Show 1 odd s Best 'Wire News Associated Press — United Press — International News Service — Nee York Times—Chicago TribuneChicago Daily News—Nee YorkNews-41euteraNessAgen- cy VOL TLr Idaho—Sunny Wyoming Icevada—Mostly fair —Cloudy SALT LAKE art UTAH TUESDAY 11011NDIG 11 ik rt MAY 22 1951 to ensave )ush mrnmeo 1111e1 Massing of Enemy Tanks Threatens in Northeast New Bill Hits ANTIU S RIOT FEARED IN At Nations OIL ROW - at Utah's Point prison remained explosive late Monday in the wake of Sunday afternoons riot The situation of the Mountain Helping I6tis when convicts took control of tont of the prison and held four guards as hostages Ringleaders and those who damaged prison property need not expect to escape punishment warned Gov J Bracken Lee as the State Board of Correction completed its first day's inquiry at 5 pm and planned to resume Its session Tuesday at 10 am Interview Officers Vie hope to complete our inquiry plained Gov Lee We have talked to the inmate committee and numerous other prisoners and now have started to inter to - )i'ASpINGTOlst May 21 tot- -Congress Monday pauediand sent to the White liouse M appmpriations bill with a section which would cut off all U S economic aid to any nation which sends war goods to Communist nations The deficiency bill carries 2363000000 to finance various government agencies for the rest of the current fiscal year ending irme30—This leas leasthan half of the $896000000 asked by President Harry S Truman The Civil Defense Administration got the heaviest cut The rider on economic aid was added in the Senate and accepted conferees Both by Senate-Hous- e housesopproved the sonferenee agreement Monday Duration ef War The ban on aid would apply for the duration of the Korean war and is designed to choke off supplies to Red China Court-- tries receiving American economie sid would be required to certify they are not sending any military goods to any Communist nation The only excpelons would be in cases where the National Security Council makes an official report to Congress that it would he in the interest of the security of the United Stolf-- s to rfrrnit Ishipmen4i - the officers We want to give them all a chance to tell their stories" A further outbreak of violence was feared Monday afternoon as view - Iran TERRAIN Agency Fund Slash Economic Bans Await Truman Pen crsrs PRICE FIVE lies s 62nd Outbreak' Eases As Coy Lee Board Start Probe wititinr-a-few-day-- - tutu unchanged Vtatr—rartly ' 163 NO 38 Prison Issue Flares in Riot's Wake arted Weather' 31enti Salt Lake City and vicinity- -Fair Tuesday morning partly cloudy in afternoon Tempera May 21 IM — The Iranian oil Issue generated ea much heat Monday that some diplomats feared it might break out into antiRritish and violence The foreign ministry re totted sharply to an American statement urging moderation on both aides and declared any delay in earryhig out oil nationalization' would °provoke the anger of the Iranian TOKYO ilitay 22 ue—Allied troops chased retreat!ng In west and central Korea Tuesday tht a new tank-hCommunist offensive threat arose in the east An allied officer said huge armored red forces weso matirkg 30 to 7$ miles northeast of Ile told A Correspondent William C Barnard the rPlis may strike in hilly Korea with even greater force than the 123000-ma- n drive that opened there lag Wednesday night The gallant U S Second division stopped that drive tt five days by killing or wounding an estimated 37750 of the titkl reds who tried to destroy the veteran American oultt Monday the division cut down more reds altscili-ineer Pungam about 70 miles northeast of Seoul Tuesday reds as far as 20 miles d -- r east-centr- Mating Defeat red losses were Inflicted on three battalions I y Moslem bombing attack Monday night The battalions were religious leaders a 2004on summoned a mammoth rims' hit and routed in front of the Second Division just as the We meeting for tomorrow to were preparing to attack Red losses were staggering- - Allied sources atimatell demonstrate the rising temper against the United States as Communists lost nearly WON men In five days ors the east and well as Britain wed central fronts by round action alone Ground seam red casualties in the west and those inflicted by air attaas I scrt:a Korea remained to be on Ex MOSTLY MISSIONARIES ' people Other heavy B-- U IReds some BO prisoner milled about the prison yard but at "ring in" In the west nor114 of time they returned to their cells the Reds were on Cle run in an orderly manner and alLi-South 'Korean tro-”though the evening meal was vented trio I houses and inspected damage dose in Suraday's served about an hour later than MahY Utah state prison inmates were Mentioned v northwest of Sze-- J t usual there was no disorder by' GovL Bracken Lee as be toured the'expects twtatirto others or:!-o on four tni Calls Closed Meet tLe bank P s cl were st 13 r Meeting with the board memthey bers: Gov Lee Chairman John 3:11s pare: WASHINGTON 21 wbkh Great It said May Britain (LT) and Kingsley IL Clawson was tf: 1 thte thlr:h ef —The Slide Department disNEW American interests la fortes ' 1 represents Atty Gen Clinton A Vernon U 111-Advisclosed Monday that 30 or more ' ed who discussed the laws relative Chinese COMMUDISt reoetee11 1 asked China Americans have been imprisoned to punishment of rioters anej to Some :3 n s i ' ' t in Communist China for an ex authorities April 33 to take asp- Seoul the repairing of the prisors's dam I ( tended period" and said it is "ex- prvpdate steps to get legal areas e Warden A O Severson aged foreti t) - After a preliminary meeting Reds tremely concerned" about their conned for primers Is weary and sickened by the riotfate Ez--ct I even have not with the board at which four of answered destruction at Point of and ing said The -Amer ' the Department (7 the inmates were being quesw'r re 1 WASHINGTON WASHDIGION May 21 May 21 trIA ?retest the Mountain Prison reportleans—mostly missionarlea—were tioned the governor called for David K Niles long-tim-e -- 4 i General Omar White N said The BritIA Bradley rr proie jailed largely without explanaI C edly is an applicant for the Job t the closed session explaining: fre-- 1 is no raaltary obc a tion and the Chinese Reds have rest of the Amerk: t j t we make public certain state House' "mystery man" who t of superintendent -of the U Monday in rer a over lowered of silence curtain we quently speaks whispers jecilon to Chinese Nationalist the la')g of a c Cc t 1 that have come to us f: ermain at State Reformatory as Presione ' news of of l'1eir ' from troops Iltrassing red ?I lemay be jeopardizing innocent signed Monday Green Bay ' ' ormosa---s- o lives-Thltog as Americi is thing is too hot to do dent Harry S Truman's $1500 it The warden asked about the forces are nut involved But Le administrative aids entitled to " lay The public was a dectslon by tLe Supreme 'rho t:L:e t know what is going on out here Niles la one of the lett White application declined to talk advised against such a more I crown in Court British the colony C: Ut Wi4TY five-stafrom House Ple"ed r a holdovers the regime "bout possible chtinge except The general told sena- of lions Kong Monday which but we don't want to hurt the 1 e oist COntintied tc to of 11(001 the late President Franklin say that he had agreed to tors the Nationalists might Buinnocent J i take an eumination sometime ffer such losses in men and equip swerded 40 former Chinese Roosevelt permits to rerbIn Art i e ee e e e e e 4f China' to Red tionalist 1: airplanes r Now "about 58" as he puts it this week NI wu supPosed to ment that the security of Forchiding- a in litigation case been hut The "We are in a bad way when Niles Is businessmen ex3 have have House taken it he Cythe White mosa would be jeopardized today joined a the prisonerit no matter ' how Inner circle Ing to teal C'tina tar t:n !!asn' ' a '721 in July 1942 Some day be argued it might for year and further appeals plained The Associated Press a right they may be tan tell us Intl letter of resignation ef- reported that there were 42 ap- be °proper' to use the Chinese are to be taken (Ts year how to run our prison This is fective for the Wisconsin Cu- -: Nationalishi in the war as GenUrged Aid Bin 31 Niles wrote it denounced this refusial 1io plicants May We at situation ticklish best '"violation of the elementary prin WASHINGTON It lay Il Senator Styles Bridges (1 Truman: perintendeney eral MacArthur has proDouglas are going to push this InvestigaBefore accepting the Utah posed He insisted now Is not N H) told the Senate that the Meat men greeted the start of elplco of intenistirmat hw and a'awn is Travel Abroad Inric tion through t inunediately and courts action means the ai- Price Chief Michael V DiSalle's practice leadership the warden the time prison frankly am physically very was a lieutenant in the federal ' itt-rf-42 by to find an answer" beef The rollback "will have nes Communists inxiely tint Monday Department's price Presents View The board of corrections also tired and would like to take a prison system more planes with which to attack with fresh claims it will lead to daman The chairman of the joint estimate of was making lengthy vacation with tome travel black market and rationing ck kill boys" (1: iltla:: I 21211: am especially anxious Sas fags It Colton chiefs of staff gave these views andHe saidAmerican abroad was one more reason it They demanded anew that Con to visit the new state of Israel to the Senate Armed Services k why Congress should adopt mesa- gress kill all meat price conbut I want to do so as a private and Foreign Relations Commi- UreS kflot economic aid to trols Put the CIO retorted that -ID Doss vet to deny r I r t tanc'' t tegrAst ttees in his third day of outspoken citizen irecos '1 nation that shipped war ma- such action would mean ecoI any I ' C:' Assistant Elate of 'rsted $te Secretary In reply Mr Truman wrote: oppoidtion to the war program teriais to Communist areas in- nomic chaos Including an end 1 3 t a 1 T lp t the gel '' ' "Dear Dave: proposed by MacArthur Ile is cluding Red China to wage ceilings and called In- Dean Busk denounced of Mao Tse-tunlast government scheduled to testify spin TuesI am going to accept your Chairman Kenneth McKellar stead for tihter food price curbs 'as a Moscow puppet re- - rwl' T 'f- day -'- resignation as you want It done of the Senate Appro- - The battle over beef rolled be- Fridaywhich (D Tenn) does not re-In- t MacArthur lima urged the use but I want it distinctly undee WASHINGTON A - - Al '4 L - 4 Committee tilled the fore Senate and 'IOUS commit- - gime 21 (UP) priations May it of Nationalist troo'pa es part of anti Communist trade amend- - tees as farmers held their cattle the Chinese people and stood that when you have bad llollyvmod actor Jose Ferrer his to step up the war ment 'a tremendous step in the off the livestock marts ha droves clean hien ha l BO elZance of 11 S C plan your rest and vacation you will said 1c been be has ' Monday "always -- a L ARDEN NY May 21 tit -- report to use and we will have a opposed to commimism's but ad- against red China with bombing right direction" "t during the first day of trading recognition tiiwas recalled It that (:is and a naval blockade At presfurther conversation on what to ntitted be has been Senator Robert L Taft (IL If it is "honestly and justly under the first phase- of the try's attitude toward 1"k1 ---Bed Cl-ent Formosa Is being "immo-- I carried N wsj he said' its effect rollback Monday mid the only thing that do in the future" out" 'about lending his name to "good bilized 1-hen tooled s in U & 12:1 considerably the Seventh 13 nation" by this mldwest markets Is tom can '4destroy will be to cut off shipments of Receipts at "Tewer of Strength" causes" which turned out to be li ' Fleet to prevent red Invasion and war materials to Communist totaled only 41100 bead com- U S COnStil General Ar:us mitting it to "projects beyond The President added that Niles Red fronts -a I to forces from Chiants prevent T1500 our capacity to last with holns ThWA::::---::'-1:::rMonday China pared sWtall'ardiatnillutkodurenInweertrebelas4)edif -has been "a towner of strength who and star screen The stage a and ago OM° in Taft said our policy toward to me during the past six years" won this year's academy award Invading the mainland The House voted to accept Actually year s t Bradley said MacArthurs pro- the deficiency bill an allotment cattle prices did mot fall today pchaloyriet1 of Watt" Chine' cm"! Europe should be to arm those :Nilesthe son of a tailor hu for his performance in "Cyrano 1! t erreasel iniLIvRuswar would risk ulth are gram 10 threatened by handled White House relations de nations which of rollback The voted the Senate of pricker V:202013 by t ' ! Zergerac" staled his case in sin and would force the United for aid in were rekaied alter lour 'They Is an cattlemen Communist attack and to build with to doaverage in schools prices I I 7e minority groups He a fetter to the House I made S4Pt-- 1 ur-!- -I' the weeks but States to: 'strip" its defenses tense areasbuilding incident two months next the over nation up the air and sea power of the Is alsomany the covering Activities Committee which elsewhere known as an astute politis even more remote the faint at t' 1:::- - 1: s t 1 Vnited States This wili be added to $46000e and the cuts can come later cal adviser has subpenaed him to testify - He chance 7 ::37' then that be a Coroc':ze country this °CO previously appropriated for The meat packers and growers Offers 'Bed Way' emphasized position some- here Tuesday Site committee is Tte corrtn1-v- v:" I t) I ' ) has taken in the past that only At to his reputation as trained their big guns on the would recosplize the teds He argued the best way to the purpose Niles in man a communism of investigating thing 'mystery t t In t Amer-- s Eritain Gret limited numbers of U S soldiers Senate order before represents the bill beet The avoid war with Russia b to build deficiency passed by told a reporter Monday—speaki- Hollywood :ve to 1 t retrt icon tales interests tion business and civil is should be sent abroad which Committee was less Ranking rerrer ng in a low barely eudible voice: will be "glad to up the military might of Europe Congress said be 1 has China Jan in and made edministrationli repeated asked by Pres Truman with considering the Columbia Sponsored ' "There's no mystery as far as assist the committee in any pos- and continue the present 'lim- than to the CommurLA had-- i 1 Stztject La the Civil Defense Administration request for a tougher control protest' The Republican presidential rut concerned Part of my job sible way" and regrets that the ited" war policy hi Korea e ers act law when the cut heaviest all expires the present of I He testified there was no rift absorbing alstall "1 jecilajlitto t possibility spoke at the first Is to keep my mouth shut" committee subpenaed him withthe American June 30 American assembly meeting at Niles recently figured in the out eskinit U be would appear between MacArthur and the ad- government agencies 1 It when Conprent ministration over belief that the the former mountaintop estate news When his name bobbed up voluntarily 1: tax bill to the pces--nishank stronghold of Formosa UNDERWATER WITCII-IIUN- T of W Averell Harriman adviser several times in thi Senate inI was that "The fact subpenaed at tte might not be unta 1i:1 to President Harry S Truman- - vestigation of an alleged "influ- has caused considerable damage should remain In friendly himds -s of rate pre—rrent And be said MacArthur was The assembly under the spon- ence zing" operating around the to my wife and me in our proousted because be was no in The hike In L 1' I I I sorship of Columbia University Reconstruction Finance Corp fessions" be said atIls:3 taxes amounts to 'sympathy" with the Korean war and a favorite project of Gen a year thre--- h a 147: t t! r - was Eisenhower plans approved by the joint Dwight ro: I ti each t chiefs of staff and — President formed for discussion and clarififtws4 - Known sa Operation Hunter- boasts of rate parleys" frw cerita: (14Ittrt Natitw TM le ) f 1'Prill -rleit:e t'l el' MUT" S Truman cation of national and world St two &relate ea biome Initswahoe of unidentified also referred to More quent reports trtm:re ti:7 f i : ) ot taltstle would Ki ilerand In fact Bradley said klacA- lbset Album oblpplot lawnEtwoodia's issues by private citizens prosaically as A S W or antisub- subs sighted off our toasts and 13 23 5'' 1 a adieu atiorit by '' rthur's actions leopardbed civil' Taft spoke at a dinner presided lbw wt onarketwweippwil sub marine warfare this gigantic the Korean war heightened the bit ' No Dete tzt ian control of the armed forces ' ever by Lewis W Douglas foremI'm''' woorbews) sea is of the tireless probe -- COLUMBIA 21 (111)--- A battle between two water 0111ay mer V S ambassador to Great committee' ras rases (Inertia ploying hundreds of shim planes 7- Now though the buiLtup consororities that began as a "registered social event" developed Ity Edward O'Neill f r 3 Britain and chairman of the a substantial Imues define officials have terttstive effective e men and Senator' Walter F George 03 forming into the blued riot in Ohio State University history here MonNow York Kew Writ Lt t te curtain than the raised semblylt national policy board The Atlantic per fleet $1CC:C:3 the of the enough GO !part' brought up questionof day night NEW YORK May 21 —The !Navy also cautiously Omits that Irnit this reporter to state that our increases approve-- I eL - r 'We Have Capacity' troops Before the students were quieted they bad fought police using Chiang Atan of t Prowective tax lacit 'antisub setup is conaidered in es on Formosa He said he couldn't frightening possibility Imany new My own view Is that we do who used teargst bombs rushed women's dormitories stormed I 'callent condition formeeting any the bill atmod see why these troops shouldn't lantic Oeelin once more infested !devices are in use have the capacity to secure 'a two theaters and blocked treffie with a bonfire in the street 1 r The 'weed for the Operation sudden call to keep the vital by enemy submarine packo—this 'tarry S Tnoran's be used to harrass China practical control of sea and air Ten students thelud!ng a woman were arrested ort disorderly Eusalan--ha- s I our caused toore time Hunter-Kille- r It lantic clear $10C3enC:3 enemy of seaways became 1Well apparent from eonduct charges Bradley replied: throughout the world ” ) 13 sine year dre-e- d to mount on a to the Joint Chiefs of Staff early submersibiles--particularl- y the military point of view there Nary for monthsa round Nobody was hurt in the melee which witneues uid 'I believe we do have the 1 )11 the clock ha 194 when Allied Intelligence the recent return of our military 'Mond)! when tss cis no objection as I see ft to wartime basis capacity to build up an air force attracted more persons than pep rallies whose attendance had e : IA increasing watch of that antisub to Iceland forces paof with lever flooded on his was restrictions Basing reports so superior to Russia as to give officially been put it 0000 any removing : :2 f steadily in trope and intensity Itu“lan building of a huge trol planes there allows ts to lefwion-aus control of the air over this Police sent bell a dozen squad eve into tlie area and lira (Chiang's) doing these ' f t:z d blanket air with ( ' ci Atlantic With the the work proposed fleet at With the radar doesn't tub equipped along get mixed up provided he country over the oceans that men were called to help d Newfound-hor: Iceland cover from a a COW German market hmtbphotor47:k and t surround ' this continent Tbe demonstretion begsn as a water battle and then turned In such a way as -to inrrulss Gar ccbast radar planes flying p ( The Britain the Azores Berin which the dean of men on the own forces stint patrol offshore and Miner' Ins device that pertnits subs to evenrwhere except perhaps over into a general : e Earlier Bradley had said that ous fast carrier attack groups !ttly submerged even while re muda and Cuba as well as from thy scene warning the students such incidents would not set well Russia Itself t to in 'p exrerted carriers batteriesswift to not always their Atlantic think should be roving the of students the "I believe that should be the hi the minds 'wine day" it might proper combing !charging persons who college C re the f:1 bet our setrecY the area' wartime Amid our to use Chiang's forces if they fringes of Europe and Africa first priority and I have not get draft deferments was ignored During the rioting a new s we bad only bern as pre at a ere "well trained well equipped sub guard is up and ready from !plane to meet the threat were heard any substantial objection paper photographer's Jeep was rushed and his equipment badly 1 7 Column: soviet Canal led well made against that priority to Panama &erne and Iceland the well up Arrogant speeded supplied damaged Convict Undergoes Lee Quizzing ea-I-rioti- SEVERSON SAID SEEKING PENAL JOB jti'ys!ery'Al4: To Truman ROgn!POst' Blow' at Chin'a Says Bradley It ter Yanks in Chula PristIns Cause Grave Concern -- ie e-- ' ''' ' L-ci- ' -- r-- floI1Ecis a e - s nit Sere4pui if w I: r-- rr---- tit Amid Viranin no---- " :(-- -1 r -o' li coWiptheeuthinAlitnaryMegt:srrie"Urt:ohtnteiliretillusdt(teI:nolIwArt:r'cii:tLf's:is I: it- Taft Reasscil 'Heed Limit' Arms Policy tar Commie Avows 1 g irogr-!- 1 ry' a - I- r 41 - ' t 1 1- -- 3 rT' 7 r e- -- -- ihntic for vy Serstir OHIO COEDS' ViATER DATIIE RESULTS IN RECORD RIOT Illsstr:11 - 3 7- t'--e - 7-h- e r Kai-shek- 's sub-killin- g top-secre- -- !! 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