| Show 4' dbirldir 1"4- te 41- - ir d 60 -- 4 1 - 1 tI liadio News U 12:15 6:15 pm Intermountain Network Station KALL VOL 161 No 1 L 1 141101 4 rr - etNr'-- I) ))i 1:47r SALT LAKE CITY UTAK FRIDAY MORNING Truman Predicts IT'o Will Keep U S People Advised Billions Approved for Planes t1 os i :j :co -'- !( Hestlyclear and vis rmtr ):i Details es hp S3 PRICE FIVE CLNITS em )t liod-AT- t t i TL(-tti41:R- r - Weather re) 40T Guns Duel as Foe Masses On Bank - N s' k ' 11' - 1 I F : : 7 soon - Johnson Aims To Call Up Guard Forces eki 4' i 11 1930 Vital EPtliss WASHINGTON July 13 ID—Pres Harry S Truman said Thursday Americans have never yet had the tar licked out of them and he predicted the Korean reds will be driven back to their own territory Mr Truman also told his news conference be i considering request to congress for more i money for military purposes AND RESERVES Earlier on Capitol hill the senate armed services committee unaniznously approved a move to speed delivery of several billion dollars worth of combat planes The president said he will take steps necessary to bring the Korean battle to a successful conclusion and sill see to it that the American people are kept formed on the war 'crisis JLIY aldcs litalpuise Korean Victory 4Nli Ao:: e) -- 91 11 Iii) s) V-r- ey -- I el'' t i 1 ' 1'4 ) - - ADVANCED AMERICO' HEADMIARTEllS Korea July 14 small Communist force crossed the Kurn river Friday eut of Kongju Estimates pf the crossing force were about 100 men How big a threat the crossing is remained to be seen Mustang planes struck at the small force wading the low gravel bottomed river American artillery blasted crossing area r- - S Infantry Friday smashed first ToKyo July 14 to Communist cross the vital Kum river on the Taejon attempts ) 9- ---- t: t i front where North Korea's finest division has been mauled and ‘ - to (! replaced By James Restos More Considered Actions r A front dispatch said 100 Communist troops were driven front ''''' New York Times Writer e N J AI Among actions under considerablasted a WASHUCGTON bridge approach on the north bank of the Kum by Amer'''4 July 13—Secy tion be listed: I icans entrenched on the south bank of Defense Louis A Johnson and reserves specialists the Caning up of the river ! ''s 1 joint chiefs of staff have recand the national' guard ' 'fl Later two patrols tried to cross Mobilization of man power in ommended that certain units of the national guard and certain speil at other points and were repulsed -o general ? cialized reserves be called up at ' 04 Koon to the i congress Reports 4 Artillery dueled across the river' N 1k once 111:1-rean situation 4:-- -' ' the Communist gurui fell silent but 1that --r also It appears probable (474Meanwhile Sen Lyndon Johnr'&-'' e --- --f a second draft call for perhaps S"' ') : Friday morning after a thunderous son (D Tex) called for an imAt 4 Ocissued in be men 20000 ' “ 6 may by American batteries mediate speedup in the mobilizabarrage 4 (0-111- 1 tober ' ''''" ii6c's It'—' United tion of industry as well as man Press said fit dispatch ''' 4":' lk Full mobilization of the guard -- 4 :: power He said war essential in- and reserves has been rejected for t h the North Korean ereeeintll were dustries should be Converted to the time o NI Ltan ' 4 beaten back by tons of shells from being Instead respon4"O' 'N o 0'''"'"'-'e 'It i N7A sible officials said Thursday night American artillery '' ote 1171o the joint chiefs of staff had pro1' Nt- Report Crowds" " : 47P By United ?nos Asks Industry Speedup posed a partial mobilization large 1 44 1 ree ' 4 commanders were quoted to do two things: To r y t':' i'4 0 -- ''''2:e ''' ":" A- -KOREAN FRONT — U S (Front enough ' L 44 ' 17 4 t ik ' ' A member of the senate armed "'' N i " --Ro all units sent to Korea from o'ne01E9-'41 ' '':4-- ot as saying a few Communists suc- troops repulse three North Kt 0Nol"314t services committee Johnson told place and the United States and ceeded in reaching the American-hea- d men attempts to trees KUM tiV ''' Japan LakMda newsmen: 4:4oi as: 66 Alighlatibmesmatt &ka LP to build up and maintain in this aide of the river There was er barrier as Invading Infantry W Iniviiat AP a still for are "we cheap geared reserve of one no indication whether they were advance to positions on north country strategic quick war in Korea although it is reinforced corps of four divisions killed or captured bank S plainly apparent this will be a (A United Press correspondent WASHINGTON Tromso to Approve ries Harry costly prolonged operation" said American forces on the Kum 3 Truman I Heavy say Arnericaa forces The Texan urged the utmost artillery barrage was reported during battle aloof Kum were bracing for an all-oAn indications here Thursday Americm field artalery brbillet in background as Ple atnever have taken a licking and I Korean North lino detritus in forces form 6000 biutooka North aircraft Korean Ark at aims Thanday against productng speed viers that Pres Harry g linottpitreyv Story tack expected within a "matter of areal night now on order and reactiVating Truman would approve the recomgoing to do it in South hours") Korea ka congress for $39- combat and cargo ships from the mendations of the joint chiefs of on new the solid From positions 000000 to put America on tho mothball fleet He said these ships staff next week He turned aside south bank the American guns offensive lin now number 2000 propaganda war an questicms on this subject at his poured destruction on red targets TOKTO--Ge- n I The Defense department an- press conference Thursday with Douglas Mae- MU the Kum according to re- Arthur nounced late Thursday that a the statement that many things AmeVcas tosses sayi the front from ports casspeedup in the production of war- connected with the Korean operaThe red armor reportedly had exaggerated lists American ualties so far as SI kiiM4 190 planes Is already being discussed tions were under consideration divided into at least two columns wounded 24 misstrz with aviation companies However the question of whethnew — men and a search for them was that were prodding at theTOKYO July 14 At his press conference Mr er Mr Truman should address the Ply 'Wormy Melee American defense tine Ametican casualties in KoTruman reflected strong confi- congress personally next week on AN AIR BASE IN JAPAN' july continuing North Korean artillery fire wail these 9 dead 190 The strike rea total 498- -42 dence despite the critical war sit- a partial mobilization plan or highlighted -' 13 (UP)—Fifty super-fortlight front reports said relatively wounded Mr and war na26 developments: the missing—Gen uation chat to fireside a make ceases splattered a Communist Yet it was sufficient to indicate 13 UPI— WASHINGTON 1 S July Gen MacArthur's Vandenberg reasons Douglas for headquaHoyt tion explaining the ' President Hopeful railroad center in North Korea the northerners ware moving up The defense department Thursday rters announced Thursday night diswith 500 tons of bombs Thursday U S air force chief of staff stepping up the armed strength reto the river barrier in force on the a armor-piercinew cetuporship of included closed damped this Bombarded with questions on of the nation have abvady been that types Presumably in the greatest precision bombing - MacArthur's communique said about lease information of troop were in routs kisses en 'rockett thl heroic fighting raid since World War IL American reverses in Korea kir discussed with congressional lead Noth Korean First division the Korean movementa to the grit withdrawal to the south bank of from the United States and would Truman said he still is hopeful Mal Gen Emmett (Rosy) be added to the armament of which had borne the brunt of the theater the Kum river The announceas he was a week ago that the O'Donnell who led the first War- American combat Seek New Troops fighting in the long push south instructed to were said ment date" casualties officers tide of battle will turn shortly planes Military and the withdrawal was made time 9 raid on Japan directed 2 An air summary communique had been replaced Gen Douglas 31acArtbur the not to tell when a unit is transBut a correspondent bored in Thursday's mission reported that American and AusSingle Out Credit asking: "What assurance can we United Nations supreme com- ferring its sailing date Rai late Wednesday By Fronk Hewlett Press reports from tha front Blast Refineries have that we are not getting the mander in the Korean operation strength or its equipment tralian fighters and U S bombers 34th The Infantry regiment and indamTribute is known to have called for new On Wednesday destroyed or Wabbtagtion $woons tar licked out of us?" Its destination will be told only based on information from A communique Issued by Gen 138 trucks seven a battalion from the Slat infantry It has never happened to us yet reinforcements and to have given in general way such se the per dividual soldiers had given the Douglas WASHLNGTON — Uncle Etta oil re- aged 41 tanks said were MacArthur credited division igwltb and it won't happen this time the an estimate to the joint chiefs of Eastern command public a "completely distorted half tracks four locomotives and aerial blows with knocking the made good a long overdue debt and misrepresentative picture" fineries were among the targets other vehicles staff of what should be necessary president replied Wonsan out hit of action at Limit of Names First temporarily the announcement said Thursday when the U IL court of When another questioner asked first to bold a safe bridgehead in ' These aerial blows continued to claims awarded In addition American and Aua- - I $315300O3 to the whether it was certain American South Korea and second to mount less than a division Nothing rain down Thursday including the 1114 tralian planes flew more than 220 1 troops could cling to a foothold in a counteroffensive capable of driv- be described by its name bdiana of Utah and Colo oo the 9 cove Kofar of mid thit South sorties combat biggest South Korea until reinforcements ing the North Koreans back to the In laying down this "security Korean war More than 500 tons rade ruin troTt Thursday with rexcelarrive the president smiled calm- 38th parallel and the for navy army anguidance" of bombs were dumped upon north- - In four different judgments One the lent" cannot result! communique reasons it For security We will and hold a replied: ly air force Secy at Defense Louis ern rear areas by the Superforts of which was the nounced be reported what MacArthur's es- Johnson tacked on as I largest award reminder A wide Communist eastward Pilots claimed nine tanks and timates were but it can be said the Far East restrictionsI laid down ever made of claim court the by 45 trucks destroyed and 12 tanks LAKE SUCCESS N Y 311W movement believed designed to that the administration has put by Gen Douglas MacArthur con- - I 93 years of existence the An its communicasever American the of Korean cost operof the the likely and 58 trucks damaged along with 13 (UP)—The governments LOUDER 'VOICE' names of unit s sizes deswas in progress the court ordered payment of a 'lair ation in the first six months at cerning bridges and other military targets North and South Korea agreed tions still and the like tinations value for rich lands taken from were reported Korean over $1600000000 Nations communique United No aircraft to North the Thursday the to The new rules apply only from the tate in western Colorado later reports the demand Apparently that respect they sighted ' Plaa Mobilization military in giving out informaof 2549 Utte in the two states WASIII1CGTON July 13 flew mist Geneva conventions on civilized the front said however that the The What is now before the presi- tion The government has no con- Prime Minister Nehru of India sent and rain in a strike through had gen- 1547 live in Utah and 959 in Colodefenders Korean South the was for In their that warfare putl struggle dent one official said Thursday is trol over publication of neWS notes to both the United States into the air in just eight days with embattled Asiatic peninsula erally stabilized this part of the rado A settlement a "partial and selective" mobilihas been made out Preeri Observed Code N U front RUSSit demand a and and personnel moving by Thursday apparently most planes Replying to of court between Ernest L Wilk- zation plan based on the assumpsome way in which to 8000 miles to do it Lie that they Secy-Ge- n peeking Trygve American Pressure World War Removes II In WASHDIGTON July 13 LT)— tion not that we are facing a Moon attorney for the Vt Input an Immediate stop to atrociobserved voluntary bring a peoceful end to the Korean Crew Nails Out --Two northern divisions were diana and A Devitt Vanech as-Pres Barry S Truman asked con- major war but that police actions newspapers which ended Korean governwar South the ties when such as the Korean operation will censorship One of the superfortmses had ment welcomed the offer of the knitmg eastward toward Barn-thon- g aslant attorney general and Mar-tr-io Neither the State department gress Thursday for $125645000 to the country to add approxi- Japan surrendered and Andom 44 and 73 miles J aotioaky also of the Do- require Indian officials here nor operational trouble returning to ita International Red Cross to send embassy Rep Wayne L Hayes (3 0) wage an intense "campaign of mately 2ii)000 additional men to north of Justice and test slightly crew waa forced tie to declared and rexpectively and base that discuss of wotdd its the contents the observers said Wednesday that newspapers tuth" aimed principally at "al- the armed forces in the next few between Korea forces were "strictly carrying out of 'ratios the provisional South out overwater bail note delivered to this informaWM Stand government certain not -should Judgmert publirh Heal" countries of Europe and :moths and Japan At the same time it was the stipulations of the Geneva con- Korean capital the communique late in the day even This plan if adopted as now tion on ship Movement -Therefore the I coura action said But it wiu understood that the revealed that communist fighter vention& Asia seems likely would alao it is said the defense department is going arms are 'inertly represented an approval two These 2 menacing down knocked of the a A broadcast the to does note United States Pyongyang to make as it planes Ono aim is to crash the Soviet in official quarters involve the Or be so stupid first lost to ene- radio said that the North Korean about SO mike north of Tat pl lot the agreement A a result the concern the Korean altuation an& Wednesday---tb- o radio jamming screen with a more Imposition of a limited series of available" la regarded final and war in this some to find Nehru's action also desire my government had notified Us that which lies between the front end He joined three other congresscontrols over a selected list of esthat there will lis no believed Its treops are "strictly observing the southeast supply port and 'Judgment be said aettleto arrive a A powerful voice of America and to of at spokesman way men In peaceful resurriptice demanding to sential materials necessary procensor- - ment of the Korean fighting there were survivors from both all conventions regarding prison- base of Pusan If field reports are inPPeld- reach remote areas duce additional military equipment World War U voluntary This bugs Judgment represents See rate 4 Column will never attain real se--' for the enlarged military force planes which carried possibly 24 er1 of war" ship Proffers Seri the equivalent of approximately until people everywhere' eurity $19000 apiece for each of the men Nehru already has expressed his recognize that the free nations of women and children of the Mill alliingness to serve as a mediator TOO PRECIOUS TO WASTE? world are the true seekers of the in the conflict whkli involves Comthe president permanent peace" If the Indians had the same 1 munist forces of North Korea said in a letter to house speaker A-Bostatus as white citizeni the money the forces Southern of against Sam Raybura (D Tex) could be divided among them and Korea the latter backed up by Mr Truman asked congress to no doubt quits promptly Instead United States the add 581000000 to :he 535645000 no nation at war the money will be deposited ID the determined that be cart The Lotde Cassels argument I no availIves There military Ply information no one from the intermountain By Asoociated Press can afford to expend its atomic U S Ireaspry and congress will already in his budget request for able in Washington its to whether WASHINGTON July 13 (UT') isummed up in a few words: the American information proAir crashes in the U S claimed arsenal on anything but "prio- decide how it should be spent Davis-- 1 the note handed the State departat based on The waste to are to United States doesn't plane the precious !bombs gram abroad 13 lives Thursday and three crew- Morahan air force base at Tucson ment by Mine ritr targets Strategically the Lakahmi Disks Substantial raymest Vijay& However almost simultaneously use Its most deadly weapon the the small-fr- y targets North Ko bomb la to be used on largo Inwere bomber one force Pandit sent to an 10 The men crew the duplicated of of a carried pilot if are the which the senate voted 53 to 25 to cut the centers If dustrial put pnactice prevails conatomic bomb to blast ths North rea presents told state police the three miss- - Premier Stalin mtssing war pro- gress should award a irubstantial earlier request to 532700000 lets is of backbone the end the enemy's Thit and Communists argument suc-diplomatic Korean Mn Indian to 1 The made ambassador B-from Biggs ing crewmen may have A But it was not a clearcut test cash payment to each member of but carries great duction Dr S Radaktishnan handed war quickly? forthright and been TruMembers were aware that the big field El Paso Tex craahed bt a meld parachuteinjump this rules out the pow- oil tribe of Non remainder would he 8 In the with Pres arisen has Harry covThe question Nehru note to Soviet Deputy weight cactus the the lost temporarily supplemental request was coming field near Lebanon O and state ered mountain& appropriated as Deeded for lirmister Andrei Gromyto minds of countless anxious Amer- man and his aids Briefly It is sibility that one or more !Foreign Pres Truman's 'expanded cam icans as war front reports tell tho fear that world opinion now may be dropped to spread death proving the lot of the Mts Millard Ronson& 44 and a police fixed the number of dead lass Seek Pesos It Is expected that looms of the bow outnumbered G Is are fall- 'overwhehningly on tha U 8 side terrol and destruction in North paign of truth" would widen distri- at 11 The plan burned for several friend Richard Bailey IL both of or money will be used for building of bution of film and publicationa hours Korea's if this be invadent alienated to It Pyongyang country before the capital note back may soon The Stalin when :ing their killed were ants O and Warren crash after the police establish more information cenup a large livestock Industry tor pub- resorts too readily to Ma imiver- other cities reported the bodies were scattered chartered plane crashed and after some foreign diplomats in has been raised in congress Such an attack might be ordered the Indiana Other sums are exters and enlarge the exchange of over a wide area There apparently burned on the Montour Heights Moscow bad expressed the opinion jiely by Rep Lloyd U Bentsen sally dreaded atomic warfare Behind the military argument I n the belief it would boost the pected to be earmarked for housvisitors with friendly countnes were no survivor& Country club golf 0011r100 near that Russia seeks a peaceful set Jr (D Tex) and Ben Owen are still morale of the embattled 0- - Ls and ing medical care and botrpitalizEdward W Barrett assdatant Brewster (11 i(s) and privately is the fact that 0 A second plunged into the PRtsburgh The pilot John Lyden tlernent of the Korean conflict KoState department sod Indian ern- by many others relatively scarce and enormously hurt the moral of the North - atrek and for ce 4ri :bon of secretary of state in charge of the Collura mountains about 40 miles 33 Youngstown 0 escaped but a school' reans this northeast of Tucson Ariz But WU burned seriously trying ) bossy officials Ds Ws shington wets As of now DO one can safely expensive program told reporters about -Tb Judgment at any rate But top oficiale believe strongly and the new plans for the voice' &embers of the new 'parachuted rescue bus passengers reluctant to diriduas the Nehru i predict the weapon will not be The exact size of the nation's the will make the Utes one of the naHe said two years would be re- to safety The body of one crewElate police immediately identi- - communication !used but top officials show no stockpila is secret but the num- the decision to use or withhold Both declined to sav whether !inclination to do so Anil there ber la measured In hundreds and bomb must take into account the tion's richest tribes It should quired to get the proposed new man was found in the wreckage fied the body of a man whose plane and transmitters and other such 'quip An Incomplete list of dead and crashed in Late Erie as R G INehru rode any specific augges- iare potent military and diplomatic not very many hundreds at that ibroader question of how the world make them Bea rage SColunut I react' U leaders S 'would ago stand their long In for two tor showed Cleveland Cobb 'Ores bona Meat into full use in crashes the of military peace Airgumenta missing altainiag i i '1 -- i 1 :) t' 3 t - BArra n - 1 1- " r ' r-16- round-the-clo- 4t 0-- -" 06 4‘ l ur 11:: f 1 '''"N - 4 ' ly 0 c orzr ' 1 VAlki mitt i I 1 wtar -- - I o -l'i ' 1 Heavy Artillery Protects U Infantry ut MILITARY SETS U S Clamps Down on Troop Data CASUALTIES AT VA 1500 Tons of Bombs Drop lUn Red Railroad Center Utes Awarded $31 l‘lillion B-2- 75-- ng i By US Court B-2- Rens rb rromise Atrocity End Nelytt UrtreS U S Russ 0 6top War Truman Asks Truth Fund i ' ' 4 - 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