Show ::IRE Convicts Seek Cease-Fir- e One Killed in Ohio Riot or116 " SALTLAKr7111BUNT ' ' 'llAROUND THE WORLD - Grin and Bear It I By Liclity -- - O Nov 3 COLUMBUS notes Ahis read to newsmen Some of the 1$00 rioting convicts Monday night at Ohio penitentiary offered to The- surrender notes came only ! N i ' ' - - I 1 1 k i kurrentler Monday ntght hours - about an hour-aftofficers luid after shot tired by state 'high-- ' fired thfee more shots over the xaypatrolmen 3Ifld- - me Aft f Ilkt i headtoffewof the men who 4A7 it '4:- oner and wounded three others had crossed a line in a cellblock ' : t There was no indication how : ' : beyond which they were not sup- t many convicts want to give up posed to have advanced A fourth convict was wounded The warden also said plans are Sunday ? being made to transfer 600 to 800 Prison authorities did not say of the less violent prisoners to a 1 what they intended to do about Northern Ohio camp possibly at the surrendet offers 1' )!Oe t Camp Perry ' 'We Give Up' Can Rouse 16011 " : ''' ' ' 1S e give up" said one of the John Elliott Camp Perry su'i ' a::ih surrender notes displayed by perintendent said the camp can 4 Warden Ralph W Alvis as 200 house as many as 1600 prisoners Everett lodge Convict Ohio National Guardsmen with lie added National Guard headwounded in Ohio prison strife bayonets fixed and armed with quarters at Columbus had inmachine guns stood at posts out- quired about facilities available side fouraTecked- - etilblockx bi The NUM is a National Guard SPQMIGHT ON USA which the frenzied prisoners have reservation and the scene of nalocked themselves tional rifle matches The National Guardsmen The Monday mornmoved in quickly Monday morn- ing follon'ed constant turmoil at ing after the state patrolmen had the prison since last- - Friday had to fire on the screaming riot- night ing prisoners FT WORTH Nov: 3 L4‘—Hiding Crossfire Gate The prisoners have been in and F B I agents collared A cross fire of rifle and shotpolice four celiblocks since the original early Monriot end fire Halloween night gun blasts echoed through the a Ft Worth H eeliblockaG I of and coridors at he arrived as' a vacant which caused damage amounting day highway field carrying a garden hoe to to almost $1 million The men K as the have been without food and there patrolmen opened fire to hold "dig up loot taken in a $248000 back the crazed convicts Lead is no heat in the cellblocks whined through the air and then Irobbery of two exiled Cubans still Defiant Core The officers dug up $128000 glanced off or flattened itself Although the warden had a against the- grim concrete walls buried in a paraffin-sealesheaf of surrender notes written of the prison near Azle 18 miles on cloth and on scraps of paper A rifle bullet drilled Carlyle thermosjug he expressed belief there still is N o e I Cincinnati northwest of here They sild the r a hard core of defiant prisoners through the head money was part of the oloot taken as he dashed for a stairway resisting proposals to giveup from Manuel F Madriaga and "We give up We are not in Shotgun pellets ripped into Candid() de la Torre at the swank favor of this and we know when three others A fourth was shot Western Hills Hotel here a we are licked" said one of the Sunday in an escape attempt month ago Monday Also in the jug was $4250 in Ti S defense bonds taken from' Mr and Mrs Sam Andrews in an armed robbery at their home in Kilgore Tex on Aug 9 The !couple was bound gagged and robbed by three armed men who also took $1700 in cash Following up a tip officers set up a trap and caught Floyd Hill 140 as he showed up at the open field where the money was burled He offered no resistance Hill was arrested about 3 am —a month almost to the minute after Madriaga and De la Torre were robeed by a masked tommygun toting bandit who bound them with wire in their hotel room ' ' Dies After Fire 4 Nov 3 uB—Jobeph ' Dana Roberts 45 former hue band of a niece of Britain's Ant 4' t t thony Eden died Monday victim l " "Ce of a Davenport fire in his apartIr: 4 ment Police Sgt Ray McMillin said Roberts apparently was overcome by fumes after falling t 'V4$ i asleep while smoking t ' 1 - E itA ': ' 1 2 l - W lo- - 11 1-- :Nig g 4 title - 'elks : 1' k''''' p e1 - -- Ne-- - i 1 ‘ t4441 --1 pr4N ic tt Pollee Collar o Ex-Convi- ct o- gun-batti- Digging Buried Loot lette killed in action But he returned up alive in a hospital Two weeks ago the Defense Department reported Willette killed in Korea Sunday night his wife received a telephone call from Tokyo "I'm all right" said Willette who was startled to hear he'd been reported dead "I'm wounded but I'll be home soon' "It seemed just like a miracle" Mrs Willette told reporters Their son George piped up--: "I guess my daddy is - d house-breake- Tito Promises ecommend 'Pure' Trend i Latin-Americ- a 1927-193- ' ' ' — ' 144 t New Kinds Picket - HOLLYWOOD 44 1 3 01-- - “Esther please let me visit with my baby" Carrying a placard bearing these words Philip Chain 38 picketed the 800 block of North Edinburgh St Sunday Chain told police that his former wife Esther 30 has refused to let him see the couple's baby Darlene 3 telling him the child '' was - -- Bulleteroof f Dad SAN FRANCISCO Nov 3 In World War II the War Department reported Sgt Omer Wil 're ' t "' - man who has served as president of the National Association of Coynty Offi A cials and he has been praised by the local newspapers and radio commentators for his efficient administration of Salt Lake County government depart Merits that hi hasadministered - S ' r : t i i ' 1 - x - ' - 3 "1 14) 7 0 ' ' 4 i't NI' 4 4 16 1g : fd 11116 412(4111110mmr41 JUSTICS SI 1411111111 -- 111N1100 :':IES-A1--411-- litcumbent - ""w — INDORSED Donald Lloyd Mrs Anthony C and Mery Jenson West Jordon Levi Condoms Sandy Peel Oink hull Joe Scene! Bingham (Scotty) Robertson Harry Coleman M Bingham la a - PoHtkI Advortnonont W NATIONS N - y 1 Rejecting Communist claims tary victory over the Communists in Korea and called on the dared: "There is evidence" that the United Nations to make this the sane U S government deliberately in Korean the "only goal" War kept the R OK army "in short South Korean Foreign Minister of even small arms amT Pyun speaking in the U N supply" "in order to render the munition political committee bluntly voiced the Korean republic's R 0 K initiation of prolonged determination "to recover our all-owarfare possible" lost territory from the traitorous the U S pbviously Communist insurgents" He pre&ldentiat considering Korean election the added: not whether did minister say "These intentions were are and shall always be in our minds so South Korean troops would be long as an inch of North Korea capable of fighting alone without remains in the hands of the Com- - American support as suggested munist traitors and the Chinese in a recent campaign speech by Communist invaders" Gen Dwight Eisenhower C Popsodont ' Chloiophyll THE LEGAL PROFUSION m poll of both Doinocratk aid itopobilcon-membfilfowa profession end winner at the Primary IWO& F W J IT moat official JOS MINIM ALBEIT GUSTIN JESE1 LEONARD Douglas Allen Murray Mrs Themes Mullion Mill Creek Aim Spenws) LOVE EDWIN 430 And cleans teeth cleanest I of any leading tooth pastel ' 690 NIVi IRESWAIIIN FLAVOR! 4 REPRINTED FROM The A76taJ70-eki-Tim9(SUPPORTER OF EISENHOWER) Stevenson leads by 24 1:2Ergli in Poll of US Troops in ItcArC Some of 500 in Survey Dislike Any'Brass Link Others Resent Eisentiower-Taf- t Many Informed on Key Issues By ROBilIT ALDEN Special to The New York Thies WMI THE UNITED STATES poll Altmy in Korea Oct among American soldiers here cotes that GovM14 E Stevenson favored over Gen thvight D Eisenhower by about 2 to I Ai informal canvass of 500 solders if !:4 Informed has been able to keep In close touch vtith the campaign Taft - Some Resent Tie to -- -- Many of those for Governor Steven son expressed disappointment wit!) the campaign being waged by General Eisenhower particularly with refer ence toilis close association with Sena tor Robert A Taft of Ohio and Joseph R McCarthy of Wisconsin A surprisingly large segment of the prospective soldier vote appears intelligently informed on the issues evolved during the campaign hi the - States spits of the lad that tha is soldier thousands of miles from home he is not votIsgin a vacimm Through the medium of the Armed Forces radio Stars and Stripes and news magazines that are widely distributed here as well as letters from home the soldier who desires to be 5 TO by Unlit Ashton 11 East lit :1 : 1 :1 il 4:rel d 1 MO 110114 —iit AtiiitiCiii licióiii-0111110 and visit here personally should he ! be elected Both promises seemingly i have made little impression on the troops ti (The above reprinted :Coe The New York Times Nov 1 1952) t - - : 1 L'ott I- of ' JUSTICF I -- 1 MATTSON UTAH SUPREME COURT - But this group is small compared to the Soldier Who leailoward111-- 1 Stevenson for the reason that General Eisenhower is a military man and a general at that Most of these soldiers will say when asked about the elecT i tion something to theeffect that "1 think we ought to have a civilian for have enough: President" or "Don't generals Over here?' Such talk occurs In the face of the : to fact that the General L BOWEN L Si MOE L CANNON G3IL3Lis31"illULV for maid Political Ad -- twice as effectivo to stop bcd broctk V VOTE -- Tooth Piste prbIted ilp 'to O W by the UNITED Nov 3 (INS) — South Korea that South Korea was capable of Monday flatly demanded a mill- - aggression before 1950 Pyun de- 'llea BALLOT CARVE! Larson ' Magna Wallace lenkinson Magna Mn AND FAVORED HARLEY MRS Milton Sims Jomos McNamara Smith Mrs Ga la Mrs Ralph C (Aice) moo iwynne Page Riverton C IL Carlquist Draper Mewl Gideon Omer Ho Iladay Midvale &tarp Narry Wright Midva to ' OUSVEIE NON-PARTISA- N A - IeriilE U0E2 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE I - Koreans Ask Total Victory b - Democrats and Republicans Alike Lynn S Richards Wilford Moy lo Marton S your' Npe TERM 4 42skt41 cross-sectio- efr COUNTY COMMISSIONER - representing as nearly as possible a n of the field army here showed that the Democratic candidate's greatest strength lay among selectee whose attitude was summed up by one soldier: "listen I've been In the Army a yeir:You wouldn't ex pect me to vote for a general would ' 4 for - but it would be nice "Getting out the vote is fine Fignewtonl " It you'd take me out more often than once every four years them-selves- Nov l' g policy-makin- ' 1 - ' g copper-producin- stArru ocar V kt44 ' )1 d Shaved Heads 'Ban' Sin TOKYO Nov 3 (RI— All 430 boys at Nishinomiya High School showed up with shaved heads Motto on orders Of the principal lie said it would keep them from "falling into the temptsReuters News Agency tion of cabarets or other modern ZAGREB YOGOSLAVIA Nov Ills" 3—Marshal Tito Monday pledged to lead his nation along a "pure" Chile Inducts Chief Communist path with no deviaSANTIAGO CHILE Nov 3 CAI tions toward capitalism or Mosco- —Gen Carlos Ibanez del Campo w-style was inaugurated Monday as prescommunism The Yugoslav leader outlined ident of this republic He celer his future plans in a not brated his return to an only addresi to more than 2000 wildly office he held in but cheering delegates at the Yugo- also his 75th birthday slav Communist Party's sixth Congress The Congress which Urges Chiang Role Nov 3 TAIPEH FORMOSA opened Sunday is holding its first session since tm—Lewis K Cough national July 1948 two months after Tito commander of the American Le gion Monday declared National broke with Moscow Lot Chinese must be given an op "The capitalist world enterportunity to fight Chinese Corn tains no love for us as a socialist munist aggression land but is prepared to Cough in a statement did not with us on a number of clues- - say whether that should be in tions of common interest while Korea or by an invasion of the the most reactionary elements 'Red mainland hate us no less than the reac" "Next to the Koreans tionaries of the East" Tito said Goui said "the Chinese "The Vest would want us to troops on Formosa have the best turn away from the path of so- reason and the right to Join the cialism and turn to that of cap- struggle against Communist italism which they call western democracy Those of the East would want us to turn towards Charged in Murder Cominform revisionism" News Agency Reuters Tito adopted "a plague on both Nov 3— KENYA NAIROBI your houses" attitude He said the "purity and monolithic unity" Eleven Kikuyu tribesmen were of the Yugoslav Communist charged Monday with the murder Party must be preserved at all of a white farmer who was costs But this did not preclude hacked to death a week ago in with the the current wave of Mau Mau peaceful West Tito added terrorism We Proudly :tz - 4 I lk Ships On 'Mutinies NAPLES ITALY Nov 3 IRI— Transports and warships of six North Atlantic Treaty nations steamed out of Western Mesliterrantan port" Monday to test their defenses along the vital lifeline from Gibraltar to Turkey Simultaneously "enemy" submarines from Malta spread through the sea In search of Land-baseconvoys "enemy" planes also were patted to join In the attack It was the start of 'Exercise Longstep" the biggest maneuvers yet held In the southern waters Before It ends Nov 13 about 100000 men 170 ships and 500 aircraft will participate They come from the armed forces of the United States Britain France Italy Turkey and Greece - the total number drafted or ear marked for induction 'since Se lective Service was resumed in September1950 The monthly average for 29 months has been 41400 The calls reached a peak of 80000 in the months of January February and March 1951 but dropped to only 10000 last June 4 1 4 -- 2 (it—- men were inducied throughSe-— 1 11 I i I ' Ill ( - Nov '80067 t 11? 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'SALZBURG'7AUSTRIA Nov v ':: task of the Amert can officers in charge of Amen ° fall maneuvers here is to 1 can keep troops informed Of the elec- tion results Elaborate arrangements have ' been made Practically every N 1 : 'truck and jeep taking part in the ''''''' ! t' c t t ' Itimaneuvers has a radio Special b"40 'broadcasts will be made over the 'Army radio network giving min results of the utetominute 0 American electiong Carlyle Noel The exercise is being held in pollee during prison riotingy the Saltkammergut region of p Austria ‘4 'f 4 4 44‘ -- )Z Iv kr :41' 1 Up The Army Monday isstied ii draft call for 48000 men in January It is the highest monthly call o ':'t ' ' During January l''114144 ' a er - LACE ' is- - Army-Will:Cal- 18000 Draftees 9 Tounthest Job1 To Inform G Is on Vote —'" 1 it - TuisdayNovembett1952 Vote Straight Democratic (Paid Political Adv by Voloritoors for Stoyonsits Oran Mactorlano 4balrmaril North) N |