| Show -- - - -- - ' I - o THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday:March DANGEll SPOT 10A Italy Ited Boss Says West Foments ar N-N7- U By DAN t L THRAPP ol000 antl-Corranui- ali 1 Se-rtor- enrrtpd ie-e- '23-ila- I a- - Britian-Amertcan-Frenc- n y - - gray-oearde- --an- claype Italo-Yur)sl- ay er m eigging I Iintro- 27 55-o- El-ewh- - freedom of information Saturday a proposed international treaty abolishing censorstIp The draft would bind all nations signing it to give ieQual facilities to each other's newspaper correspondents and to refrain fromJ any censorship except that "relatiing directly to the maintenance of changed muttered words and then turned aldeways so as not to face ths riflemen Rifles cracked like popguns The couple who had turned sideways slowly and stiffly toppled backward like two wooden blocks pushed over by a child The 15th man was blown backward by the shots and landed on He settled flat on tils shoulders The lieuhis back and groaned tenant emotionless walked over and stolidly pumped eight or 10 tommvgun oullets into him Now a couple nt srmtired force sergeant's walked sip and down the line ot fallen men tiring tornmyruns into this one or that one It took three of them to finally silence one of the guerillas Many had to be shoe repeatedly An aged and stooped priest stood with bent head praying quietly Carrier Visits Gulf of Persia 1: 1 - scene tween two thieves of the resurrection and by his burial piece I while under them arms and men were being transported through Jerusalem's catacombs Less than 1000 yards from the tomb of Christ was an Arab boy in a faded rod shirt He WW1 selling grenades and bullets for rifles machine guns and The ammunition was heaped this Easter morning jostled their tots in baskets in front of him for use through armed Arab wuardsthe French itallan German and rhen arid merchants In the old in American runs for sale in nearby trite of the to to the walled city get TEPUSALEIf Sunday March ZS (UP) — Vorshipers krdt In Flaster prayer at the tomb of Christ Saturday while an Arab boy rtearby sold Americanriade hand gTenades for $10 each All worshipers carrying guns required to check them before entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to pray to the The'kince of Peace Mristiaris who ventured out on I w-er- e -- - sc-a- y stalls first Easter their way they paused to watch the 194S Easter parade–a and tanks parate of arroorqd cars atreeta am through the whr:'rg has for It "–ea-"nermany da!4 a and nights a knelt on the spot where chraL was crucified be- On 0 1 Visitdre followed the chanting processions of the five denominations which support the church built shout WO The groups are Roman Catholics Greek Orthodox blackrobed Copts from Egypt Assyrians and Armenians a 1 r - - k 0 ng iwi rht at galny fdirnft aser tet adnste 1ti h:if st an fr pro-Itali- ' tb - --- c --- - Romanians Asked To Seat Re(1s 'Rising Sun Bloc ' - i )''') L-- Ct("1r t I " ii: Li - É - ' - ' -- 't lf 1 1:Ilt-97 !r7-"'' - - ':""'"-- P B 11 CHARES T RomaniC:‘ Petro March 27 Groza wound up the Romanian election campaign Saturday night by declaring that the nation's new "democratic dOvelop-- : ment" would be approved at the polls 'Sunday Observers predicted that the Communist - dominated government bloc would win 90fho of the - - - N - 4' l f "--" --2 i! f 00"4e- )1 cf - - f L - f t r © ' 11'7 0 '' (10 74117 - r J - E parliamentary seats at stake With 8000000 voters registered Groza in a radio speech stressed the difference between the current "free elections" and prewar balloting which was 414 -- P C E-3- 1 r--- 3 El C II L- rat 'j'''1 L-7)- IN ak - I '3 r:T:::: -- ti' 7 1N ij - -1 C ' 77 ' 'h' 14 Li based on "falsehoods and dema- goguery" La Polling places were readied Towns and Saturday night cities were plastered with vo(rernment bloc posters demanding 'Vote for the sun—source of life and light" A rising sun is the symbol of the new bloc q L1 14 '''- -- -- 11 ri' - L Li r-- 1 r'A :' Lis1 Q9-- -- vat '' '"n1 : g E LI t E 12 r In 11 LI I I LA $ r—a E) ) 1 1 ' i ' - L 1 :--- C LA t- i- - - t 1 t ' - -a r---- 131Li 1:1 ----- -- I--7 rkJ 1 1 i I A- i - 6 1 Nli - ' te r - s astifitagi or: (T) ( a I You can have EVERY AUTOMATIC FEATURE in an oiectric trALLL Jewish Planes Fail to Free Trapped Unit I - arEp44100 N qmsga) -- - JERUSALEM March Four Jewish planes bombed Arab concentrations south of Bethlehem in a battle but - t: ' ' - er - - failed to free a convoy caught in a maze of Arab roadblocke it was officially ann7unced 30-vehi- t ' ' t- "''-- ' i'k it toweICZ 4 N: v ---4 :11 - 11:1741-111- - i ' 'ir'' '' : ol ''- - - -- ' " -- - ': -- --- - - Nt A: - f:-:- f - -- " - ' '''''t I - I 1 42! 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gunfire in the bitter Arab-Jewiconflict The line extended from Belt Jala north of to the commercial cen2 ter in midtown JerusaleM Units of the British Warwickshire regiment moved up along the walls of the old city through the The Valley of Gehenna (hell) Tommie s carried large mortars For three hours automatic weapons and snipers rifle barked Grenades and mortar shells burst in desolate Montetiore Muffled explosions sounded from the downtown Ilamillah road area I - "- IA ' Choose the safety top it tt'- : Z7- -r ONLY PRISTELINE Gives You Your Choice ' 4!- -- t t - n'nd t ' R when aircraft bombs were officially reported used in Pales- liny 0 - ' — CaSiOn tine's bitter Jewish-Ara- b strife However there have been previous instances of Jewish reconnaissance at your I - - ) 4 J gleaming EXCLUSIVE features more convenience PLUS 4 I - beauty automatic cOoking dealer's' ''- ' size- - ''''zg — 14- - - - t i A - 10-- - 1w!0' -- "4- tr ' "'"Atr- a IT-ih- (i ' ''" -- --- -- larger I -- -- THING in - 41::i 0 "'" - o Ile N V - "I erh2Or slt-- - '' ) t'et064:---:5- li x t4:---- -i hit - ---- rvrit--- a Saturday A government press release said the convoy vas abandoned and 60 Jewish survivors took refuge in an empty house a mile south of Bethlehem the birthplace of Christ A Jewish informant claimed however that halt the convoy fought its way through to Jerusalem First rse of Manes The battle marked the first oc- - '! v - - t V1aAtOWNWP t iseeee r- ------ when yeu buy and still Save $30 to $50 PRESTELINE a the finer range that gives you EVERY- - range 47 0'sene° 27 VP— sighted the Jewish aircraft - ri2 ri3 E" -- te- r--3 fa t ( rt' r I 1 ' n li fk 1 ' - ' i Lirl t - broiling Arab Boy Peddles Grenades Easter Tomb Rites During Easter at the i - 1 - ' sc-e-n ! lotemit3ernpay: --- waro Strike Penalty Li E ! to account The lieutenant called a terse theAccording Tlst Garibaldi brigades Jews abandoned the convoy from the wartime partisan outfits command and the firing squads after the Arabs had raked the and are dercnbed by officials as loaded their rifles The prisoners surrounded vehicles with bullets the Communist tuiderground army tensed Two next to the end ex- One Jewish source said 25 Jews were Ywounded In the fighting Tlie"wearirg of party uniforms hiss been banned by the government Ao pools A Rigttist rational bloC rally by an Arab sniper at Ramat Rachel The at Massa tornbarda was reported same informant claimed the Arabs troken up Thuraday night and tour stpeakers mites) flight suffered at least 30 casuallles in the convoy battle Christ's Itegurreetion LT S i i ATHENS Greece March 27 i Ameriof the Gunfire swept Jerusalem only a (UP)—At request can aid officials Premier Ehemis- few hours before church bells wilJ h tocies Souphoulis announced Sat- ring for Easter Sunday Bullets he will ask the' Interim whined near the Church of the that urday I DHAHRAN Saudi Arabia council of parliament next week Holy Sepulcher said to be the site Ifisrcb 25 'D ever American aircraft carrier law tient in the Persian gulf—the strike announcement The used The the Jews TO S S Valles Forge—Lay at an- tame onSophoulis the eve of the first na- In the planes battle bywere not dechor at Ras Tenura Thursday ticmal congress of the Greek fed- scribed convoy in detaiL However milCrown Prince Saud represent- eration of labor which opens said such observers itary said the may be fitted for carrying planes ing King tbn Saud journeyed from Sunday Sophoulis piraeus bombs Itisad for a royal visit to the 25- govenment's decision to repeal the up to 25 pounds under each wing 00leton flat-to- p law was "a token of faith" One British military armored An official communique said car sent to the scene Lrtfaverahle weather delayed was disabled acrobatic flghts which navy fliers government fortes defeated gruer- The Arabs hammered five Jewish The ilia detachments in five clashes armored ears believed to contain prornisT1 the royal party carrier Is scheduled to leave Sun- - Friday killing more that 177 reinforcements dispatched to help "bandits" and captured 27 at a the convoy Two trucks of the city for horre by way of the Suez ' c Lela cost of eight soldiers wounded convoy were aflame Man 17 Roadblocks Police said the Arabs manned 17 roadblocks between Bethlehem and Kfar Etzion An It A F pilot 1 ri er British-America- stem Abolisli r nerve-racki- r pre-East- - DIf SCientiaCC1117 British-America- national military security" Nations adhering to the U S- proposed treaty would guarantee foreign correspondents equal access to all news Source "I fncilitate their entry Into and exit trout their territories rhey wonlu transmit their copy withmit editing delay or diartIminat:on — - -- - ‘ IUP)---Premie- British-America- r le - ys Yugos Pouring Fresh Troops Into Trieste Refugees Say 4 ROME March 27 Oh—Italy SALONIKA Greece March 27 Corronuntat boss Pairniro Toglatti (UN—Fifteen unshaven and unHaturday itsmptguerillas were executed by Me three 'western powers "want to firing squads In the rainy dawn the rebel tiso Trieste to start another war" Saturday for their part in 10 Feb of Salonika lloocow-trained leader shelling A$ the didn't die easily Many spoke 1n Rome's great Piazza del hadThey be finished off with tomrny1-- 1 to a overhead droned plane l'opolo leaflets runs None broke down dompirig The handbs urged the crowd to died standing with their eyes unro to St Peter's Sunday to "Wish bandaged The 15 who died were part of IC pope a happy Easter" 12 of 111 captured guerillas who rrov-rif the aeemed tn denth by a spein the 0woh which were steeteneed after a rial coltrtrnartial geei toe he' rdfr1 in ad I it trial The sentences were aunieci e by Ioaters stS Use rotrintuto review r It arsAer to tre 15 haJ been confirmed a of week proposal Bleak Ruins territo state free return the seo tory of Trieste to Italy lklany executions took place behind drifted away diLrirg Togllatti's 75-- theThe bleak ruins of a sixth century iinute address citadel now tilted as a military Devoted to Triewsto prison on a hill overlooking SaThe men stood at the edge lonika Toghattl had been expected to of a grove of young apricot trees on the attacks make heavy clrect with their delicate pink Italian rovernrnent as well as on riotous arrived with blossoms the United States but he devoted Low cloudsasanddawn a chilling misty to' telk mainly to Trieste rain The Communists apparently are d Before skylight a propaganda campaign rreparIng a voters had visited each Orthodox priest crubefore the tr) convince man and told him he c11 April IS elections that the condemned was to die Saturday not the for each wrote letters Heforprayed Commtunist pa rty some western powers — orignateoll the and to others gave cigarets idea of giving Trieste back to Ey the time this correspondent Itts!Yt Ilarahal Tito of Yugmliavia arrived at the citadel some 75 a'A-a statement this line with of soldiers the firing squads were at Belgrade Friday that there are clustered about the gates They res issues which were neatly cennot be settled peacefully espe- uniforms and wore overcoats and cially if Corranuniats are in power tin hats On both countries On a stony slope facing away said the three-powTogliatti from the citadel were four mass -the possibility short-terphoposal prevented tort Tugoelavia and Italy could graves Four another p rison-t even initate talks for Trieste" 'Good Leteinn sr Spark' 'Stir a good lesson foe them" 'The reason Is evident: the ft a 'Ws policeman said security leader declared year-ol- d They shows them what they will get if to weetern want (the Pcoe'ers) don't reform" stosantain the spark of war there they the condemned men came It alao ill evident they want to outThen hurried along by the soldiers rratntsin the status quo and the The prisoners were tied two by tense want eituation They oresent with rope and the 15th man to use Trieste to start another two had his hands tied together They war" were all wearing the nondescript Tooluitti railed at France for clothing they had on when caprot returning to ltalv Briga and tured Some were in overcoatle Tenda small Alpine border areas some shivering without any coned to the French in the peace All were bareheaded and unshaven treaty In good order they spread out He accused Britan of preventing the hill with the soldiers— colonies African return of along Italy's -They want to revise the treaty five riflemen to each prisoner "We don't bother with banto return Trteste" he ahouted °Weiy not revise all clauses in the dages' an officer said "They can shut their eyes if they want" treaty 7" no markers on their Youths wearing rel kerchiefs There were to direct the 'soldiers' aim stakatd about the square as he chests to their hearts spoke Backs Up 10 Yards 1 fleeter' 'Happy The soldiers backed up some 10 in Rome youthful and stood Demoyards from the prisoners an members of the Chriatian arms while officer cratic party plastered up posters at present names of the con read the rapidly a of otittration "Happy trying and their death sentences Easter Tomorrost and Always" demned The prisoners didn't pay much The Christian Democrats blggest One was smoking gov- attention party in the present coalition canned the sky Others Commur-strepeatedly ernment which excludes e is trupported by the Catholic as farmers do in the early mornSome contemptuously eyed ing church audience the tiny There were no dimorderm: An force lieutenant armored PolIce1 cI stiancLrig by at the with a black Montgomery-typ- e do redly tad Lttle to beret and a slung over There were 'scattered instances his shoulder tommygun walked the line along or politcal violence elsewhere in Of each man if asking prisoners however Italy he had anything final to say A dospatch from Lecce in southMost professed their innocence ern Italy i 0414 Communists who One spat on the ground Some enowed up for --a rally there in uni- shrugged and said nothing forms of the Garibaldi brigade" The 15th man who was opposite were atoned out of town by crowds me seemed close to tears His - each—in their zone and the Yugo-sla- aboard including marines in numere limited to l5000 in their bers email enough to comply with E0118 the WOO limit on American occumaid Gen Mrey four day ago pation troops that no unusual Yugoslav troop The reports of troop movements movements had been noted around came as Trieste jittery from a n the zones week of for action on the The U S light cruiser Manches- western waiting powers proposal of last TRIESTE March 27 UPI -- - net- military observers who might bo ter arrived in Trieste Saturday Saturday for its return to Italy after departure of the Day- appeared resigned to stalemate ugees from the Yugoslav zone re-of able to report unit identifications shortly Lt vvas not etear therefore whether ton Shore leave was given men on the free territory of Trieste its future were in Imt:M &NI T ported Saturday night the Yugo-slay- s the 1500 at Verteneglio i) had moved 2000 or more addition to tho 2000 reported by r-other hources Neither WAS it clear :" rt rtr-- r fresh troop into their zone si Jr-or7tcInc! One report from a businessman whether the troops were replaceL L 1 Liu u Li u said 1500 troops were moved into ments BritS rmo Terence town near Gen gr the a Maj Airey Stprteneglio 1 CS(soCC1 frontier between the Yugoslav and ish senior civil affairs officer n zones Buildings denied earlier Saturday published Recent medical tests by a promtnent Chi- and a tasteless internal medicine that to and homes were requisitioned for reports that additional British cago physician on a large group who had absorbed by the blood and thus reaches suffered one to ten from every part of the body usually tiring fast years prove that billets the man Raid troops had arrived in the free ter- most people who suffer from help In 3 ways: 1 ?int door starts right to were Britioh work military police There was no immediate com- ritory ashes and pains in the bock hands legs curbing pain L Helps nature remove fields and wastes which often taupe n mint- moved up to border positions arms shouiders and neck due to Rheuma- oncosts ment front aches itnd pains IL BriPla you to work many Neural-TIisot Arthritis Neuritis Lumbago emin week but the earlier Airey r tftry officials or ti may expect quick and at di pr l'hc reports thftt 2000 or more phasized these were from troops !xtremelySciatica eaLt :fair :br elatt Lotet from the Oen help satisfying tot::: Antony laboretery tested formula called troops moved into thtzone came alrendy in the zone illiminfi terms Under the of the Italian from anti another goes by Ask your desintiot ter' Remind is tone of the latest focinuiss to be Itnthad day 1 our money bard guaranteed eriosa refugees from the Yugoslav peace treaty the Americans and developed in the Know Latiortiteelt reetinig PIMPIV autiflA have 10000 troops-50- 00 zone None were from competent British --- ---- Press Freedoml Greeks Execute 15 Rebels Asked in U IN GENEVA Switzerland March United States For Shelling of Salonika ducedell—The N conference on into the DEATH COMES HARD 2S 1918 t - - -- - - L: I'''''''' "'"'""'''''"2''''"'"""r'---''"""''"''''"'-Kk-r- - |
