| Show qiiP t 4440410 N MmOMM Radio News 1:30 &an laterzoonatala S Station KALI ‘fim00 i i '3' 1:13 pm Network 4—f—s4w I xi cse i 1 - IIIIIIiImdmlrmmomnnmftooilmimmmnEomgmomnmoinlW rt rvAvI—66-- to" votz16171zK90- c16 1edi — -) 117 8s)' - - - - tv - It 'NP4 i lo Fair sad warmer itiy 4!14 4Lill Weather f4 yot lii ) "Ti i Lr1 ecy Details of Pato 31 s fammg00 ' fi 01 - - - vv 11: A4- ImILIM CITY n IITAILItritq)AltliOltNMC-"- - TLY 13 195o - - - " ' - ' '' ' ' ' ' ' - LI rmCE FWE CENTrs '7 - - 1U° 0 i - L A-Lore-- i - July ' - 12 Lin ' ' 4:' 4 ' ' r 1 - - 1 1 ? - ' - 4r - --fir 44 ' l' ' ' ' - - 14‘: 14f'Y t ' ' 'r : ' 'T --- - le' i -- - t- 4t9r: P 4 - ' 't- - ft111 — f or iv ''f:7T- 4t ' - 1' ' ' :)I --- 4 - - vihtf- - "' ' '- :' 1 sYg-- 3 zei - $ - - 14 ' 'tPIN'F'" 41' '1 - - - ' 4 a '' A '- 1 f1 7 4 ' '' ' i - ' a 1 et c - ' 1- - A e - - - i tt 404D tbf ''' '''4 ' - - ' - - —' i k o ' 7- - -4 o-- -- : - "" : 1 " - - ' - 74 - A41 ' ' of ' - - - - --- - - - - - o 04 - ' - y— - --- - - ' ' - i: 17 ''z' i' 94'!K46‘f "'irV 44414- - w ' - '''' s - "' 4006" Other Developmeals Sem Lyndon Johnson D Tex) Urged that all national guardsmen and paid military reserves be called up Immediately to provide 832000 more men Other rapid-fir- e developments: L Sen Elmer Thomas (D Okla) said Wednesday night the Defense department will ask congress for a billion or more next week to meet costa involved in the Korean war L Secy Gf State Dean Acheson threw out what appeared to be a hint that if American ever decide to use the atom bomb to save the free world from commtmism no Soviet prop seas can change the decision (See story so page 2) 16 Ship Unwrapped ''''V!'! 11 01 "'11 - 4- -4 00- r ' - ' 1444-o--- - -''' ZNy- '- 1 ' ' ''' ' r 41 - tolP ! 11'i - 0- 00'p''''''''' I' - ' l' 1 v - 4 - - :: - - - '4P1'” 1 '' ' i 1 - A aa '''''- - July 13 new commander who Is an ex (UP)--- A Ls Fighting ! " 1 1 4 1140''' A011r0 " 4 1465 0- "1W " -' - - d7141' ' ' ““ e'l ' ' tz TOKYO pert in tank warfare took charge of American troops In Korea Thursday as U S demolition crews blew up the main highway and rail bridges over the Kum river to protect the new American defense line There was a lull In the fighting on the American sector of the front where the U S forces were pullea back to th e south I Ar irl 1 1bank of the Kum river a natural tank trap and the the best natural Li I defense the Americana have had cams into the Korean ainsot they — 4' a - - 044moto t 414WilLiti46U"104'3Z'''"""o ' ' - 04' -- 414144404'""" '' ' ' '''' ito1'' ' '' ' 'A z 4i4Cw oo 4444iv - - 0 i 1 a r Ae5i1 '' ' E - ''' V'1 Gen Douglas MacArthur anflounced that LI Gen Walton H Walker commander of the Eighth army had been put in command of the American ground forces in Korea Walker a hero of World War II led U & tanks in a lightfling thrust across Europe Switch Follows Retreat Korea Reds Hand to Hand 1 45 By gey McCartney Retaken News Ageacy ON THE SOUTH KOREAN FRONT July 12—It is hand-to- hand stuff on the Korean front now GIs are fighting until their positions are completely overrun by well trained North Korean infantry and giant tanks spitting death I talked to survivors of a gallant !holding actiom ' north of the Kum river They were the fourth American formatips to be swamped hke thie since the North Korean and American forces first clashed near Oxen 41 miles north of the Kum river I week ago How It Happened The appointment of a successful exponent of tank warfare to sue1 coed Maj Gen William F Dean '' s t In the Korean command was made zrz ' a '40 la after the U S troops pulled beck 4 A '1 waliA''' 4? "" lowillii41" A 4 I gzzrz 404 Wednesday to the Kum defenses in 10"W4' 0 oA0tmmooz zo40' N the face of overwhelming forces I of enemy tanks and infantry 'wv--t 134twomot 7 ZAkz "'' : ALZi‘-fA zMc ii But enemy pressure Increased on i ''' the central front and on the eut 410014Pr941POPAM 4' elifelhr"'' """'"''' ' coast a full red division establisthed 1" 4P41:0i'I""111"''' ' 40 ' Auqa 4 A a brear h hes d that threatened ' zz1114 7 VO Jzot'r!'::v ' American communications l"hif-- ! Two Communist armored divt I' Arms were reported to have driven ' — 4("1 " ' ki 4't1 T ' "-'''' A spearheads to within 44 miles of --the lifeline route behind IL & This is how it happened—as 444 '"-N- r c s troops along the Kum river in a told 01 ""'""'"'"'''''' I 'A' by Capt Leon Rainville of St ' -- 7 44) r offensive designed Foul Minn ""'-"'-'' 4' g and pin the Americans The attack wait launched under Iswinging-doo' South Korea's west coast cover of an '" t 'Isst'' early morning mist o '''''' t - t ' 101 Tanks rumbled trgroust lho Amer at4 Radio Roaust A ''" mtio retie lean lines Their a The North Korean southward sled and : thil q 4' pumped Chungju-Tanyan- g from the push Americans from behind sector northeast of the key AmerThen the North Korean infantry ' ican base of Taejon scored smash- - came in — from the front In ISW tftLIti 'I and --! 10 to 15 miles as it 'round the Sardis —els ing gains of - ' hurled two South Korean divisions I into retreatCompletely Overrule SimultaneouMy the Pyongyang After a few hours the AmeriCommunist radio claimed that the can 'cf infantry was practically cut At Wirophoto red invaders bad captured the out off Then they fought coast are of Utchin and city all day long It was a last ' 'pressing southward" battle but there was no order to If true this would indicate that withdraw An American F44 jet tighter sprays earth around arra sentit et Samos- - The plane carries Ws rock- - I pilot on seeond pass Second tank (arrow) rolls safely the Communists have launched a North Korean tank (in circle) with inarkinepui Me In I eta ono wader each wing Tank was Mona up by Tank I top road Photographer was is 3 let training plans wheeling offensive along an 80- - Late that night the exhaustedA Bee Page 5 Column mile front down the eastern aide of South Korea apparently aimed at folding up the entire right flank KOREA FIGHT of the American troops in the west "r - 4(40 4' 40- z '‘ '''St----------- - " 4 4 -- i " ''''' !3 zo rVJ -4 J '' (- -- t z 1'---- z Nr 44 ' Pi' 3 z '" ' - 4-- - - l' ' ' 4 -'- 410V41-44- t 100MAzAk 04' I 4 I' 4 ' - ' Az 1' ig 1 The U S Maritime commission announced it is taking 16 ships out of its west coast reserve fleet to provide shipping for the war in Korea Fifteen of the vescarriena sels ars troop-carg-o The navy and the air force are also drawing some ships and planes from their "mothball" reS i - 40 izzor - " Icauti 1 ' : Ar- Up for defense :1 4' a Agf - hard-presse- : - '? T ' '" ' ''' ''' '''''- - ''F tf0A 1m ' one-wee- i ' i''' Y:11 r "0- - ' '' - t - members of congress Wednesday applauded a demand by Rep Lloyd M Bentsen (D Tex) that Pres Harry S k Truman deliver a to the atomic ultimatum" Communist invaders of South Korea In the senate critics attacked the Truman administration for d Amerlthe plight of can soldiers fighting In Korea and demanded to know what happened to the billions congress has put - ' - 4 44''' WASHLNGTON ' ' '' ' - I i 7 i'' A f To Serve Notice on Rea Invaders 3 Spans Over Kum Barrier — a Texan Asks Truman 1 I! f ' !riI I G Ls Blow UR Aathnattnn - qktill 1 1 - k : 0 ' Sólons Cheer Plea for ' 1 f Leo T T 0 - - -- - - GIs - s serves and Democrats Republicans alike applauded as Rep Bentsen In a house sPeeck called on Pres Truman to issue an atomic ultimatum to the red Invasion fortes from North Korea Bentsen said if the Communists refused to withdraw within a week Mr Truman should advise the North Korean military commander that a "named list of North Korean cities principal would be subjected tqo atomic at tacks by out air forces" Sen Owen Brewster (It Mel told a reporter that Mr Truman should give Gen' Douglas- MacArthur "full discretion" to use the atomic bomb band-tohan- d U S w - war-streng- th defense of South Korea No amount of bookkeeping no amount of figure juggling can conceal the tragic fart that our air power has been withering away— withering away as the obvious need Increased" Johnson said Hill Air Base Issue's Call ForReservists to Enlist WASILLNGTON July 12 W11 —The house Wednesday passed end sent to the senate a bill arming eight government agencies erith arbitrary power to fire employes found to be security quick change for the better la Korea Sen Robert Taft (R 0 ) chair-Ma- n of the Republican policy committee and heretofore a proponent of excise tax cute even if nothing else is done told a reporter: A call for Immediate volunteer enlistment of 700 reserve air officers and 4500 reaerve airmen was issued Wedneeday by Hill Air Force base The notification was made to The roll call vote was 327 to Salt Lake recruiting station fol11- - It came after the chamber defeated 193 to 144 an amendlowing receipt of a wire from ment that would have given headquarters of the Fourth air those discharged the right of force Hamilton Air Force base appeal The bill writet into law sum- Cal late Wednesday afternoon Capt Frank M Thomas Fourth mary firing powers which had been vested temporarily in air force heist officer for volun'sensitive" agencies such as the teer air reserve at Hill air base &tate Deferute and Commerce said that Hamilton base bad redepartments and the atomic quested 'volunteer return to excommission energy tended active duty for a minimum of one year's tour of duty" "If the bin isnt dead it certainly is in a state of suspended animation Graces' BUl Inter "If 1111 are going to face very large military sppropriations as it seems to be indicated it might be best to put off action and consider a general tax bill later' Sen Barry Byrd (1:) Va) went even a bit further fly opinion this bill is dead Both senators talked to newsmen after a closed-doo- r session of VACATION the senate finance committee at advice from which the Secy of the treasury John W applications for reactivation pending and would be subject to a MSgt Richard L Severitt Salt aId air force recruit Wednesday afternoon that he had Lake not yet received application blanks for reactivating air reservists nor had he received any instruction on change in qualifications for recall of reservists Liss With U & On the central front the South Koreans were falling back to line up with the American front under Increased Communist atrength On the east coast the Communists carried out new amphibious operations which at one point put a whole division on the beachhead near Wolpo These troops were in position for a drive on the important rail and port center of Pohang only a few miles to the south or for a bigger drive of 75 miles to Pusan the big Americanport of entry in Korea also southeast They threatened the main rail line and tp War Picture At a Glance TOKYO --- U S demolition crews destroy Kum river bridges to protect new defense line North Koreans exert strong premure agaimit South Korean positions Leal Ittotructions highway tarrying American reThe last instructions issued for inforcements and supplies to the the recall of enlisted air force troops defending the temporary men in reserve status required South Korean capital at Taejon men to meet the same requireStepped tp Tempo ments for enlistment as the regular air force Gen MacArthur's afternoon Enlisted reservists below the communique issued at 1:05 pm Need Specialiste first three grades in the air force (13:05 pm Wednesday Salt Lake JOY it they have de- time) said that the American Almost all types of military oc- are ineligible No dependents" is forces withdrew Tuesday from a pendents needed are cupational specialists to mean that men not point three miles north of Chochifor active duty with the Fourth construed Snyder was considered Toe comhave !single status but won to behind the Kum river when must only air force but critkally needed are can not be accepted mittee agreed informally to put it they are the Communists stepped up the personnel trained in radar comthe bill aside for the time being responsible for child support or tempo of their attack armamunications time to the navigation that treasury Up a "The South Korean first second However ment supply and flying" mid alimony payments WASI1LNCTON 3uly 12 125- -- had been silent about its change of widower or divorcee would be eligi- and capital divisions continued or Doom to south New Mexico In Thomas Capt front though leading lawmakers The senate killed FZ PC Wednesble if no one has claim upon his ganizing defensive positions along he pay bad reported that Snyder had the foothills of the Maddupe I For further Information See rage 5 Column 1 day No Tirospect remains for revivall withdrawn backing front the mess- Iiiountains youll find CattA40 Urged reservists to call at the I nearest U force S air recruiting this session of the hotly disputed urt at this time Caverns National park I atation or at th e volunteer re- proposal to set up a fair eployment Mare tb— t —r—" Statemeat ":6 bones giant Hill serve office at Air Force base 1111 practices commission to prevent limestone cave has been explored I mai perry B Bumhant presiracial or religious discrimirtation Shortly alter the committee in the hiring firing and advance- meeting broke up however a brief It Is the largest cave in an the dent of Salt Lake area Air Rs- ' ture of Hainan island and ars serve A nen which Includes most By Tillman Durdia ment of workers world statement was issued sa3ring: New York Thom Berri" I Utah said his organization has Twenty-seve- n Democrats mod being moved front there Ho Luriel consultation with Pres-The main room looks like a of miner BONG KONG July most of whom are of them from the south and six i 3000 member men- lately have been fighting of the Truman 8 Secy ' Harry masaivie cathedral ' I reserve Officers Communist army groups consist- Pepublicauut delivered the death treuury Snyder Wednesday La in Blechman are guerillas men 200000 more Whatever your leSS011 for viaithan blow ing of Former Combat Crews cmilerence with chairman George Unconfirmed reports in the Chimoving from Southeast Mina and Together their 33 votes repre- of the finance committee Of the tint Carlsbad Caverns and we asAll members of the usociation Szechuan to Manchuria accord- - nese press here say Lin Piao himsented more than of the senate and chairman Doughton of sume It's just for sight-seein- g remembers of the air for are total membership of 26 senators the ing to best Hong Kong intelligence self has gone to Peiping for will want to keep on ways and means cormrdttee of purpose you erve and the majority are foimer ferences While two of his army and under the circumstances this TM Tribune Lake Salt reading Two of the groups the 14th and groups make their way northward was an absolute block against con- the house advised them that It every day you art away from combat crew members rated as bombardiers pilots navigators L5th belong to Gen Lin Plao's over the Canton-Piepin- g railway sideration of the bill The FEPC would not be prudent la light of home advocates would have bad to tally developments tri Korea to proceed our circulation depart- aerial gunners armament men crack Fourth field army otationed the Fourth field army retains Its call Just with further consideration the of of the entire ' 64 ment at and your daily copy or specialists In radar and radit)' In Kwangtung Hainan and Kwang- strength in three more army bill now before the senate" will be mailed to the piece youll A few are ground cornmurdcationa el Another the 18th is believed to groups of upward to 200000 men in membership—to trim They got tas Taft said that if the bill Is dead be men Approximately 25 are be under command of Gen Ho Kwangtung and KwangaL only 53 and thus fell nine short staying ' The vote or which the senate the committee should say so by Hong Kong authorities estimate Lung In the Chengtu area of Sr- is no extra charge for serve pilots 100000 of these are in villages In addition to the a ssociation's chum rejected the motion to limit debate i neat week so that consumers will this apeeial vacation mailing an Included: For the motion Thomas I DO latter delay au)! Purchases la other of the many ways you are members Utah likely has 2000 The northward movement is said of southeast Kwangtung not de more men eligible to join the air to have been ordered around the ployed in warlike fashion but (I) Utahl Dworattak (It Ida) anticipation Of lower price tags Served by Watkins (It Utah) Son Taylor i resulting from las cuts on such end of June and le now under way nevertheless in proximity that reserve& said Raj Burnham Mt Cake Zeibune no comfort at Hong Kong He eatimated that between 50 Several armies of Lin Plao's prm-ide- s (D Ida) waa ahaent but was re-- 1 things as Juni and jewelry and Ome ported to ba‘o favored the motion I luggage Aintrk I Gmat Newspapers and 100 members already have groups took part in the recent cap- - defense headquarters house-passe- nd SECURITY RISK BILL OKEIIED BY HOUSE Tax Revisions Halt Called By Administration Aids WASHINGTON July 12 UFI- -The administration aignalled a halt Wednesday on tax revision of including excise cuts the Korean war The congremional leadership quickly complied There were reports meanwhile Atomic Attack Feasible that a recommendation for tax inThe Communist" should under- creases soon will be sent to the stand that we are not spending capitol These went without conbillions for bombs out of scien- firmation at the treasury which tific curiosity" Brewster said was the source of the call for delay 'Pmumably they are designed to Point of Agreement save the lives of American boys" was one point of rather There Tracy S Voorhees former army Undersecretary told a house com- general agreement: tax d The pending rnittee meanwhile that an atomic attack on U S Industrial cities measure with its $1010000000 and the Atlantic coast is now cut in excises offset by higher levies on big corporations more than a possibility" t plugHe predicted that if It comes ging of loopholes end other M St will be 'a big one—planned to changes dead unless there is a knock out our nation's industrial retaliatory potential" on the senate floor Democratic Sen Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota posed this question: What happened to Vie billions of dol- Ian congress has appropriated for military prsparedness? Demaads Explanation "I want to know what happened all that ynoney" Humphrey Mid "I want to know why the delays now? Why the delay in getting our fleet out of mothballs? Why only two vessels at a time?" Humphrey said be is a staunch supporter of Prea Truman but be said he wants the high corn-nato answer those questions Texas Sen Johnson also lit Into the administration declaring It has cut the personnel of all three armed services well below the figures authorized by congress Johnson is a member of the senate armed services oommittea He said the marine corps has been so reduced it could not furdivi nish a single Mon to Gen MacArthur for the Fighter Brackets Red Tank With Gunfire Senate Defeats FEPC Bill go-Slo- Take Tribune To Ciirlsbad - " ICI " rd es a rbe 5 : AL Gen Walton H TOKYO—North Korean Com- munist radio claims 700 Aimed-cakilled and 500 captured in annihilation battle 'south of ns Chochiwon A r in y WASIIINGTON spokesman says U 5 forces are taking a licking in Korea Secy of State Dean Acheson Indicates other United Nations members may lend ground forces and other aid - - WASHINGTON — Oklahoma senator nye administration ex- pected to ask soon for a "billion dollars or more" to finance Korean fighting e Reds Said Moving to Manchuria 1 one-thi- 11 Walker commander of U S Eighth army in Japan assumes command of ground foram in Korea U S army and air force of chiefs staff arrive for strategy conference with Gen Douglas MacArthur The Communists moved an krtil- kry unit reported to possess 50 field guns to Ehumchun a few miles from the Hong Kong border recently but have made no seriously provocative move along ths frontier of Despite their movement troops to Manchuria the Communists continuo to maintain strength along the east China invasion coast opposite Formosa Some reports indicsto a continued buildup of potential attack forces Their strength in Klartgru Chekiang sod Fukien pods is estimated at 300- 000 to 500000 in six army groups Lin Fiso's original field of oper ations wu Martehurie and it was his armies that did moat of the Iffghting that wiped out the Sool minting forces there t olowinFoloamm i 4 4 t 5'6 s ' |
