in violence which Mlle& no three at and scored hits trafI more than-- that—many conservaon the Judean mountain' road fic ' 9g tives and police in the last year two miles west ot Jerusalent In may Slat) have put- on a damper Haifa ?a - Ti -- N-- spokesman told aild little newsmen one was authorities had welt -- done by Monday closed theJewish t Jerusalem-Te- ll vital grelade blast right's Aviv to convoys highways Communists have been opposing From Amman in Trans-Jorda- n creation of the new republic begun the Arab legion said Jews had reby an election- supervised by- - the newed their attacks against Arab United Nations and 'the Sovietloc- front-linAug e positions In both New 16ICOIENTGSTICIN Germany : cupied northern zone- of divided and Old !Jerusalem na-tisome of Korea has set up its 0"711 COMMII the gun battles at with less than 15' wealthiest Industrialist- - ailing nist regime ' clitiMed Monday-tFritz yards range' The renewed fighting climaxed he the in the country min podrest it two-da- y period of the heaviest The grey-hairskirmishes In the four Weeks of i From the 'second Unit-edNations truce 4O says be now 'stateThe 14raell ariny' said there was: less told 1a Fri ritual fighting on four otherfronts-Ihere he is:sliving ft" his Jerusalem wiiere-"Ar- ab niMtaryi pourt friericisct w 11mm:diamonds in our activity continued steadily the last Thit 24 hours" I A heavy' barrage ed t Monday: märii store7:that : cannon mórt-araand machine ing in this littlemtiuntainresort tc! ' guns lasted an !hour and Phan' town whe the former industrial- chang—io youriolitary life to after: dawn Monday The Israeli 1st and-hiwife live in a sana a beautiful partnership- - Our army said Arabs made three at torium:-1-- tempts to pierce Jewish lines' but diamonds are so radiant so ' were driven back - Malor Offender clear cut that we say- - with He- - Mast answer' confidence charge' of no one sells 18 berag IL piajor Istazi'ottelider under better for less Well be laws' the German ' !The court pleased at any time to have acknowledged Thy- sen s statement he le without na-you -- come In a fld sec our BOMBAY India' Aug le '(UP) ' N' :L tiOnality' and that sinbe he is :display" killed stateless —Eighteen persons were he- has no eblictioncto and 130 injured In a three-CO- T : - : f' :' Mos'Hindus tried between nered clash being CREDIteAT :140ipDED COST -: corn-330-paas tem and police at Agra' The Indictment Is 1 : - -' ' in the based Cot primarily - on :t- Thyssen's munal rioting flared : of ceremonies celebrating memoirs which he wrote in southt a'lltillYi:OLCI D the first afiniversary of 'Indian in- ern France after he fled from Mill ' midst ' Nazi Germany the day World War dependence' A curfew was imposed havne- II broke out in 1939 The - book ' ' - ' Paid Hitler" which was pubdiately On the ancient capital of the Moguls 150 miles southeast lished In the United States and MAIN ' o of New- DeIbL Four hundred ten England in 1940 Jar being used :!' persona were arrested to prove Thyssen was partly rep sponsible for Mtler"if meteoric I ' rise v Charge Hitler Aid The Jnain points- of the Indictment aCC1130 Thyssen of' having actively supported Hitler and the 'Nazi' party since 1923 when4he Allegedly paid 100000 gold marks ($23000 at the then official rate ' to Hitler and Gen of exchange) Erich von- - Ludendort l'Ir 'claims further he thus helped' Hitler to 'Munich carry out his beer cellar- putsch 1923 He also was said to have been In favor of Hitler's rearmament Here's a chance to make a genuine program although he said' in his we've cut book he had telegraphed Hitler savhfgi on fine clothes fled and Goering the day after the price to the bone to clear these ' from Germany that he pposed suits rather-tha- i carry- them' over to their wayi 16 ANSWER TITO DrifatediDanub Meet Gives Police (est uttarges es 'Final Pr4ft of Pact ?iIish nzawHohday‘ 'BELGRADE' 'Yugoslavia Aug want its and rieste Grab ANZIo Otis' 6Ba-re'-:DeteCtin - L Li 0 i - - |