| Show Tribune Telephone VOL 167 NO It Jbe To call cc department of The Salt Lake Tribune dial Tor information service and sports scores dial 114 SALT LAKE CITY Leaders Act To Propel '54 Session UTAILN ALIVE 17 LOST Four Airmen Saved In Atlantic Crash Ike Knolstand Seek To Speed Close For Election Year Blue Smiling Skies yi THURSDAY UTAH MORNLNG AUGUST 6 Salt Lake City and Utah clear Nerada—rair Mostly lair Wyoming — Generally ill 11 Southern Idaho --- Fair and warmer Weather map on page 27 t PRICE FIVE CENTS 1953 Fears Mount for PO Health '4 As 70 More A eric S t 1 Amy 1 U S airmen— L'tahn—and the bodies of two others were re- co‘ered from rubber rafts in the stormy North Atlantic Wednes' day night 16 hours after they had bailed out of a 0 A1" '0 0matomit4 A —t I L Y 041""Not-ttltL t 11 4 tik-RO41 RB-3bomber reconnaissance '"i" 1 frli 4A 11a ir 4444 I 51 tthat crashed in flames ' :t N Special to The Tribune )71ii' '' A t 1 i blik ‘ Utahn d is The George Maj B1 )4 4 mairiiii —L-WASHINGTON "— --j a' Aug 5—Sen t 'Parkes 37 a navigator He is a ''''''1 ' ----1 William F Know land (R Cal) ''' 4 H f4"T G Mrs Mr son of and 1 :11 a: it 'I I k 1:17"P'0 1 1 11 '8)to r I i : newly elected Republican SenParkes of Nephi ' I a° I " '' s ate floor leader hopes to get T C 11 Other survivors were SiSiti tj‘ ''''i 4kis' I -' 7! t 26 D ' photographerI ' Speer Roy the January session of Congress ' 4 I ' l''6 'P 4 I '4( i t ' 4m Bennington Okla anti A 1 C' I off to a running start that will ' (1 r1:414 4 Harold E Parker 22 gunner b Ily ABoodated Press i enable it to spread the work 1 5t:rkt PANMUNJOM ' Spokane Wash The name of 1:14 :1)11 Aug 6—An: load and reach a comparatively ' the fourth survivor was not lin- other 392 Allied prisoners 70 " -- 4 7 mediately available of them Americans came hack early adjournment date t ' ' A ip Dead were Capt Walter N to freedom Thursday olloom amid Because 1954 is an election r 1 )' ''' ' ' Irg 1 '''''" '1 s 9 I' ' ' Hunter 21 radar operator San ''' t fears : for the health mounting 1 of members will year Congress v : Jacinto Cal and SiSgt Robert' - 1 e44 and safety of thousands still in -be eager to wind up the sesIt BuE Yoeman 28 gunner Red compounds i ( k i e‘45 t sion early so they can return chanan Mich P' -t The Communists delivered 70 f -t A British freighter the 7836- home and get down to cam-t' t more Americans 250 South Ko-'f OM 4 r ton Manchester Shipper took A to 4i paigning " br4 tit reans 25 British 10 Filipinos 4 --' 4007 ''' the four survivors and two bodi Would Avoid Pile-u7 Colombians 5 Australians and 1 ' 4" 1 1144 t 1 lea aboard - 1 C tLe ' i t 52 Turks—eight less than the ha d Knowland breakfast t Mission to Britain Wednesday with President daily 400 quota the Reds agreed 4 The plane was carrying 23 At A to send back There was no ex) i ( 1 Dwight D Eisenhower and later de ' men to Britain from Travis Air told reporters they discussed ' planation for the shortage it '' 0 'i Force Base Cal on a training The first of the 70 Americans the advisability of getting the ''''': 4'7 i mission when it was stricken I a 64 t administration's legislative prorepatriated Thursday was Pvt Seventeen re- - rii7a:kv-v-1-- -1 before dawn Shirley Grimmett Rita W Va gram to Congress as early as to maincd unaccounted for possible Such an approach he Travel In Trucks 4 A vast international said would avoid a For the first time the U N armada raced through mounting pile up such as occurred in the Maj George B Parkes in open arrived prisoners seas to reach other possible session just ended Nephi flier safe in Ireland trucks survivors The search centered The senator said he discussed The first group freed was 477 miles west of Shannon ingoommodull with Mr Eisenhower the possiInimultlismonosommapamillatimodiolemoommolommaymila ildwrimanienosommonammoolow litalodoimsammornimee made up of nine South Koreans land bility of a special session of wehaerrleierAmericatn sesiagrhcth The nine South Koreans s returnees are at Americans The from of 'Treedirect Munsan the This scene shows the tint group repatriated radiophoto Congress to consider raising the mostly wore blue cotton Chiing a raft with five men aboard dom Village" when ambulances arrived front PIMMUNOM With debt limit and that the Presibeing taken to a processing building at the right of photo nese summer uniforms them "waving like mad" dent reiterated his assurances loThe search One or two had on white 4644 4 t one of the greatthat congressional leaders will TALES POW SHOCKING jackets est in the Atlantic's history be consulted before any call I There were three open "Mo e went on into the wind and for a special session is issued tov" trucks and two ambutorn darkness Near gales Wait Tax Facts lances in the first group of waves high as a house whipped k Know-lanvehicles The administration The Manchester Shipper New York Times Service The prisoners did not wave said will have a better idea of veteran sea other — 5 WASHINGTON daring Aug or shout as they pulled into the of its revenues after Sept 15 rescues was of the first scores! the first of 208 bills enclosure when third quarter tax pay- Signing him left for by Congress Presi- of shi ps from more than six (1 bf unarmed Two jeep-load- s ments are due He said Treasury to nations reach area the crash D Eisenhower dent Dwight the Red accompanied troops Secretary George M Humphrey Wednesday FREEDOM VILLAGE KO- injuries he was asked "What Survivors' Condition began a busy week V N reIV H Lawrence little convoys estimates it will take about 10 1 wind with will that up probably do you think et Truman and turnees seemed to be in good 11i4 Aug She radioed that one of the k days after that date to figure his New York Times Writer for Colorado for survivors Was in fairly good Thomas D Harrison highest- MacArthur?" condition government income and that a departure -long period of recreation and condition SEATTLE Aug 5 — Gov although suffering S officer yet to re Ambulanie CurtainedrAnd wheu he replied :okeh" Congressional Leaders may meet work ' ranking11 from 11' A Catawas second James exposure South end' of with MrEisenhower about Sept turn 'from' Bed Prison eampa he said they would playfully The President arrived In suffering from shock and a darn Only one patient appeared to 15 if necessary lina iiiserted Thursday that pe told stark Story of thrust loaded rifles at his head be in ono of the Olubulsnete Thursday 7:28 at from am Washington arm a and airman third aged 11 Such a meeting Knowland they Canvas curtains were drawn brutal torture:by Communist er swjns pick axes as his round-tri-p flight of more was reported "badly shocked" pie from the Potomac River to said would be held in Washingwere going to strike him militarl the Mexico Gulf tobta1n trying of have 5000 miles to the govertightly on the second ambuIndian than U The S Air Force said sio ' The young colonel said he was lance ton or in Denver if Mr Eisen- nors conference from hIm in Seattle He names could be released yet their solid ties with the utiotial hower is vacationing in Colo- went on a march from Pyongyang to fighter-bombe- r The The second Communist conimmediately to breakfast Maj Arthur P Beam 30 was Demoiratic Party and hive oil rado at that time pilot a second cousin of Lt a prison camp on the Yalu River voy pulled into the Allied camp with Sen William F Knowland to command of the flight The James C Hagerty dared their continuing Politice White of California Gen William R Harrison sen In the winter in which men died at 8:53 am newly elected Re- homter was on the way to House Press secretary said the Because of his leg injuries he He saw said be Prisoners in open trucks were Allied truce delegate was tor Independence Senate of the leader Lakenheath Air Base England President and Mrs Eisenhower publican said he rode all the way on an all clean-shave- n in shattpscoltin over Korea shot down North no chance of reuniting the party had slept for 30 days training The President ox cart to Wednesday's disheveled' trast probably would cemplete their through most of the flight and 1051 was Harrison May among so 338 as 'radioed at It am that nationally long patty loyvacation plans Wednesday and he was rested for a Lt Samuel E group A B 29 70 AntliC1111 liberated by the day two of its five engines on the alty pledges are demanded of that he might be able to an- He signed 21 bills mostbusy The South Koreans were Beds in today' second P 0 W Masenburgr 25 Detroit told of of them right side were afire convention delegates nounce them Thursday listed as sick and wounded Column See ?stet at exchange of a minor nature decorated Panmunjom Later messages said all five Week-enDemo They were in two battered cov ! He said North Korean police Byrnes a Departure three of his former comrades right-sid- e e 'moo engines were out and ered trucks and 5 smudgy green 'Started torturiog him at I camp The President is expected to in arms who are retiring from the plane losing 'altittide rapid crat who held many high 'offices Dixon Iota Li Sas laha ambulances — all bearing small Cpl near November and PyetigYang leave this week end An office the joint chiefs of staff ly At 4:40 am Keflavik Airfield during the Roosevelt atut area war Cal Red Crosses On their sides The sepatztated See Page for the President is being es- had a session with Gen Mark Column 7 marl administrations bolted the P W survived death march 0 South Koreans sang when they no Harrison said comW given Nations United Clark in hush administration tablished the Democrats last year to back got to the camp All food even the time for days building of Lowry Air Force mander in the Far East Clark Dwight D Eisenhower as did American in One dark-hairehe was compelled loyatch other Base in Denver Facilities for showed him the actual armistice many other Southerners shouted: crowd the eat people press conferences and for press agreement signed in Korea givThe South Carolina governor "I am from Detroit" WASHINGTON Aug 5 Gil— On the eighth day he'sild the telegraph facilitits have been ing him the pen used for the said he would be unwilling to D EisenPresident Balled Out el Plans Korean Dwight a National police put set up there signatures attend any future convention of hower was reported Wednesday and foie towel on his President Eisenhower deHe poured said be bailed nut of a Knowland said he hopes no Democratic the Party where water on the towel night planning his first veto of plane shot down over North such a loyalty pledge is respecial session will be necessary clined to comment on the Korea "When that is dons you can- a major act of Congress Thurs- Korea and was captured but said he is certain such a situation outlined to him by quired not breathe' the cdonel said day — against a bill repealing He was MSgt Carroll T session will be necessary if Gen Clark A limited party loyalty pledge I passed out they the 20 per cent tax on movie Hodges Another airman was When The was imposed by the 1952 Demoprincipal bill signed by there is a new outbreak of agNew York Times Service MOSCOW 5 (UP)- -- would bring me back by jabbing was $1086- the President the Aug or if the world in Maj Thomas D Harrison the Gov convention itheater tickets but gression BERLIN Aug 5—The East cratic is the deadline for Harrison of the Ili& Oth Air Communists should break the 645601 appropriation measure Byrnes along with Gov John S Premier GeorgiAlalenkov's gov- ms with lighted cigarets" he for the State Justice and Com- German government Wednes- Battle of Virginia refused to ernment announced Wednesday went on "This went on for two the President to act on the Force Fighter Wing is the bus truce in Korea measure He can sign it into band of Mrs Doris J Harrison The senator said he will fly merce Departments day appeared to have quietly coniorm and very nearly were night it was cutting defense days" He said he never gave the law veto it with a message to Rt 3 Clovis N M and the Another authorizes the loan lifted its restriction on travel denied seats in the convention to his home in Oakland Friday spending for the coming year Cammunists the information Congress or simply kill it with nephew of Lt Gen William K and later this month will em- of two submarines to the gov- to Berlin as thousands reachad But at a dramatic a pocket veto by doing nothing Harrison senior Allied truce small a of and ernment Italy the city from remote parts of session during which fire brokel by 32 per tent and taxes on they desired bark on a trip to the Pacific and Harrison seemed in good conCongressional sources said negotiator the country to collect the out on the convention floor' agriculture by 43 per cent Far East an area in which he aircraft carrier to France The -- last American prisoner he West's food gift parcels Wednesday evening the Virginia South Carolina and A sweeping review of Soviet dition when he was interviewed they expected a pocket veto has shown intense interest while of the first truck with Eisenhower making a to climb-o- ut Nevertheless In Congress He said he will worked on the speech he will the Commu- Louisiana delegations were a1-- 1 economy was presented to the at Freedom Village He appeared shock was in Comafterwards statement He a over in four the explainsaid citideep later that deliver a seats lowed major as to nists determined their the to make private keep trip appeared Supreme Soviet when it met in See Page 2 Column 1 Thursday night (4:30 pm continua their efforts to sabozen and not as a representative Talking with reporters during joint session to bear Finance munist hospital because of leg ing his action MST) of any Senate committee tage the scheme Taegliche a recess in the fourth annual Minister Arseni Zverev's ansee Page 2 Column nual budget report Rundsehau official Soviet newsPROGRESSING 'FINE' paper in East Berlin said that Income $1353 Billion collection points had been esThe grand hall of the Kremtablished at railway stations lin reverberated with applause East to Germany throughout whew Zverev announced the handle the food parcels "volunnew agricultural tax reducing tarily returned" which lasted almost two hour the present levy by 43 per cent! SEOUL Aug 6 aids Discussion of Rhee's Hand Out Parcels Soviet the in much 5 ambiguity" (UP) WASHINGTON Aug with plans for further cuts next! of U S Secretary of State John unifies-lio- Dulles and Rhee were said to Korean of goal more close study is West Berlin to seek the open-Wednesday year Foster Dulles and President —The State Department said note that in Wednes- have agreed was needed before this country can bitinded out 140000 parcels behalf on of In the his Korean of the were peace confering report Rhee Press Associated Thursday 1Syngman By Russia apparently Wednesday reply He also said the United whereas the official East Bercabinet Zverev said income un- 'reported nearing agreement on day's opening conference — a ence sometime in the first half New a the rains for Heavy pelted with the left bas door ajar States first must consult lin figure for Tuesday was der the budget would be 5433! a U mutual security session which Dulles said "went of October England coast Wednesday 2000 'rubles billion) ($1358 Big Four meeting on the ex- the British and French They turned over to a special billiqp very well" pact while showers sprinkled the Back of the uncertainty was About 15000 residents of and expenditures would total U S Army Secretary Robert "worktng committee" of U S conferred two The statesman plosive issues of Germany and a Soviet Gulf Central and Plains the a suggestion of Big Five Brandenburg Province which 5305 billion rubles ($1326 bil-- at Rhee's mansion for their sec- T Stevens and Gen Maxwell D1 and South Korean officials the Austria but officials want to meeting including Red China surrounds Berlin appeared at Coast area details ond meeting in two days on vital Taylor 8th Army commander problems of negotiating Cooled air flowed across Bon) mak sure the offer contains to discuss means of lessening food handout The new defense allotment stations Wednes- the Great Lakes area Warm and a accompanied Dulles to the sec- of the security pactproblems no unacceptable conditions world tensions ($27550- - common cotirse for the forth- ond meeting apparently a fn11- day The committee- - met-- br the Th Russian attitude was conand humid weather prevailed was 110200000 rubles It was not clear whether the is 36 billion still used which devious 000000) Many afternoon and an authoritative tained in a note replying to a first conference was predicated routes along the Gulf region and rubles WOO million) less than coming Korean political confer- dress session tickets to They source said later Made -"contddbought was time It first that forence the a for Atlantic on th second Big Three proposal towns and then stayed northward along the for the previous year r Stevens w h o accompanied erable progress from the Emerging to states Robinson Mctivaine aid - to nearby eign ministers conference on Virginia on the trains while 20 Per Cent for Defense The same source slid It as d !meeting Dulles told newsmen Dulles from Washington sat in Afternoon temper atures Germany and the the assistant secretary of state conductors looked thefriendly other were SoThe "very possible" that such a Austrian peace treaty The defense figure was about the talks were progressing on the talks in the 70s or for public affairs read this generally Also attending the second treaty could be initiated or He said Thursday' 80s along the West Coast and 120 per cent of the total outlay "fine" viet note was disclosed Tuesday brief department statement to way Walk Last Mlles Ambassador signed while Dulles dill was in the Plateau States for the new year In 1952 it was meeting was devoted mainly meeting night Ireporters: A State Department spokesOthers covered the last dozen "This Soviet reply does not Generally fair weather is in 239 per cent in 1951 it was 213 to South Korea's economic Henry Cabot Lodge top U S Korea and submitted to the 'representative to the United Na- Senate at its next session man said however there is "so appear to reject the proposal of or so miles by bus street car store for the Intermountain !per cent and in 1950 it was 183 problems Rhee had demanded the' seTheir talks already were re- tions U S Ambassador to Koa four-powforeign ministers bicycle or afoot region Thursday with no per cent con Ellis Assistant to have 'rea Most of But Temthe Much so Briggs treaty as one of his eon produced Is to Members cutity be ported there Supreme stowing precipitation expected appeared 'meeting with the Today's chuckle lambiguity in the languagelhat their booty with friends or peratures will remain about Soviet's two chamber s—the siderable progress toward a se Secretaries Walter S Robertson ditions for going along - s a great deal more study induct relatives in West Berlin rather the same as those of Wednes- Council of the Union and the curity treaty and there were In and Carl McCardle and Arthur Korean armistice The treaty would tat ea the After two days in the hospi- ing consultation with the Brit than take a chance on having day except in Sout he r !Council of the Nationalities— dications that accorewould be Dean special consultant to tal he took a turn for the ish and French must be given It seized when they reached the Idaho where it will be slight- will meet hi separate sessions :reached before Dulles departs Dulles on the present mission forthcoming political confer: In Wednesday's session ence to defend the &Out& before a reply can be dra4ted" home railway station ly warmer 1Thursday to debate the budget for Washington Saturday Nam LONDON one of them Aug 5 14A—Four dazed half-froze- a - rirtmitrn411-- r- 7 kl g 4 4 J 41' ?r 2) tt t - - i - '- ' i- 7 1 4 4 tir kttt t 4 e -- er ti it - ' A - 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