Show 1 Tribune Telephones 11 tlesks anti editorial depart rents TM 34311 Information aports scores EL 51511 BustliPsa advertising and circulation ENT Vol 173 (7 : r4A) -- - i !1 11 It 1 41 I Nr 26 ') II 40 - in Thum lay lktoraing — May 10 194 — Copyright IVA Salt Ledo City Utah r ' kearog-Triburt- k4r Bitter Greek Rioting i 3 Injures 124 Kills ' f ATHENS GREECE May 9—Anger against Britain for eon- Greek Cypriots tn die on the gallows surged up here Wednesday in bitter rioting against both Britain and the I ' - -' 4 d ti George to Retire At End of Term - -----7- -- --- fT py sisneiliteft orris i o ' -- 4 1 f 1 er - - ‘ I ----------- - WASHINGTON 'i I May Vet rieorge of Georgia - Critical So ions Hear View ‘ 4 ) fr - p fly Associated rress leran Walter t United States 1 1 WA ItINGTON May 9 Ithe dean of more than '''' 'It Senate's f '''' Adm Arthur W Radford e hair- k ) 4 The government Judd three persons were killed and 124 ' ' Man of the joint chiefs of staff said Wednesday the nation's 53 years of service bowed out ' : 3 seriously injured before troops and police restored order An defense forces are ready to deal with the start of any "shooting rf -of the race for renomination i ' y w I1 war global or otherwke" of ere hurt also demonstrators Unspecified number slightly ' i t Wednesday ! Ills testimony in a Senate appropriations subcommittee was ! I Both Reported Bunted 1 The 78 year-olhead of the Ii echoed-- hut with less certainty-- by s' Gen Maxwell D Taylor the d'r Early Thursday reports from Nicosia Cyprus said the two Senate Foreign Relations Com- i chief of staff r Army's i'i and 23 Dimetrious had both Andreas !nen Michael Karaolls mittee and Democatic spokes? I Taylor said he is "aw are of a z man in Congress on foreign been executed )J I 'v number of soft spots" in the r-y : ' Indicated willingness to acThe rioting was the worst since the 1944 Greek Revolution ' Army program but still believes ' 144 cept next January an offer by Premier Constantine Karamanlis Wednesday night blamed IL "our present eapabilities do per i z Wel D President EisenhowDwight '1i 'anarchist element(' for the violence In a statement to newsto perform our roost im - eq pmnirtlaunl 't er name him as personal amto sane is to he said "determined his as tasks we now see Walter GeorgeNears close impose government papers T1iivder- bassador to the North Atlantic them" tions (punishment) on the culprits and to stamp out anarchist of eareer In Senate c Treaty Organization (NATO) i'l manifestations" Tne adequacy of the present 1 Major NATO Role ' ''' A stonethrowing mob shat-- I‘SeelliS ' a program "is military 4 ' ' matter of judgment" largely In that post he would have ' tered windows in the building me I Taylor j ' i t a major role in tentative plan' ' said and added It is difficult to ! housing the US Information i exnow to a is to under dedicated which make definite determination" way ning 1 Agency r 4 "pe pand the NATO military alliI improvement of understanding Critical Background 1 CI) 'I ance to cope with political and i A among the western allies i The testimony came against economic 7 Greeks possibly t JrN'' problems fought police I a background of criticism 'Angry —' by t: anA little in an attempt to break into the sadly George Head-loa- e Democratic senators and others ' It nounced to a Capitol Hill news building but finally were f q ii that the Eisenhower defense I i -tt ' 7 I t conference that he will not run driven off by counterattacks in 4 is inadequate Sen A program WASHINGTON May 9 (UP) tion" and found that he seems again "for good and sufficient I which the police said they fired 1 Willis liobertscin t1)Val ex- A‘ I t'17 ' reasons which I will not elab- I Into the air The office had I—Prosident Dwight D Eisen- Ito be in good health" e i the t that misgivings pressing t exorate" a "brief Disclosure of the Walter Reed ' dosed for the day and no bower underwent 1 1 ' too be small program may A mile away Mr Eisenhpwer I ' Americans were injured there !amination" by his heart special- - 'examination highlighted the asked assurance that military q connews his own The rioters did not explain 1st Dr Paul Dudley White President's news conference at 11''3 telling 1: I chiefs would be allowed to give t ' '1 ex- ference that George was one of and will go through which Mr : Eisenhower ' why they singled out the I "uninhibited testimony" k in pressed new hope for a Mid- the "wisest and most disintertnation Center but apparently la checkup "tin" said Radford he gives ' ' 1 i — I' staged the attack as a protest 'Walter Reed Army Hospital east peace staunchly defended ested" of men "in his efforts to I v qualified support" to planned i and rebipartisanpeace of' 11 his United N States' I the defense and 1Pr"lime policies against 1Friday manpower level s Ile described I ' ' Itt t 4 0 fusal to support Greece's claim White told reporters after fered a new job to retiring Sen ship in international affairs' them as adequate to "perform Adm Arthur W Radford t ' i Advised by Doctor to Cyprus r 3 'examining Mr Eisenhower at Walter F George i: h all essential tasks in the initial '' for 'any shooting war! t ''2 t ':" Ready to That idea sparked a the White House that "he seems i disarmament DanDr Worth ' Previously Turning ' 4i stage of a shooting war global ' I 4 1 riot by 4000 Greek to be in good health" problems the President warned iels George's physician had 1 or otherwise" students here Dec 1954 sgainst against any belief that his con- said in a statement that he had 'Major Checkup' Radford and Taylor spoke nut a building housing five US 1i siolmoki at ' 4 The President told his news tinuing correspondence with advised George against making hearings on the Defen se Ile- IL aRussian Premier Nikolai A Bul- a strenuous campaign Daniels agencies—the US Army Navy conference earlier the partment's proposed hospital and Air Force Missions to See Page 2 Column 1 said George had a heart diffiDefense Secretary Charles E Wilson told Senators Wednesday dollar budget for the fiscal year examination NO 11 be a "major Greece the US Information culty and diabetes in mild form defense budget will buy 12 more B52 bombers than requestedI that begins July 1 They testmedical checkup" lie said the Agency and the US Consulate doctors will and "needs to take care of himicheck course" "of SWilson tDefense Hard on the heels of Wednesself l 0 for difficulties" "cardiac any days Athens mob action a but that the examination was a rel:de:after Reports from Georgia where of throng of 1000 tried to storm routine annual the Augusta Chronicle broke the not di jet bomb- physical Ay Associated Pm's the British Consulate in Saloinin article story copyrighted diffito late related "my redly 190 1V1ISIIINGTON second nika Greece's city May 9 — The dicated that George was facing Reviews Budget Senate miles northwest of Athens Po- culty" Committee Agriculture possible primary defeat by forWilson said the budget car Mr ElsenhOwer who suffered lice turned them back in a fight Wednesday night completed apmer Gov Berman Talmadge ries funds for 202 of the big proval of a new soil bank bill which left at least 10 persons a heart attack last Sept 24 will Within a few hours of Service Times York New carriers compared with alter loading it down with a as some Stalin's rule) enter the hospital Thursday New York Times Service Injured Georges statement Talmadge an Air Force request for late initial 9—A MOSCOW immature May sharp try politically and until people 'evening flurry of amendment& Burn British Flag remain WASHINGTON May 9 — The announced he will be a candibuild 190 Present to to money in do" the guardeclared Chairman mil!tary highest newspaper The Allen J El lender noon dispute White Atomic A British flag was burned Saturday Energy Commission date for the US Senate seat in ters over the I output is six a month and it ) told reporters he thought rewriting House said a "complete report" Wednesday issued revised per- the Point of Difference 12 oftSept was not stated when the 202 will the ea rly in the outbreak—an primary the history of World War H was will be made public Saturday sonnel proposal could win approval The chief Point of difference be security regulations in a forces however already revealed built in an un- - between shoot of agitation within both afternoon Wednesday of President Dwight D Eicennotable new effort to balance were looking for a candidate to the two publications Meanwhile the House opened bower who vetoed a usual way this country and the Greek ma- previous concerned the question of pre debate on an national safety and individual oppose the Stopped for Visit and Talofficial Zvezda appropriation bill catch-al- l farm bill colKrasnaya Island Batish the On Vestnik Voyenny jority White who will not partici- rights to provide the Defense Departmadge said himself that he ex- newspaper of the l‘linistry of :paredness Aiken Doubtful A policy statement in the new said the &Army had been ony of Cyprus for union of Cy- pate in the Walter Reed examiment with $33635000 in new pects opposition reover took umbrage D Aiken Sen plorably prus with Greece unprepared George nations was in the capital to rules effective Thursday said In funds the announcement that cently published charges in coming fiscal year Zvezda xontradict Stone s clubs and gunfire testify before a Senate appro- It was the commission's intent heGeorge's who often speaks for the ad Krasnaya with carry-ovefunds Coupled came not run a would defense ed this again Voyenny Vestnik Of mingled in the fighting It asserted the Commu- this would finance the actual ministration on farm policies priations subcommittee on med- to safeguard security "in a mana thunderclap to most of ministry magazine that military the injured 63 were policemen ical research funds He stopped ner consistent with traditional like nist FartY's central committee Democratic his spending budget of $35200000 expressed doubts about complicolleagues They forces were unprepared for the and the Soviet Several suffered bullet wounds In the White House to visit American concepts of "had 000 cated compromise proposals for government in justice" and of because Republicans joined Nazi onslaught Barbed wire entanglements Into account long before taken price supports On corn and If Mr Eisenhower's personal Mahon Chairman with George Significant Changes praising the President's offer Stalin's rule were strung around the British the Fascist war fact the that Gen Howard of the house military other livestock feed grains See Page 2 Column 7 These are among the signifiCoils of wire were physician liaj Zvezda revealed the Germany would attack the So- Embassy Krasnaya "I think we may be able to McC subcommittee while and there appropriations cant new features: dropped off at the US Em- went inSnyder controversy by attacking as "ut- - vlet Union" work this out later on the Sentold his United the see to President the colleagues I In an effort to deal with bassy for use in throwing up t ate floor" Aiken said— terly wrong and harmful" the States and Russia White said he gave Mr Eisen-ho- the of confidential inproblem similar entaglements there if article in Voyenny Vestnik Rejected was President Eisen about'' reached the point where er "a very brief examina formants the regulations say necessary bower's Zhukov Authority I request for authority to to each bas "the full capacity that such Informants—who may -— Guard Dotes to make advance payments a other" the is speVestnik destroy JCVoycnuy not be disclosed to the accused this if farmers agree they year Solid lines of police guarded cialized tactical journal for of' Argument 'Pointless' person — should be thoroughly to take land out of crop prothe big downtown hotels of with concerned ficers study In such tin event he said duction next a questioned by hearing board year and put it crammed with American and of the military experience "the argument as to which aide in the "soil bank" and impartial board counsel British tourists World War II and the theory is the stronger will be some2 The regulations further WASHINGTON Instead the committee acThe riots flamed after Arch9 (UP)— and practice of modern war May what pointless" cite broad of the the a Greek that would authority the Dorotheus cepted bishop on the other Because the United States authorize proposal this AEC to subpena witnesses with An American chemist has con- Krasnaya Zvezda By Associated Press year to payments Orthodox primate of Greece a political ABOARD USS MOUNT MC- the intimation that in unusual fessed to the Senate internal hand is and Russia are approaching who Indiana Late the returns farmer put in any actually blasted Britain's Cyprus policy KINLEY organ whose function is ENIWETOK security cases reluctant wit- security subcommittee that be military equality Mahon said part of his land in the soil to failed in an address befqre a throng of and presidential voting stole US industrial secrets for to publicize ideological 10 (INS) — The hydrogen nesses the military situation "rela- bank this may be forced to testily a year 5000 at a widely advertised May show signs of a farm revolt tively speaking is bad" ) Communist Russian 1933 on test principles bomb from is Party spy ring No other st malty program has 11 to I— Vote Tally tn Athens' main square to 1940 It was disclosed WednesIt was not overlooked that against the tisenhowei admin Ile pictured Russia as outproThis communications any provision for subpena lie said the executions would quivered with activity and ship send vote the bill on both The to tenthe ultimate authority for day beistration but as the count ducing the United States in power bring "an abyss not a gap with Sen was to the Senate Wag Marshal sion bombers before deSubcommittee sources publications began rising shortly neared an end Wednesday night heavy long range jet Casual Meetings tween Britain and Greece" Williams John defense J the Zhilkov voting K said noon "we still when but the weather to outrank clined Wednesday Georgl scientist the identify "We will never forget the 3 Hearing boards are told to Marshal Zhukov is a the percentage vote for the Soviet Union in long range no Sen Aiken passed "until I so greatly that minister the for time reports but improved being and predicted tyrmeasures of repression fell slightly in considering alread over the provisions again all signs pointed to a drop near disregard bomber capabilities" that be would be asked to testify hero of Ward War II and a President Mr Eisenhower Nevertheless anny on Cyprus" said the beard- dawn subversive assdciafiona leged 11 Communist P Schrivner of in the morning" Errett cm member of the top (about Friday Rep sometime in the near a bal publicly from still was far ahead In the nor- Kansas ed primate speaking or casual meetings" Thursday MST) of America's any "chance future ranking Republican on Also accepted by the Senate Party leadership cony within sight of the Acro- first mally Republican state as he Mahon's subcommittee of the Individual with suspected said that may stir administration opto Be Confused' Contacted Since portable 'Not and Sen Estes Kefauver of polls A Joint Task Force Seven persons or "contacts limited to total air lii that strength the position: They said the chemist told Apparently concerned lest Tennessee running In separate United States outclasses and normal business or official relaAn amendment by Sen MilCharges 'Barbarism' statement read: the subcommittee In recent charges directed against Stalin's primaries received 58 per cent that would R Young ton "The British by the barbarmore Russia outnumbers "Forecast conditions are con- tions" by closed-doorule be misinterpreted and 40 per 'cent of the total than two to testimony that after 4 Membership in a subverpossible drops of 5 per ous measures they take are tinuing to improve There is sufprevent one" his break with the Soviet spy Krasnaya Zvezda issued a deter vote respectively A Senate subcommittee In- cent in support levels on wheat attempting to smother the Voice ficient possibility of acceptable sive organization may be disreof Claims Victory Britain demand corn and peanuts during the conditions Friday morning to garded if the individual with- apparatus in 1940 he was con- mined endorsement of Cyprus We relative vestigating rule in unified and two tacted command or times three two paour by of the lives drew high the from disclosed the on when it air power relatively Despite Wednesday next two years group spare Justify going A Eisenhower vote in the laght that testimony on this score plan for rice status and trying to get 'Chero- was listed by the attorney gen- Russian authorities the last the army itself triots" that without Ellen-de- r time 1950 saying in of "It goes convicted state chairman the Hoosier in was by Allen no eral if he had Karaolis kee' off" sponsored Chief from voting knowledge of command is not to be Kefauver claimed "a great vic Dulles Intelligence constaThese sources could said the Ile emphasized secretary Nicosia Its a secret is is aims if police Cherokee or code subversive name the of he killing being kept of the cult with the confused reemthat the into of was scientist never back basis the on earlier it decide about in the tory" putting which a giant eight-je- t subsequently established "his ble with a bullet Sen Stuart Symington (Dthe to turns complete for the Repubwill drop over little rejection and Dimetrious was convicted Nlo) the chairman said the Iloperation but that if it is used of its subversive ployed by the government They Individual (an allusion said the data be slipped to the lican side but still counting on See l'axe 3 Column 1 See rage 2 Column 6 of shooting a British business- Namu Island aims" Russians was not government-classifiethe Democratic side man in the underground drive Complete returns from all Information but tridusto overthrow British rule 4361 precincts in the state Look I'm Sunburned! trial then secrets and techniques Rejects Appeal showed: unknown to the Russians The British governor Field Eisenhower 353938 58 per One source said the scientist reMarshal Sir John Harding cent of the total vote told the subcommittee he was New York Times service Jecied sppeals and ruled Tues Lar Daly 13417 2 per centonce given an assignment that Nikita MOSCOW May 9 242422 43 per cent day the two were to die Kefauver By Associated Press In Athens Foreign Minister 'coordinated attack They esti-- I "Involved violence" Khrushchev Communist Normal Spread ALGIERS May St—National mated 200 rebels were killed Refused Orden Spyros Theotokis protested to Party secretary was quoted Kefauver outpolled EisenBritish Ambassador Sir Charles ists smashed at 46 towns and As the Algerian crisis reached But this source said the scien- Wednesday as having said the Scattered showers and thunBy Associated Press Peake Tuesday night the rejee military posts of eastern Al- a high point- - France ordered tist refused to carry out his in- Soviet Union Is preparing an hower 25451 to 14958 in Lake derstorms simmered central sprinkled an area The indusplains such tion of the appeals announcement on County comprising geria Tuesday in a concerted 50000 more troops sent to North stnictions Kansas northeastfrom eastern Important midsummer In type heat trial cities as Gary Hammond But in London Prime Min- offensive of slaughter and ar- Africa to combat the rebellion Subcommittee sources said disarmament to great Lakes Another ward winds as Wednesday southerly East results but and Chicago Besides the coordinated at- the chemist was not part of an titer Sir Anthonx Eden's e lie and Foreign Minister there represented about a nor- blew warmer weather into much area of precipitation extended at-- tacks in the east the National- American ernment was reported resolved French troops engage-clthreceived Molotov of the from southern and central Calispy ring such as those Vyacheslav mal party spread in a primary of the eastern to back op Harding's judgment tackers north of Constantine ists launched harassing attacks described by Elizabeth Bentley Frencha group of fornia nortneastwara to central As for the farm issue leaddnation They reported heavy rebel throughout the territory Even confessed courier for a wartime men Including four members The mercury shot up to 21 de- Montana Light to moderate of both parties agreed the losses but gave no figures First In the main cities there were apparatus of Parliament Some of them figures didn't indicate a farm grees at Guymon Okla and 90 showers fell along the east Today 8 Quickie reports far f rom complete said assassinations a n d scattered The industrial data was told newsmen afterward that rebellion Florida coast at Dodge City Nan the rebels killed 14 persons Skies were generally clear to the Soviet government plans shootings slipped to the Soviet authorities Democratic State Chairman Temperatures rose across the A French army communique they said through the Amtorg The French also hit back at Wife to husband: "Of course two proposals: I Reduce the Charles E Killen said it was central plains the middle NI's partly cloudy from the soahern Nationalists who lAted 10 rebel clashes aside Trading Co the frImer Soviet size of the Soviet arrrord only I svnd more than you make because the farmers sissipptilValley and from the Rockies eastwarelto the south Algerian Sun-iIn 1 have great confidence" struck western northexst- main the 2 the in counAlgeria Reduce of voting Ohio Vipcy northeastward into Atlantic coast the forces instead home this fighting !purchasing agencyn Detr cnt military stayed 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