Show 2 THE SALT LAKE EMACIATED LOT :r:rc401:!:i: 4 t 4 0'f' e Yanks Reveal Stories of Red Brutality 70 More G Ls Hobble Free at Panmunjom 1 ' 0' ' i i - 1 t :t '4' l'''- - ILitt ---' "' I -- :4:!1:: '7:zi'''' t v - i Split in Party Permanent L Byrnes States 61 ''' - I I 4' : i i):!11 4 U S Airmen Rescued Crash In Atlantic ' ' '''7 rd4te7 - 17 LOST SAFE k t '''' UTAIN a"1 I '' ":' ' I --- ' :' ''' I Ps aki Y ' 1953 6 August 4 4i ' ' Thursday '4- 3 1 x ''' ' p - 'rRIBL'NE B-3- 6 Continued From Page Ono Continued From Page One 1 ' t t 0 George B Parkes that Maj Continued From Page One South Koreans left their trucks four days of "continuous torParkes was among the survivors governors conference Byrnes of the reend southern the to be paralyzed A Negro he said he saw in the heavy South- in Iceland picked up an S 0 S of the plane crash The Air I North Korean ture" soldiers by i center They were of all 01 1 ern vote for the Republican The only words it could hear Force informed the major's wife stood in the bed of the truck ception 1 Red military police the and conditions Most of — at her residence near Travis presidential nominee solid evi' were " bailing out " 1 NW4tri 0 ' I: 14 and stared into space before ages Shot Down Jan 11 brok South the dence - '' had that them were in noticeably worse Air Force Base Cal and she down to climb ! ) starting Capt William M Vinyard of telephoned the family in Ne444 en away from its habit of voting ' Masenburg's Superfort was Then he seemed to step off condition than their compan- ILI' Mo who was Democratic Independence shot down Jan 11 over the phi into space A hand caught hun ions released Wednesday "We were told for half a flying a Slick- - Airways DC6B At 9 10 a m the last 11 of the North Korean capital of Pyong1 Alti' Maj Parkes wrote his mother On the ground he stood alone 'k sick and wounded Americans yang he said by a swept-wincentury that if people In the off Ireland at the time said he last week and told her that he briefly and someone shouted South even thought of voting was in contact with the stricken was flying to Europe soon had cleared through the first M1G 15 "11elp him! Help hirn'" Republican grandfather would craft at the end tent Ile married the former Mau-turfrost-Thetep—medical checkup Ile said his hands were Friendly Hands Help over in his grase" he said "We heard one spoken word: rice Bruwn Richfield and they moved to waiting hell- - 'bitten but that nevertheless with a smile "Well no noise 'Jump' " he said "Then the have two children Claudia 8 Friendly hands guided him cowers for the short flight to North Korean captors bound to the medical tent was heard from the cemeteries radio went dead We knew the and Lail 111 Munsan he his hands behind his back where they George 21 months thot II) ihe riri More thoroughly examined and in my state last November when plane had ditched" Niany served as a born l'arkes 'Ala) me around butted hey they emaciated have were lots of people particularly the contingent their records checked Though the main rescue ef- bardier and navigator in World me no me gme slugged they were thin Thei exposed legs young voted their convictions" forts were far at sea a hunt War II and was recalled to acIt that most would food" he said "The torture N'414491'" as they climbed out of the truck have appeared Asked if he would like to see also was centered on a second to be flown on from Mon- - :went on for four tive duty in 1947 out of the days When T first the Democratic Party return to spot 193 miles west of Shannon an for further medical aid He has the following brothers I saw not would them they gibe first ambulance' wits missing power nationally Byrnes re- A U S search plane said it had and sisters: Mrs Ralph (Ida) had Pvt Grimmett been the information wanted they his left leg at the hip plied: taken to a tent for immediate they turned me over 'sighted f o a t i n g parachutes Belliston and Mrs Fred (RIO to the Chi lie walked with makeshift medical attention "Well I don't know what Dem among tangled wreckage there Gadd Nephi Mrs Lawrence i !nese to fatten me up wooden crutches tipped with ocratic party you are talking ''''''!'"''" American rescue Several other prisoners Bond Weber '' '' Roy "My hands hurt terribly all about If you mean the Demo- - planes parachuted life rafts and (Martha) pieces of old inner tube Ile stepped out of the It:ticks carryFlora Parkes I Ogden !County the lost and of time the ho medics the with talked part cratic Party of South Carolina supplies to the raft with the !W F I homemade left one" canes and ing Parkes Sharon Hill Pa f to which I belong the answer five men aboard But seaplanes helped him into the reception crutches '44 R F Parkes Kanab Mrs A tent would Racial Indoctrination be yes" 'could not land there because W (Nelda) Conover Salt Lake Two or three were helped to sick Th second He made it plain that no of the patient into the medical tent hobbling Masenburg a Negro law stu- heavy seas (ity Mrs Ferl (Vera Dean) arrive came out of the ambuovertures have been made to ' on shaky legs that ap-- dent at Wayne University beRadio alerts cracked through Blackburn along Delta and Mrs Reed lance in a Communist litter him looking toward restoration the gloom giving the exact had healed crookedly fore he entered the Air Force Madsen Portland ' if he He was covered with a light parently (Margaret) i of Asked party unity The R 0 K litter patients said the Reds gave him special position of the raft Scores of Ore blue cotton blanket Ills wasted PH ' 1I to Demo1 attend the planned 'indoctrination because of my were in pitiful condition ships from at least six nations 1 body made only a negligible icratic Party rally in Chicago 'changed wore Several of them course and sped toward !race heavy 111110101 t in bulge on the stretchei 1 to welcome the scene Some 4 An Aifierican Indian from casts on broken limbs ships steamed i E home Adlai Couldn't Smile Stevenson the from Irish ‘ i were immediately burn Wash Cpl Russell P f ports 4 t defeated Democratic presiden- The man on the stretcher treated 0 for badly infected James said he worked on a t 4 '' to The Tribune ) tial 1952 of nominee special Byrnes turned his face toward the wounds which were covered burial detail that burled 25 to ' : 4 I Y es ' NEPHI The mother of a 1 said he hadn't been invited :4'e Allied photographers Ile could with oozing bandages 30 American soldiers a day for The man who served as sen- - Nephi major navigator of the ! !" riot even summon up a smile The helicopter carrying the nearly two months in the bitter flubbard-Denoffers you -----ator Supreme Court justice and American RB-3i bomber which Meanwhile sick and wounded first wounded South Koreans winter of 1950-5' - crashed "assistant finest Ocean FrankAmerica's diamonds to the into Atlantic president" left for Munsan at 9:25 am S Sgt Robert M Wilkins - '1' ''' 4 : 44i 4 1 vikplahlatio lin D Roosevelt and as stale received word Wednesday after- - at America's lowest pikes or of tossed Detroit told W P Throws being 0 Cap TRADE IN secretary under President Tru- - noon that he was safe in an —and to prove it you can Richard Jones leaves White House man had One of the R 0 Ks the last to Into a dungeon and then tied in WASHINGTON-Publis- her Old Oes nothing but praise Ireland hospital two a for seleit kneeling position Mrs with any diamond in our be carried from the first Red President Eisenhower's ad-- I Mrs T II G Parkes Nephl NeWo litetreroo ---- ---Oveta- - Culp Hobby after meeting with Ike for DA it for ambulance angrily threw his weeks after he tried to escape displays—and huge ministration during its flist six was informed by telephone by Wilkins said a British officer Nsw Chinese P 0 W cap to the month any reason you are not satis M r s h e r YANKS FREE daughter-in-laand an American officer who -- --- -Gas Wain &atom fled return within thirty ground Ile said that settlement of to escape with him both tried The effort obviously pained the Korean War had increased Guaranteed for full refund or INSTALLID days died later from mistreatment at him physically No Down Gen Eisenhower's popularity jo credit Fair? Yes indeed— Reds Most of the returning R 0 Ks the hands of the a level even higher than on Payment MONEY FOR but that's the way HubbardAn emaciated South Korean $5 Per Mo were impassive however Election Day last November end YOUR OLD WATII MAUI Denn has au ay done busi Joint Communist and Allied soldier told of seeing North KoByrnes recently was named rean Reds beat seven American BOYS & GIRLS ness! obRed Cross representatives a United States delegate to the THOMAS A VALLE CO served the exchange !prisoners so savagely with rifle next General Assembly of the 6 ue MUNSAN 235 South 5th East CREDIT AT NO ADDED COST The Atlanta Cia and Cpl Gather-UniteANg butts that five died within a were There from each Nations but he was cau MI 'SWAMI — CALL tb2A1 ine Mich Kennedy Jr Detroit & United Nations command an- EARN SAVE few hours side Lions in dealing with foreign D Cruz Detroit nounced this official master list M Pfc Ruben WITH ich Pfc James T Thompson policy questions posed to him Itutlxvid-Den- n He Ark P fc Anthony R at th e press conlestnce COMMUNITY BUILDERS In Thursday's second P 0 W ex- - Ludwig Cincinnat i Ohio and hesitated he said to offer "un- solicited advice since he unPfc H James Montgomery derstood that change: commodity is in EEEE Pfc Dale S Smith New Weston IV N'a I ': 121 SOUTH MAIN STRUT large supply and very cheap in : 4'from Ida I man Pfc Bienvenido Acevedo washington (Only Plymouth 4 Intermountain region in Thurs-- ' New York City Pvt Billy K :::::''':'-E) Hatano Sacramento Cal Pfc '1E' i It:-- ' ii'' :'::-4:"'- ' day's list) Pfc Charles B Lex Allen 1Hannibal Marrero-AlvareCortown Pa Cpl John W James !atal I'uerto Rico Pfc Roy I r11 vq :1: Jr Baltimore Md Cpl Charles Broussard Crowley La Pfc glIZ- ::?:: Ali giftF Hearn St Louis Mo Sgt Dioniscio Orteza ):::: Pangnsinan 4 Kenneth M Hemric Yaokin-- ' Puerto Rico Pvt Martin C 1 ville Ky M Sgt Carrell C Guerrero San Antonio Tex - "'' ! !Hodges (first Air Force P 0 IV) 'Pfc Harvey H Howard Cass I 0v San Diego Calif Pfc Edgar J Lake Minn Pfc Roscoe Roark f Hinton St Louis Mo and Pvt 'I ersailles Ky and Pfc Willie 'L 40 I '1(ap-ke-so- tt : C Hill Nuyaka Okla Oscar Mo Stone Eldon Jr ': Pvt Shirley Grimmett Rita — Cpl Joe E Ramirez Houston W Va: M Sgt Ralph H Krue-- I Tex Pvt George M Sayre 4k-E 1: ger Black Hills Falls Wis 'Oahu T II Pfc Yoshio Tamaki :: 11c o s e v e I t IVilliams' Honolulu t Sgt Pfc Rafael Ill Sgt George A Rosa New York City Pfc f Pa Pfc Wayne L Martin East Lansing Stanley Glenallen :' 1 ti Fred 'W Porter Los Angeles Mich Pfc Mamerto M Mangle t ) I 1 i (4 T Cal William Jackson : Sgt Pfc SanLeyte Philippines k: ( ROCK BOTTOM PRICES West Monroe La Pfc Carl W !chez Del Rio Tex Cpl Fred :: Ill f) 1 House Columbia Mo Capt Jo :Garza Jr St Pharr Tex Pfc d t:i 1tt ft 't PRIM Pa Hill Drexel J Ricardo Deleon Corpus Christi Kutys seph I ': :: on MARIO RACCOON! 14) Cpl Orford C Langston Cot Tex Pfc Alfred C Ramirez This year marks our crowning achieveline Miss and Sgt Jerry Mot- Robstown Tex Cpl Jose G '' gan Columbus Ga Navarro El Paso Tex Cpl Arnold L Markham Pedro Rivera Perez Naranjito Cpl ment in trapping the greatest fur values ''kT5 Moncks Corner S C: Cpl May- - Puerto Rico and Pfc Enrique 1 Att nard A Towner Corning N Y : Pena Brownsville Tex s 10HAtilA ' t'4: be You'll offer! has market the as to ' 5 : Sgt Robert M Wilkins De1 kMich Robert troit Capt C1 Special to The Tribune 0 :40b i Hunry Chicago Ill Pfc EdNEW PLYMOUTII IDAenthusiastic as we are when you see ward F Tackes Chicago Ill Pfc Dale S Smith whose ' M Sgt Jack E Gauldine Asht4 46' 47 ' ): f k 7': mother is Mrs Edith M Smith 'i? :' luxburn Ga and ist Lt James R was taken ol' in values these :i': prisoner Nov 30 l :':!" 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