Show Tribune Phones Clouded Forecast News departments EM Information scores EL business advertising circula- tion departments ' ESI VoL 188 No 5 Salt Lake City Utah — Saturday Morning t-- October 19 Ike’s Story: Part 7 Solons Vote AidBU- I$42 Billion US Was Set In Korean War BY ELECTION TIME in 1952 American casualties had reached a total of 21000 killed 91000 wounded and 13000 missing making this the fourth most costly conflict In United States history ranking only behind the Civil War and the two world wars - The entire world was startled when at 4 a m on June 25 1950 A approximately seven assault lm one tank fantry divisions-a- nd brigade of the "North Korea People’s Army” jumped off from $ JfriWurmnirt positions along the 38th Parallel Geft'EUenhower against the Weaker armyaLthe-Republl- e of Korea (ROK) Like eveiy other American Ideeply resented the unprovoked and attack against South Korea and believed that wejcould not afford to yield an Inch to aggression there '7 ' -- H Battle Shapes Today To MusterCabinet 18-- The Senate Foreign Relations Com0 mittee Friday approved a bill restoring foreign-ai- d 700 million dollars cut by the House but leaving the total 327 million dollars short of administration requests 1 V $4200-00000- SEJLWAYNE Morse was absent from Friday’s session but has announced he will seek further major cutsT TRIP TO KOREA as president-elec- t — gave me some Chairman J W Fulbright personal knowledge of the situation Including the terrain said some other commit1 the combat conditions and the tee members while voting for prominent leaders Involved authorization rethe over-al- l Jarred by this unwarranted ag- served the right to support furthgression the United Nations re- er reductions acted Immediately On June 25 the day the attack TIIEN AFTER Senate action I the UN Council there must be a compromise bebegan Security adopted- a resolution calling for tween whatever figure the senaV cessation of hostilities and the tors approve and the zJ t withdrawal of North Korean troops total voted by the House VNwY v to north of the 38th Parallel and- The House In floor actions incalling upon UN members to as- creased by 600 million dollars Gen MaeArthur slst the UN In the execution of the reduction ‘ this resolution' approved by ’its foreign affairs — THE NEXT DAY President Truman pledged United committee States assistance The United States entered the Korean to THIS ATTITUDE Is War to carry out a “police action” with no objective more be reflected in a tough likely bargaining attitude by the House memTribune Exclusive bers of the conference committee — Part Seven — "Korea: End of Bloodshed” Finally after the two chamambitious than the expulsion of Communist forces from the bers agree on an authorization '' ” Republic of Korea figure which puts a ceiling on It is quite probable that the Communists expected the money to be spent adminiswhen they made their attack a cheap and easy victory be- tration leaders then must push lieving that neither the United States nor any other Western through the actual appropriation power would jissupie the risk of general war In order to measure to provide the funds for defend that newly independent country - the current fiscal year In the past appropriations UNQUESTIONABLY the Communists were encouraged often have been appreciably In such beliefs by the diminution df our military strength in the area because of excessive postwar disarmament and lower than authorizations by the gratuitous announcement of the secretary of state in The committee voted that a speech aUthe National loans should bear of one per Press Club on Jan 12 1950 cent Interest a year for five that our “defensive perimeyears and two per cent annually ter runs along the Aleutians thereafter And it asked a maxito Japan and then goes to the mum loan period of 35 years Into the PhilipRyukyus stead of the present 40 announcepine slands”--- an outKorea The House voted a straight ment which set two per cent a year" side our defense perimeter SINCE THE beginning of At present most loans are for 40 years and bear interest at the war no statement of American or UN military of one per cent only objectives went further than D Eisenhower Is still In another action Friday the Dwight J to express the determination making “ committee modified an amendhistory the northern to ment voted Thursday which “The would have authorized the PresiHIS NEW BOOK frontier of the republic On the fifth day after the White House Years: Mandate dent to halt aid to any govern“first attack it was obvious for Change” now being serial- ment which comes Into power by that the ROK army with ized In The Salt Lake Tribune the forceful ouster of a freely United States airland sea is revealing facts never before elected regime support alone could not known ORIGINAL form it ajv IN ITS In seven invaders In drive back the today’s chapter to Tribune Ike reveals the for plied government but was any THAT DAY President Trumodified time America first Friday to apply only to that man announced that he had was use to atomic American Latin governments prepared 1 See Page 19 Column weapons In Korea to achieve a decisive victory and end the thing once and for alL By Flora Lewis ©Washington Post Co LONDON Oct 18— The Earl of Home was asked to be Prime Minister Friday and attempted to form a British government Friday night in the fagp of an angry revolt by leading Conservatives TP' lit TIIE VOICE VOTE was a clear victory for President Kennedy’s supporters but the administration program still faces some high hurdles— First there will be a fight from the Senate floor for further reductions after the measure is taken up OcL 28 cold-bloode- d Com-muni- — '! Associated Press Writer Oct Trice Ten Cents aces lory Party Bevolt By Lewis Hawkins WASHINGTON ‘ lomeia Measure Hits Senate Floor Mandate for Change By Dwight D Eisenhower Of the manifold problems confronting me early In 1953 none required more urgent attention than the war in Korea ‘ It was a day of tense political drama scarcely in modern British history - Harold Macmillan recuperating in a hospital from a ” prostate operation "onieially submitted his resignation as prime minister to Queen Elizabeth Friday morning SOON AFTER HIS PRIVATE SECRETARY dollvered Macmillan’s letter to Buckingham Palace the Queen drove to see hlmjin the King Edward the Seventh Hospital for ad-vice on whom she would name as successor and protocol require that the adviser should go to the Queen “ -- After half an hour with re-- Elizabeth Macmillan turned to the paface and sentjor Lord Home (D-Or- e) st (D-Ar- Y f! Don’t Miss It In Tribune History For Dincr-lli- c! She asked him to form a government But he could not Reuter New Agency — be appointed officially until it is clear whether he can get CAPE TOWN SOUTH the support of the strong AFRICA Oct 18-- Ten days Conservative majority in the ago C J Coetzee ate a big House of Commons helping of curry and started hiccuping OUTRAGED Macmillan’ f $ t at I choice several senior cabinet ministers threatened revolt Reginald Maudling chancellor of the exchequer and Viscount Hailsham minister of science who had both been leading candidates in the unprecedented oppn light for the succession offered to join in staging a cabinet demonstration in favor of Deputy Premier R A Butler K r Thursday he was Mill nioeuptng Dozens of "sure cures” have failed AMONG TnEM was a suggestion that he chew newspapers: " "Just the white part the margin Roll it into - a - ball and chew It BUTLER has many opponents inside his party but in the last few days sympathy a was crystallizing for him as the likeliest choice to end the x 4 He had also —Auoclatcd Pm W4rpbet — bitter quarrel been the candidate for leading on Home Britain’s Deputy Prime Minister Richard K Lord named Friday after calling 1957 when the in premiership Prime Minister Friday by Queen Ellzabetlu Butler leaves No 10 Downing St In London to the surprise of most politicians Macmillan came up from behind and carried off the US-Rus- s prizej By Associated Pres Friday night Butler was siWASHINGTON Oct 18 — lent and Home’s ability to head a government depends Official Washington was re lieved Friday that Great Brl-tai-n considerably on his reaction has resolved the uncer EARLY IN the afternoon tainty about a new prime when he had seen the Queen minister and happy that the LordHome went to the Prime choice Is Lord Home WASHINGTON Minister’s offices at No 10 Oct 18 THE SPATE Department of conStreet and (UPI)— Conrad L Wirth d! Co Post O Washington cense without assurances the Downinghis cabinet began course would say nothing rector of the National Park sulting colleagues WASHINGTON Oct 18-- A wheat will be carried In US one which might be construed as Service since 1951 was relieved by one deal to ship United States bottoms The Observer’s political cor- interference In the lntra party of his Job Friday In the wake As for the Soviet Union one respondent Mar of a report critical of the serv- wheat to Hungary has -fallen mold Fos- battle which has been raging ice for Its attitude toward re through and plans for- huge New York trader had this say: ter wrote that Home would within Conservative ranks sale to the Soviet Union may search — But It was obvious-th- at “FRANKLY speaking hav- have to win over four or five be similarly frustrated of the senior ministers by the moat officials were INTERIOR Secretary Stewpleased ing dealt with the Russians end of the day Saturday to sucart L Udall announced that IIUNGARY has balked at before I would be surprised ceed Lord Home Is well known In US shipping high paying wheat if of wirth would be succeeded by they buy a pound while Richard the Washington learned was and rates it from us” If he falls the Queen could Austen Butler his chief rival George B Ilartzog Jr who has rehas Commerce Department associate been director of the There were Indications that take new advice and then of- and for a time the front run Park Service since February fused to issue an export - the Unitad States Is trying to fer the job ta Buller Tier is more or less a stranger Udall’s announcement came break the impasse The Com to the Kennedy Administra InBut the 24 hours after he had made pressure would be merce Department announced tlon tense for a of dissolution Parliapublic a report by the National Friday night that the Mari "As I’ve observed him” said Sciences of and new elections and that which Academy time Administration will set ment Chairman J W Fulbright scolded the Park Service for its is Home's “reasonable strongest weapon up guidelines for the of Senate Foreign research procedures rates on wheat shipments Ih since Labor would almost cerRelations Committee "I think win a eastnow national Russia to US and tainly poll ships THIS RESEARCH the acad-emhe’s a very capable man I ern Europe said had lacked direction OPPOSITION Lab or Leader think he’s a very competent and "has suffered because of a —IT SAID the guidelines will Harold Wilson was planning to and experienced leader He By Associated Pres BERLIN OcL 18 (UPI) -- failure to recognize distinctions See Page 4 Column 2 ought to do a good Job” VA Oct be based on the Maritime AdWILLIAMSBURG US military police cut off a between research and adminisministration’s "experience in Tito Broz 18— President Josip Soviet Command car after trative decision-makingo ! Yugoslavia fighting what a fixing such rates for the guid wild chase in West Berlin FriSlate Department official ance of government agencies Tallying The Tribune TIIE REPORT resaid past day knd held it 20 minutes In in moving government-sponsoreretaliation for the blocking of search efforts in behalf of the termed "the tail end of the cargoes" a US military vehicle by Com park service have lacked con flu” will spend another day lrt Maritime Administrator munists during the arrival of tinuity coordination and Williamsburg before leaving on his abbreviated tour of the Donald W Alexander later Soviet cosmonauts In East Ber- depth said the guidelines could be Wirth It was learned told United States lin used by the Commerce Depart his associates on Thursday that BIDDLE ANGIER Duke WITNESSES said an Amer he was retiring after the acad- chief protocol officer for the ment In determining whether Solean MP sedan spotted the State Department said Friday an export license application viet car at Askanischar Plfctz' emy’s report former should be turned down on the the about half a mile from CheckHis separation from the night basis of excessive shipping WE ALL KNOW what little kids like: Yugoslav partisan fighter point Charlie on the East-Wes- t federal payroll Is scheduled rates- 10 about leave would probably Chocolate cake sneakers puppies marbles movies Berlin border chased It at high to become effective Jan 1L am Sunday and fly to New The Hungarians were jrilb guns and Ice cream Ice cream ice cream cap speed cut it off and forced It to the curb Udall’s office in Washington York - - But what about their disllkesT ing to ship the wheat in ' but only at world It was the same length of Issued the announcement of MONDAY afternoon Tito IT’S OFTEN HARD for a partime a US sedan had been the changes As it happens will pick Up his schedule as It rates It was understood ent to find out all of them— bewas planned before the flu both Udall and Wirth are surrounded by a crowd World grain rates to Black cause sometimes the little reatures Communists Thursday night Page S Column 2 laid him low Friday Sea ports are now reported clam up when we talk td about $12 to $13 a ton Rates them oq US flagships to the same school teacher ask But let a port's are currently $23 a ton the key question and they open US SHIPOWNERS are re up and tell their Innermost hates car reluctant to portedly carry Some little kids W foundj -- i at the cheaper world rate goes survival cancer hate In “AGAIN WE don’t know contains "semely (sic) socks1’ ' general computerized It since they presently are able And Ice Cream with the rates are 250000 Improving are all fog cutting an-Others more than surdata from why but perhaps the to find ample business on highyears the report showed school out the of months other year three vival rate Is better because cancer patients In 53 hospier terms — to Turn whole A good part of this la But the Page 15 for story: women take better care of tals with 93 per cent follow-u- p Under conditions set by the due to earlier diagnosis on cases President In approving wheat themselves and visit their and treatment Dr Bressales to the Soviet and East ON THE INSIDE t A CAPSULE GUIDE "Well over 90 per cent of physicians more often" Dr low remarked can10 satellites' who all days European lung get people - Page 8 Breslow commented must" be COVERING TIIE CHURCHES for your family cer die from it” Dr Breslow The survival rate for ago such exports The median age for diagcarried in American ships as ’THE MOVIE GUIDE on what’s showing Pages 1213 said r women for the first nosis of cancer In women available as are long they DEAR ANN LANDERS Here’s my problem Page 17 ME BLAMED a sharp Inwas 59 In men it was 65 period was 37 per cent and Page 13 IrtR KENNEDY’S conditions EDITORIAL COMMENTS on news of the day crease in the disease espeto 47 per cent in improved diswere to Dr Breslow' comments on believed have been THE FUNNY PAPERS: Top Tribune comics Page 22 cially among males third five year period The cussed snd agreed to n era based on a 406 page the The figby smoking from around the woild Pages 2323 male figures for the same Russians in diplomatic talks REPORTS ON SPORTS ures included 6606 lung canstudy of the department's TODAY: FOR TELEVISION Page 23 Here’ge the shows cancer registry— tha largcer cases five times as many periods were 29 and 33 per preceding the President’s an UP AND DOWN the business beats Page 27 inouncement cent respectively est In the United States men as women - -- Curry No Favor fH - Dee Salt Lake City and Utah— Clouds showers in north and Salt Lake City showers with snow in south Map Page 28 US Relieved ' V As Queen Okchs Home Deal Also Shaky Interior Boss Fires Park Shipping Dispute Blocks Chief Wirth Wheat Sale to Himgarv O J k-- ' ‘No Hunting’ HINTS TO this effect were subtly conveyed through diplomatic channels and served to speeL up the bogged-dowtruce negotiations which led to the Korean armistice on July 27 1953 according to Ike By Associated Press In his new book the former CHICAGO Oct President does not explicitly woodlands In the eastern say that a final decision had United States were closed to been made to use atomic weapons in Korea but he gives that millions of recreation-seeker- s 1 Friday as warm dry weather Impression of a long drought turned grass IKE’S BOOK which comes and forest to tinder — to Tribune readers In advance NEW BANS ON public use of the publication date In early of park and forest tracts came November will prove to be one as police rangers and special of the moe significant works fire control forces In a dozen of this decade states fought fires or used Don’t miss a single chapter extra vigilance to prevent of Ike’s fascinating 'and history-making book "The White them situ- House Years: l Critical or Mandate for ations existed from New Jer- Change" currently in the sey West Virginia and Ohio pages of ' northeast across Pennsylvania and New York to virtually all £lif Salt fake gfibttnf of New England Out of Amine s Crt Newsppirt II 18-A- utumn near-critica- A 11- MPs Delay Car Flu Delaying Tito Jaunts Of Russ After Chase in Berlin (D-Ar- k) -- ” d Wc Turn the Key Unlock Children’s Box of ‘Hates’ s at-Se- e -c- Married? You R(A )te on Cancer -Free Test By William C Harrison Associated Press Writer BERKELEY CALIF Oct 18— Fear cancer? You are relatively safe if you are young married a and watch for the disease’s Warning signs a new report ( by the California non-smoke- r Today’s Chuckle - Some of our TV shows are getting so dull today that th kids have gone back to doing their homewotk State Public Health Depart- ment shows “MARRIAGE somehow confers a relative resistance to cancer both for males and females” Dr Lester Bres-lochief of the Health division of preventive medicine told a news conference Friday Physicians don't know why he added More women have cancer (53 per cent) than men but they shoy a better survival pate In almost every cancer site five-yea- 15-ye- -- - & Jk ¥ “ tm a m m jfe j t m A Jk £ a n A 4- AS i f! I ir |