| Show lu m V JL A 4 I The Salt Lake Tribune Friday January 28 1053 : 2 Fish Boats Laborites Insist US Go It Alone in Formosa MacArtliur Address Gains Biit the final word does not rest PrtH mosa area dash with the Scant Attention in London with them nese Communists LONDON Jan v By A wools 1 27-Br- itain’s Leftwing Laborites grouped Lsfcsrltes insisted Thursday the about Aneurin Bevan and ClemUnited Stales will have to go it ent Attlee’ party moderates alone if UJ5 forces in the For appeared united on that stand a During Star's i£ 1 m t' n3f mu fclJal ELEPHANT DAYS re SCARVES & 59c f m HALF! ftsn's Sport Shirts 1 1 r tu 9 "I1:"' m U n e'J"’ -i u MM Jl inm a' A o a Coys' Sport Shirts Onto 28S— NOW W I - liliii fasti's Broadcloth Regularly 350 i Rayon M hantuag-typ- o Mad end Large Only Reg A OFF 1209 and Student Sizes Values to 2708 For Boys In Cadet MO CASH DOWN ' 00 IVIiiSTUilG TEAKETTLES ? i C!jftany Alridn am—1 Vihils ‘ ' -- Kai-shek- 's HE RESISTED every suggestion that Communist China has la definite legal right to Formosa The fabric of American and ' British policy Is still not dear Express t However Dr Donald Soper prominent British pacifist and former president of the Methodist Conference who g causes praised MacArthur frequently endorses saying: “In these words It Is he rather than Gen Eisenhower who represent the American people at their wisest and best " left-win- “ATTLEE SAYS US Going The story emphasized Attlee’s insistence that any ac- Ladles' Dopt Bargains I tion being taken in the Formosa area was by the United States and not the United Nations The Tribune weekly Journal of Bevanites said: “Britain is not a party to the American policy in Formosa let alone her policy in Quemoy It la necessary therefore for the British government to make clear that the British people are strongly opposed to the President's message arid the consequent military actions” “as: The Star Does It Again! rn I- - Prc OX THE SEXSATIOXAL “RATED XO tn ln land-- - owner insists on having his property back naturally there la nothing they will do to stop it” she said BUT' EST n Kipling’s Daughter Tells Gain In Attempt to Oust USAF that If a 1-B- - 559-to- He told me ' jets The trawlers the 81(Mon Rqderigo and the Lorella sent out SOS signals off Iceland's north cape Wednesday night Each carried 20 men For seven minutes messages xw pouted' over’ the wireless dp!? f-- It Alone” AoctateJ By AT GRANITE FURNITURE’ A i HULL ENGLAND Jan 27 — Forty fishermen trapped in a deadly “black frost1' aboard two British trawler off Iceland were feared lost Thursday “Black frost” is an icy spray which aklms along far northern waters "enveloping everything in its path with a heavy coat of ice It means sudden death to ships if the ice collects too quickly to be hacked off with axes or blown off by steam Mac-Arthura- — pro-labo- Britain jecoenitf th Chin '? i ftl 'jj&k y tW&iwwrfdr usd I’att&ic LONDON Jan 27— Mrs Elsie States recognizes the NationBambrldge only daughter of alists Despite this basic differthe poet Rudyard Kipling ence observers are speculating asked the commander of the tomove two allies may the United States 3rd Air Force common a and toward gether Thursday to remove an Air ejeareut stand on Formosa Funb hospital Hum her estate' She spent 45 minutes with It could work this way: Gen Roscoe Wilson On leavUS authorities would pre- ing she said Wilson told her pare American public opinion the Air Force will do nothing to drop any idea that Chlang’s to stop her from ending Air Nationalists ultimately will Force occupation of the estate launch an attack to break the SIIE WANTS TIIE American Communist grip on the mainoff her hospital land' British public opinion at Wlmpole Hall Camwould be prepared to accept grounds The hospital oc the Idea of a unique status for bridgeshire 20 acres requisitioned tuples Formosa and possibly the petduring World War II by the ting up of a separate state there British Air Ministry On the record the Laborites Mrs Bambrldge told a rehere are going to be hard to porter Wilson "repeated his convince earlier statement that the The Laborlte Daily Herald re- American authorities underported Wednesday’s Commons stood and respected British concern wtih individual liberty debate under this headline: u They Lest! By Associated Press LONDON Jan 27 — Gen Douglas MacArthur’s call for the abolition of war drew scant attention Thursday in the London Press which once assailed his conduct of the Korean War as reckless and a danger to world peace r The Daily Mirror headline: “the Two 1931 Bomb China 1933 Fight to Win 1935 Now It Is 'Put an End to War’ ” Only the liberal News Chronicle frontpaged MacArthur’s 75th birthday speech at some length The remainder carried the story Inside ranging from five paragraphs in the London Times down to two paragraphs in the Daily 1 wiu desperate phrases: “List-going Over Ing heavily unable to abandon £iip hurricane conditions and freez- temperature” ing Then there was silence Coastguardsmen said it was apparent the hurricane winds piled tons of Ice over the trawlers At each roll ln heavy seas they would take longer to recover — until finally the extra weight heeled them over A fleet of rescue vessels which fought through stormy seas to the area found notrace The search of the trawlers continued by sea and air but at nightfall the owners of the vessels said it appeared hope- “I shall return home and await developments The fight has only just begun” According to law Mrs Bambrldge can order the Americans off the land and have the hospital destroyed 12 months after the requisitioning act ends)this f year Friday M r s Bambrldge’s member of Parliament will meet George Ward British undersecretary for air to discuss the less question LAST WEEK Mrs Bambrldge protested a plan to enlarge the hospital by sinking oil storage tanks She also complained that American trucks bringing supplies to the hospital have struck the iron gates in front of her estate three times Big-HeartAnother complaint she made was that the token rent of $100 a year the United States paid Reuters New Afency her did not even cover the damLONDON Jan age done over a period of United States Air Force men months in Britain are being asked to be a little more Scrooge-lik- e they are embarrassing British KODAK flNISKINO customs authorities Yot rM Uvlp4 Atr Force GI’s returning ml iMbo print home have been giving away SS nly Rnprlntt refrigerators washing machines m4 extra print 4 and other household appliances nth load far froo to their British landlords and Mnlllnp - B friends One landlord here has 0t thn Jamba bn bit Ilka received three refrigerators Their generosity has been tbantands at athnrn causing customs woes because ne British purchase tax has JUMBO FILM GO been paid on the appliances apt 1 Vayatta Mob many of which were Imported States United fromthe 300-acr- e 695 GABARDINE ’ Thus far the government has not specified what attitude Britain would assume in case the Chinese Communists attempted to Invade Formosa and became embroiled fh a battle with the Americans Foreign Secretary Sir An-- 1 thony Eden insisted in the House of Commons Wednesday that a distinction exists between the status of the small islands along the Chinese coast and Formosa the stronghold of Gen-- I eralissimo Chiang Chinese Nationalists - i tauS JACKETS m it Up It )s in the hands ef Prime Minister Winston Churchill’ Conservative cabinet 1 40 Aboard Feared Lost Chi- Ud irm wwiwnf PKOttE FOR 6-87- 83 10-DA- HOME TRIAL! 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