Show rr Flames Sweep Rest Home The Salt Lafye Tribune Monda By Hank Ketcham Dennis The Menace U S Far the hall" she said One Continued From Page One he had given Dulles “the full picture of my government’s poslLion? and that Dulles had fold him how the US government 1 never walked faster In my life When tor and one ot the first persons I got to the door people were to reach the scene eald “the jamming up there and X got - -- Whole building was In flames In shoved out with everyone else" Another Inmate 92 year-olJust three or lour minutes” A Ned Rogers of St Louis "Strange as It may seem we may owe his life to his keen beard no screaming from Inside sense of smell Shortly before All of the noise was outside the fire he thought he smelled the building from firemen and smoke When others ignored his ethers shouting orders" ‘ be warning he dressed and left his aald first-floroom Bara da told bow be climbed THIRTY-NINIt Udder and helped one woman patients In an down and then went back and adjoining building were evacuaaw an elderly woman at a ated safely and taken to a Window d - feels Eban said he would be talking again to Dulles but no date was 4 E She was terrified and wouldn't come through the had to window” he said use tome pretty forceful but 1 image” Mrs Myrtle Cordon 68 of St Charles Mo who walks with crutches told how she heard running footsteps in the hallway l "I threw on a robe and grabbed my crutches and went Into I' SALESMEN WANTED : Uedlnf weaufotvrtf will epeftluft to eggrealve yva Mee who ere Intereated In relocating We Mi hee M te live hi their HHM7 terri-lerl- Cemiefnee with liberal drew lg eeceaef Heipfellief lee retreewef eed ether beeefifs Experience bet end Mowing dailrable e regutrement Met repllei e strict ceefUeece this Btwsoaptr Apply Box 7 AH grocery store across the street Firemen prevented the flames from spreading to that brick structure Mrs O’Sullivan was slightly Injured In her fight to save Inmates She helped 10 persons out and when she saw she could not the home she and others laid mattresses on the ground and told Inmates to jump Several jumped to safety O’Sullivin started the nursing home which he called the Katie Jane two years ago He said patients ranged In age from 50 to 99 years Tve spent $30000 trying to flxe It up Just to avoid something like this” O'Sullivan said O'Sullivan explained he had no heating stoves In the building and had heated it by steam from a powerhouse a block away Fire departments from nearby communities Joined In the rescue work but as darkness fell only one body had been recovered The fire was reported to have started about 1:45 pm t forth Dulles' plan for Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and Sharm El Sheikh commanding the entrance to Aqaba gulf The memo called for Israel's "prompt and unconditional” withdrawal from the two areas It wrested from Egypt In last fall’s Sinai fighting two-par- two-stor- y re-ent- " And when they get real cold they’ll some breakfast!” “shall be consonant with the In my Judgment the real treaty obligations of the United danger In the Middle East Is not for Springtime Comfort r l V - 't-- K' Pan-Ara- b (D-Ala- ) Langcr Condition Remains ‘Poor’ WASHINGTON Feb 17 UP) —The condition of Sen William ) ill with pneu Langer monla and pleurisy was re(R-ND- 1 Gaza be kept In the hands of the Israeli civil administration possibly with a UN force with it 2 -- Jerusalem’s Chief Tackles Report On Israel’s Views By Associated Informants Prtss JERUSALEM Feb 17-Pre- -mler Ben-Gurlo- n two A highly placed Israeli govern- P the now Made possible with tiny transistors liko this ment official perhaps hinting what the report would contain said US State Department and Israeli government views are “close on the basic facts” But he reiterated that Israel cannot withdraw from the Aqaba Gulf coastal stretch or the Gazk Strip unless she obtains effective guarantees against resumption of the Egyptian blockade of Israel shipping and against a renewed threat to Israel’s security from Gaza 143 ael KIHAE' “ WITH J back at bla Jerusalem desk after three weeks sick leave worked Sunday on a report to the Israeli Parliament pn prospects for solving the Gulf of Aqaba and Gaza Strip questions He probably will deliver It In a day or David Eban-r-Isr- MIRACLK EAR In j£a!t£ato$ri!mnt NO IUTTONS OR CONTROLS TO CONFUSE YOUI o South Main Dial EM CORDLESS! 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Complete 4E E Nearing Aid j J STATE Service Ogdae Ireadway El Salt laka City Utah I " CITY Utah 1003 First IxvrUy Sank Bldg — Ph 1J1 US VISAS Prkdman lid NEVADA 300 Fremont It Rhone Dudley 44343 A UN force be stationed at Sharm El Sheikh and the United States guarantee free passage of all ships in the Gulf of Aqaba Both Mr Elsenhower’s statement and Dulles' memo empha I vf fct emergency force stationed in the Gaza Strip to quiet Israeli fears that Egypt might use this area to mount commando raids across the border 2 The United States would try to get a United Nations tioned at Sharm El Sheik and the memo Indicated the United States would send an American ship into the gulf as an exercise of its “right of free and Innocent passage” that Russia win attack but that some of the nations there will EBAN IN EFFECT rejected attack each other” Douglas this as inadequate It was after said Dulles had met with Eban Fri“Iraq for Instance might be day and Saturday and in a fly attacked by Saudia Arabia and Ing trip to Thomasville Ga Syria acting with the professed conferred with Mr Eisenhower followed up objective of restoring Internal that the President Dulles Eban talk with Sunday's On order the other hand the this statement countries may Join to Officials said Mr Elsenhowattack Israel" er's appeal encompassed all the talks to date The Douglas and O'Mahoney made Dulles-Ebano predictions about Senate ac- President's statement seemed to tion on the amendments they indicate that Mr Elsenhower propose but Sen John J Spark- felt no concession could be made said he doesn't to win Israel’s agreement to man believe any major changes will withdraw from the two areas be made in the resolution as It Israel on the other hand has been adamant In thq View that stands assurances are Inadequate unless they are backed up by something concrete and tangible —such as the Israel counterproposal that: ported unchanged Sunday A Langer aide said the sena IIE PROPOSED that the tor a patient at the Bethesda resolution be amended to re- Md Naval Hospital is “about quire the President to obtain the same" agreements "as binding as posSaturday Langer was said to sible" that the recipients of be very sick and weak iff' -- US American arms would not use them for aggressive purposes Continued From Tage One Be at Ease in Style ' In exchange it promised: L The United States would try to get a United Nation’s 2 Demos Vow Senate Battle For Mideast Plan Revise — States and with the charter of the United Nations” The Wyoming senator said in his Judgment- - mentloh of the United Nations would raise a (MST) legal barrier against IndependFIREMEN pulled down the ent American action to' meet walls as the heat began to subside In an effort to get at the aggression We are not going to accombodies within the brick shell The rescued were carried to a plish anything if we have to go to the United Nations and be lawn outside ot the building guided there by the Russian veto” he declared “This Is a hullabaloo about nothing as ong as that veto power Is operative "I don’t think Congress wants io agree that the Russians can have a veto power over any action the United States might want to take" Douglas said he wants to put restriction in a part of the resolution authoring the President to “underake in the general area of the Middle East military assistance programs with any nation or group of nations ot that area desiring such assistance" ! get up and fix aide was holding to these basis positions: Dulles— Israel Illegally holds the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba areas'll captured In the" Sinai fighting last fall It must give them up unconditionally but the United States will support Israel’s right to free access in the gulf and will back United Nations action to prevent Egyptian border raids from Gaza Is fully prepared to withdraw but has no faith in the practical effect of the UJS promise of assurances Israel wants to keep Its civil administration in Gaza and wants fi US force stationed In the disputed gulf area as well as specific UJ5 guarantees of free Indicated each gulf passage He said he was aware that "Israel has legitimate griev-- ' ances and should in all fairness see a prospect of remedying them” But he argued there was such a prospect in the UN tlement of international dis- resolutions and UJS assurances putes” He urged Israel “to withdraw The President urged Israel and to rely Upon the resoto follow the example of Brit- luteness of all friends of jusain and France and withdraw tice” rather than on “an occuunconditionally from all of pation continued contrary to - the Egypt overwhelming Judgment of the world community" Dulles arranged Sunday’s session with Israel’s Ambassador Abba Eban after their talks Friday and Saturday failed to bring a meeting of minds sized that an Israeli withdrawal must take place first before anything else can happen Mr Elsenhower said Israel cannot use “the forcible seizure and occupation of other lands as bargaining power in the set- fixed Both Mr Elsenhower and the State Department made public for the first time the text of a memo which Dulles handed Eban last Monday This set - or Efforts Fail to Break Deadlock Ike Renews Plea to Israel: Withdraw From Egypt Death Ton ‘70 and Up’ Continued From February 18 1957 tntti 1 t 7 r -- at extra tirJ i -- n7 i ' ' ' Vf jf special savings in Dnpler’s — Lm-WM- —x UK pre-invento- ry sale! 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